Female cub of Amur tiger, the world’s biggest cat, rescued from poachers trap in Russian Far East
Open again, tourism favourite Koh Samui
Burning peat and wildfires bring unseasonal smoke apocalypse to Urals and Siberia
Scientists dissect 42,000 year old extinct male foal preserved in permafrost for cloning bid - video
Unique in palaeontology: Liquid blood found inside a prehistoric 42,000 year old foal
Scientists ‘confident’ that they can extract cells to clone 42,000 year old extinct foal
Rarest big cats in the world reach key milestone in evading extinction
Giant cat with appetite to eat dogs trapped in unique operation in eastern Russia
Sadness as tigress who came in from wild to ask for human help dies
Siberia 'to get its first world class ski resort' - reports
Success: maiden launch sends 3 satellites into orbit
Is 'Gulag city' of Chita about to get a Hilton hotel?
City street could be named after triumphant Golden Globes director
Another success at Christie’s for rising Siberian artist Zorikto
Plan to protect unique Arctic heritage sites for future generations
Russian bobsledder Nikolay Khrenkov killed in horrific car crash in Krasnoyarsk
Hockey stars play game on world's deepest lake in Siberia
Siberian princess goes global 2,500 years after her death
Like ducks to water in the snow - keeping kids healthy Siberian style
Even the Yeti go Gangnam Style with a Bigfoot dance in Siberia
Siberians start their annual migration to Thailand's sun and sand
Karina became the symbol of resilience and hope when - aged only 4 - she survived 12 days in taiga of Yakutia.
Lena Pillars, a World Heritage Site, hit by the rampant flames, as calls grow for greater efforts to tackle infernos.
Mystery how the bronze dancer, his arms raised in an ecstatic trance, reached modern-day Novosibirsk region.
Luna the panther was rescued from a travelling zoo when its mother refused to feed the cub.
Lyubov Morekhodova glides over the pure ice on skates made by her father not long after World War Two.
Soul-stirring images of eruption on the Klyuchevskaya Sopka caught by extreme travellers at altitude of 2,850 metres (9,350 ft).