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 Editorial
By Kahue
Where are we all going? Individuals, known only by what we see in the mirror. And in the soul...>>>Readers Comments (0)
Letters To The Editor
By Erik Abrahamsson, Sweden
My name is Erik Abrahamsson and I live in Sweden.
I read in one of your earlier newspapers the article “Back to the Ocean” about Igor Charkovsky and water births...>>>Readers Comments (0)
 St. Petersburg & the Silk Road Train Tour
By Valerie Loh, New Zealand
In October 2007 my husband See and I embarked on what was to become an amazing adventure, with the support of GW Travel, Open Travel and Neva News. We took a Trans Siberian train, but doing the Silk Road tour, from Beijing to Moscow. We learned about this type of trip, initally from reading Neva News...>>>Readers Comments (0)
 Birthday Party Extraordinaire
Recently the elite in St. Pete celebrated President Putin`s 55th birthday, which was on October 7th. From the city budget about $US 10 million was set aside for the most amazing event in Russia since the days of Tsardom!..>>>Readers Comments (0)
Editorial
On the night of Saturday June 23rd 2007 anyone evaluating the cities of the world, based on merriment, extravaganza, involvement of the city’s population and fun and laughter would have placed St. Petersburg in first place...>>>Readers Comments (0)
Letters To The Editor
By Paul Condon
As I leave Russia after my first visit here I seek to share with readers some of my impressions. Two places, George Town Penang, Malaysia and Saint-Petersburg here in Russia both have had development stopped for decades and yet are now unique jewels...>>>Readers Comments (0)
Letters To The Editor
By James Robert Seidel
I write regarding the fine article about healing plants written by Marina Vorobjova & Veronica Dobryakova and published in your December 06 issue...>>>Readers Comments (0)
Editorial
By Elisaveta Gordienko
The great Russian poet Alexander Pushkin didn’t really like springtime in Russia. In his poem “Autumn” written in 1833, he says that he feels sick in spring, and that his mind and feelings are troubled by melancholy and weariness. However, it seems to me that Pushkin was too quick to judge spring as he didn’t see it in all its beauty, as we can this year in St. Petersburg!..>>>Readers Comments (0)
Letters To The Editor
I am a University graduate from England currently spending some time in St Petersburg, a city I have great affection for, having spent nearly five months here in 2005 as part of my University year abroad...>>>Readers Comments (0)
Letters To The Editor
By James Morrison
As a new-ish arrival in St. Petersburg I have only recently become acquainted with your Neva News magazine – and my entire family loves it. We are here for a year while my husband works on a contract, and it is great to have a source of information on the well-known as well as some of the lesser known sights of the city. Initially, we found St. Petersburg a bit daunting, as none of us speak Russian, but in the seven weeks we have been here so far, we have developed a real liking for the city...>>>Readers Comments (0)
 Editorial - Why Are We Here?
Welcome to this Xmas/New Year issue of Neva News. A time in St. Petersburg of winter, snow (well normally, but not now!), short days, long nights. A time when Russians energetically participate in many festivities. A time when foreigners can share in this atmosphere of renewal...>>>Readers Comments (0)
It Is Mathematical Fact: We Are All Related
By Editor
By simply reviewing the genetic family tree of the present day human race (us Homo sapiens) anyone can see the interrelationship or common ancestry of us all...>>>Readers Comments (0)
Letters To The Editor
By Asha Peppiatt
Where do I start? St. Petersburg is a mecca for those of us who thrive on the Arts. It is a city, I was told prior to my visit, which celebrated the Arts: Music, Drama and Dance. The city’s fame for its support of the Arts is worldwide...>>>Readers Comments (0)
Editorial
By Editor
Greetings: A very warm welcome is extended to all of St. Peterburg’s visitors, especially the thousands of guests who are here in various capacities associated with the G8 Summit. This notable event will open St. Petersburg’s window to the world. Indulge yourself in the atmosphere of the summer season and make the most of the myriad of cultural highlights on offer (see pages 2 & 17). Explore for yourself the “Venice of the North”, built on approximately 50 islands and connected by numerous historical bridges (page 8). ..>>>Readers Comments (0)
Letters to the Editor
Hi there, I am an Australian citizen and have been residing in St. Petersburg for the past few months. ..>>>Readers Comments (0)
Editorial
By Editor
We aspire at Neva News to bring mostly positive, always well researched commentary on Russia: its history, its people and its new found interrelationship and openness with the rest of the world. We strive for correct factual reporting – of getting it right, but being human, this latter goal cannot always be attained...>>>Readers Comments (0)
Letters to the Editor
By Alex Cambridge, England
I have been living in St. Petersburg for the last 8 months, teaching English for one of the language schools in the city centre. This is my second visit to St. Petersburg and I plan to return in midsummer for another 8 months. I find this one of the most beautiful and enchanting cities in the world and as soon as I leave St. Petersburg, Russia my heart yearns to return...>>>Readers Comments (0)
Letters To The Editor
The article on reincarnation excited great interest and I wish to obtain additional information on methods, which allow one to recall previous incarnations...>>>Readers Comments (0)
Editorial
By Julia Shadursky
The sun barely sets in St. Petersburg in late spring and well past midnight the spires and domes of the city’s majestic architectural treasures are bathed in a magical twilight. How better to celebrate this ethereal white light than at a whirl of festivities and cultural events! During April/May the entire city is alive with festivals, music, opera and dance performances in theatres, parks and courtyards...>>>Readers Comments (0)
 Recognising a person from St. Pete
By Irina Starobinskaya
St. Petersburg is strange: its existence is inexplicable. The initial project by Peter the Great to create this city seemed sure to be unsuccessful (in the middle of a bog and river flat, in a sometimes difficult climate and being surrounded by Sweden; none of these provided a text book location for the planned capital of Russia). It exists however. Perhaps akin to an experienced but tired Casanova, it today unintentionally enchants and fascinates everyone stepping on its now solid soil...>>>Readers Comments (2)
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St. Petersburg & the Silk Road Train Tour
(1st December 07)
Letters To The Editor
(1st December 07)
Editorial
(1st December 07)
Birthday Party Extraordinaire
(1st December 07)
Letters To The Editor
(1st August 07)
Letters To The Editor
(1st August 07)
Editorial
(1st August 07)
Editorial
(1st April 07)
Letters To The Editor
(1st April 07)
Editorial - Why Are We Here?
(15th December 06)
Letters To The Editor
(15th December 06)
Letters To The Editor
(1st October 06)
It Is Mathematical Fact: We Are All Related
(1st October 06)
Editorial
(8th July 06)
Letters to the Editor
(8th July 06)
Letters to the Editor
(1st June 06)
Editorial
(1st June 06)
Letters To The Editor
(1st April 06)
Editorial
(1st April 06)
Recognising a person from St. Pete
(1st April 06)
Spirit To Serve Our Communities
(1st April 06)
Editorial
(1st February 06)
Letters to the Editor
(1st February 06)
Editorial
(2nd December 05)
ATTENTION TOURISTS!
(1st December 05)
Changes in Staff “New” assistant editor of Neva News
(1st December 05)
Demographics in St Petersburg
(1st December 05)
Letters to the Editor
(1st December 05)
Letters to the Editor
(1st October 05)
Editorial
(1st October 05)
Miss Neva News Now Miss Russian Radio
(1st October 05)
Have You Ever Had a Bad Dose of Optimism?
(1st August 05)
Letters to the Editor
(1st August 05)
Editorial
(1st June 05)
Letters to the Editor
(1st June 05)
Masyanya
(1st June 05)
Letters to the Editor
(25th April 05)
"KIWI" Enterprise In Russia
(12th April 05)
Letter to the Editor
(26th February 05)
Editorial
(25th February 05)
Editorial
(1st November 04)
Editorial
(1st August 04)
Everest Champs Unite
(1st August 04)
Is Russia to Join or Replace USA as World Leader? ...and the role, if any, of Torsion Technology
(1st August 04)
Letters to the Editor (December - January 2004/05)
(1st August 04)
Editorial (December - January 2004/05)
(1st August 04)
St. Petersburg’s 301st birthday signals the start of summer
(1st June 04)
Sunny Days are here Again
(1st May 04)
A Foreign Student’s Impressions of Russia
(1st May 04)
Awards of “Sovetskaya” Hotel
(3rd March 04)
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