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Kamchatka has always been one of the most alluring and challenging tourist destinations. This tantalising magnet attracts fanatics of extreme fishing and mounting climbing, as well as those who wish to experience one of the last remaining wildernesses lef Read more >
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One of the few Russian words borrowed by the English language is "kasha". It has lost a chunk of its original meaning, denoting buckwheat grains only, whereas in Russia, kasha refers to porridge in general and may be made from any cereal... Read more >
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Some young Singaporeans are real daredevils when it comes to new discoveries. Sons and daughters of a tiny island nation in the tropics, they bravely venture as far as Russia’s North. 103rd Meridian East is proud to report of at least two occurrences... Read more >
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Caviar has survived till present day surrounded by myths and is deeply imprinted in foreign mentalities as something genuinely Russian by origin. Read more >
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World War Two affected almost every continent, claiming the lives of 17 million soldiers and twice as many civilians. It was the first truly global war. Read more >
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In 1615, the political situation in the north of Europe was quite tense, as the Swedish king and Muscovite tsar were engaged in a protracted fight over the Baltic territories. Read more >
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A national cuisine is a significant part of any national culture. The gastronomic constituent of both Singaporean and Russian cultures brings to their bilateral relations incredible opportunities for communication on a very personal level Read more >
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