Critical workforce shortage grips Russia’s North
Russia, especially its “depressed” regions, is suffering from a labor shortage. The decline in the workforce is evidenced by both
Read moreRussia, especially its “depressed” regions, is suffering from a labor shortage. The decline in the workforce is evidenced by both
Read moreThe vessel that was built at the Ukrainian Kherson Shipyard in 1975 got in trouble late evening 24th of July
Read moreThe new science and research center will be built on the same model as the hyped Snowflake station to appear
Read moreNuclear power company Rosatom signs construction contract with the Baltic Yard in St.Petersburg. The 158 meter long and 22,661 ton
Read moreThe brutal demographic figures for Russia’s Kola Peninsula continue sharp down. The population is nearly halved over the last three
Read moreThe more than 600 km long road across the Nenets tundra took more than 30 years to build. Last week,
Read more“We all feel very sorry,” says Anna Kireeva, head of Barents Press Russia. Established 30 years ago, the journalist network
Read moreValery Mitko, a renowned Russian polar scientist, has died while under house arrest on charges of treason. He was 81.
Read moreAuthorities call it the «Safe City project» – the 1,658 CCTV cameras that will be installed in the Murmansk region
Read moreThe population of Murmansk, Arkhangelsk and other northern regions might be ten percent less that anticipated. Judging from preliminary results
Read moreThe positivity rate in English-language Arctic coverage by Russian press agencies jumped from March to April with Russian leaders making
Read moreStrong-worded letter expresses a real fear of Russians being deprived of basic civil rights and that the country will enter
Read moreFive weeks after the onslaught against Ukraine, dire consequences of war are increasingly being felt by ordinary Russians. Inflation is
Read moreFirst of all, we need to take measures to stop the current decrease, Acting Deputy Governor Maria Derunova told the Barents
Read more“I can never return to Russia before the genocide regime is changed,” says Andrei Danilov, a Kildin Sámi from Olenegorsk
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