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Meeting with natureFrom the bitter cold of Siberia of the North to the tiger jungles of the East we take you inside the wild beauty of Russia's nature reserves.
Historical filesLook back over centuries for a panoramic view of Russia's history.
For realLife as it is with no gloss. Real people with real problems and real solutions.
Discovering RussiaDiscover Russia through the eyes of James Brown - a travel journalist whose job is to take vacations as adventurous and reckless as Russian capacious boundaries can encompass.
Technology updateThe cutting edge of innovation and technological breakthroughs. See the world of tomorrow today.
Wayfarer with Martyn AndrewsArdent wayfarer Martyn Andrews embarks on new voyages and explores fresh horizons on RTDoc.
Art loungeMeet Russia's most famous singers, actors and artists in our Art Lounge.
Post SovietBack in the day the West perceived the Soviet Union as one massive socialist state populated by Soviet people whose faces, too, melted into one. 1991, when the enormous state collapsed, saw the appearance of a whole bunch of new states, with their own rich culture and traditions. RTDoc invites you to take a closer look at the former USSR republics.
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Technology Update's Nano-November!
November 24, 2010
Technology Update looks for answers at the Rusnanotech forum in Moscow – where top innovators from over a dozen countries gathered to show off their gadgets and talk shop. From chips in the Moscow Metro turnstiles that could revolutionize your trip to the supermarket to sprays to avoid structural decay, we reveal the nano-secrets that are set to change the world. Watch closely, the newest nano could be right at your fingertips! The Brave New World of Nano – on Technology Update.
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