The skill of ivory softening was used more than 12,000 years ago to make tools - or decorations - that still puzzle modern science.
Crimson treasure of Siberia, the salt lake that turns pink on sunny days
Siberian hermit, 75, who ‘lives in 18th century’ refuses to be moved by Space Age
Ice tsunami in the extreme north of Russia means summer is finally here
First-ever cases of obesity in Arctic peoples as noodles replace traditional diet
Charred turnip dinner from 400 years ago throws new light on conquest of Siberia
Warning of 'collapse' of buildings in Siberia's permafrost cities in next 35 years
Rare Siberian Crane given special protection in Taiwan after getting lost
Experts warn of eco-disaster caused by mounting pollution in waters off Far East
New warning about climate change linked to peat bogs
Giant state companies wait to hear on 'Go East' move
Salekhard - Arctic capital of Russia becoming the bridge between Europe and Asia
Gulags to Glitz in oil 'boom town'
Welcome inside a unique Siberian modelling school with a mission to smash taboos
The rich ethnic tapestry of Siberia highlighted at congress opening in Salekhard
Promoting Krasnoyarsk: How the Russian State Ballet of Siberia has won British hearts
Pillars of smoke filmed over the areas hit by last summer’s wildfires despite the current long spell of extremely cold weather.
Hundreds of volunteers joined police and turned every stone to find scared and frostbitten Yana.
Only a handful of such cubs worldwide have been successfully nurtured in captivity.
Sardana Avksentyeva, 51, is known across the world as The Iron Lady of Siberia.