Greenpeace claim authorities underestimate the scale of destruction, amid warnings of lack of resources to fight fires.
Famous for its lonely loo with a view at 2,600 metres - 8,530ft - this meteorological outpost provides essential data for the world.
Former spies and military operatives write handbook for tourists and hunters, using techniques learned during Soviet era.
Enough joking. New NASA-Russian research is leading to concern that global warming is causing truly disturbing changes to the virgin forests of northern Russia.
In case of any doubts, we mean the twitching variety, which are now back to Siberia, resting before their next extraordinary journey.
Heavy rains engulf TransBaikal region with a dozen railway bridges destroyed and 15 more damaged.
These stunning images were taken by Russian photographer Alexander Tyryshkin on a unique Siberian lake that never freezes, no matter how cold the winter.
Futuristic Khanty-Mansiysk gives a new image to Siberia ahead of shale revolution.