It was 50 years ago on Sunday that Valentina Tereshkova made history blasting off into space, the first female in orbit.
'Did you see God?' - granny in the Siberian village asked when the world's first spacewoman landed
Leading British newspaper photographer was one of the first to see Empress Alexandra's diary
The never ending spring is in full swing at the sixth Siberian Ballet Festival
Siberia was a major centre of early skull surgery in ancient times, say archeologists
Frenchman Sylvain Tesson vowed to live alone in a hut before he was 40
Three beautiful young women, all murdered in separate cases after breaking up with their boyfriends
They say Siberians have a love of adventure in their blood, as Alexey Kamersanov proves
What really happened to the missing Antonov 'ghost plane' as relatives of victims hint at foul play?
Russia's mightiest companies to move to Siberia in three years?
Is this the most magical cave in the world?
High speed rail, better ski-ing, mega-investment: Medvedev maps out Siberia's future
Eminent scientist Guriy Marchuk, with close Siberian links, dies in Moscow
Great people, bustling cities, unbeatable nature - this is my Siberia
Pregnancy weight? Postnatal depression? Not for us thank you!
With the world famous Beringia Dog Race underway, a former participant explains its magical appeal
Siberian star Vladimir Tarasenko was named NHL Rookie of the Month after scoring five goals
The 'biggest polluter' of Lake Baikal is to close, announce government
For star American swimmer Jessica Long, it will be an emotional homecoming
More elaborate, precise, personalised medicine of the future
DONE! Nothing can explain the sense of euphoria after completing such an intimidating challenge
Save the world's fluffiest cat
The quake could be a world record for a tremor caused with involvement by humans, it is claimed.
Olympic competitor Chechen-Ool Mongush, 40, was murdered and his remains hidden near the Mongolian border.
Pictures of the paws, stashed in the tyres of their vehicle, have gone around the world.
Scientist Vladimir Surdin believes 'silver clouds' were the cause of the multi-coloured night sky witnessed by thousands of people.
In one case, classified secrets were leaked to a foreign power, in the other there was an intention to leak.
The Siberian Times keeps writing about the unique seals sanctuary organised by Lora Beloivan from Vladivostok.
A go-ahead for the 2500 year old 'Princess Ukok' to be displayed by a museum comes after scientific checks on her corpse.