Russia: Moscow Film Festival is Fantastic!

Festival. Thousands of people from the movie industry are in Moscow for the event, including a galaxy of A-list stars. The ceremony opens on Thursday with the Russian premiere of the Hollywood blockbuster ‘Hancock’, with the film’s stars, Will Smith and Charlize Theron, expected to attend. Russia Today——————————————————————– For all fans of Moscow Movie Festival

Russian Weekend the Russian way!

I was drinking my morning cup of coffee & thinking about this last weekend. We went to our Dacha in the Village called “Sunrise to Freedom!” I have written about a church being built there again andhttp://kylekeeton.com/2007/08/russian-church-rising-from-ruins.htmlhttp://kylekeeton.com/2007/10/russia-sunrise-to-freedom.htmlI also wrote about a death that happened there.http://kylekeeton.com/2008/01/russia-life-is-more-important-than.html It seems that the murder stopped the process of rebuilding

Russian News: 06-17-2008!

attractive asset, it was within the government’s competence to decide whether Russian Railways could take part in the funding. He stressed that Russian Railways’ investment program needed to be approved by the government, adding that the company was now preparing a project analysis to be introduced to the cabinet. RBC, 17.06.2008, Moscow 16:52:26.The Russian stock

Russia: No to Motors for Cruise Missiles!

The NATO dance between Russia and Ukraine continues…..——————————————–Russian authorities have refused to purchase Ukrainian motors for cruise missiles. That decision was announced by Evgeny Kablov, general director of the Aviation Materials Scientific Research Institute, Reuters reports. His announcement coincides with NATO General Secretary Jaap de Hoop Scheffer’s visit to Ukraine. According to Kablov, whose institute

Russia: Moscow’s Sheremetyevo, Got Rails!

The days of being swarmed by gypsy taxi drivers is over, (That is how it felt when I first came to Moscow!)——————————————-The unappealing choice between overpriced taxis and overcrowded minibuses stuck in traffic should be a thing of the past, after Sheremetyevo finally became the last of Moscow’s big three airports to get a direct