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Russian National Anthem Echoes at Paralympics for the First Time Since 2014

Russian National Anthem Echoes at Paralympics for the First Time Since 2014

The Russian national anthem resonated at the 2026 Winter Paralympic Games in Italy, currently taking place from March 6 to 15. The anthem was played following a gold-medal victory by Russian alpine skier Varvara Voronchikhina in the Super-G event. Voronchikhina’s triumph marks the first gold medal for the Russian team at the Games in Italy....

Preserving the Truth About Russia: On the Anniversary of the House of the Russian Abroad

Preserving the Truth About Russia: On the Anniversary of the House of the Russian Abroad

In October 2025, the House of the Russian Abroad (HRA) celebrated the 30th anniversary of its founding. I, as the HRA representative in the United States, also took part in this event. To mark the difficult journey leading to this milestone, the House’s film studio Russian Path produced a film entitled In the Name of...

Unreliable Lines: How Calls Between the U.S. and Russia Are Changing

Unreliable Lines: How Calls Between the U.S. and Russia Are Changing

The most important communications link between the United States and Russia, free voice calls via messaging apps, has begun to fail. Following measures announced in Russia in August, voice calls on WhatsApp and Telegram have become unreliable. Text messaging and file sharing generally continue to function, but voice calls often fail to connect or drop...

Fort Ross Festival Turns Woke

Fort Ross Festival Turns Woke

The days when thousands of visitors flocked to Sonoma’s coast to witness historical reenactments at Fort Ross State Historic Park are now gone. The traditional Fort Ross Festival—which for decades celebrated the 19th-century Russian-American Company’s presence in California—has been replaced by the so-called Ocean and Art Festival. Gone are the performances by Russian artists, frontier...

California’s Russian River: A Name Forged in the Past

California’s Russian River: A Name Forged in the Past

During their exploration of Northern California, millions annually come across a sign that reads “Russian River.” This prompts them, at some juncture during their travels in the heart of Sonoma’s wine county to ponder about the origins of the name of this splendid waterway. Why is this major artery, flowing southwest for 110 miles from...

Victory Over Nazism Anniversary Largely Overlooked in the U.S., Despite Presidential Proclamation

Victory Over Nazism Anniversary Largely Overlooked in the U.S., Despite Presidential Proclamation

May marked the 80th anniversary of the Allied victory over Nazi Germany—a turning point in world history that brought an end to the bloodiest war in Europe. Yet in the United States, the date passed with little notice, despite an official proclamation from President Donald Trump declaring May 8 as “Victory Day” in World War...