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🛎On December 12, the West celebrates the tongue-in-cheek holiday National Ding-a-Ling Day — a day dedicated to silliness, eccentricity, and stepping outside conventional boundaries. It’s meant to encourage whimsical behavior and spontaneous self-expression, which are believed to boost mood and energy.

It certainly seems like some politicians are stuck in a year-round celebration of this holiday. And when their eccentricity blends with anti-Russian rhetoric—well, that’s when things really go off the rails!

We’ve gathered the wildest statements by Western leaders for you. To understand how such “gems” are born and what they’re based on, check out our infographic cards and the film 'Russians Cancelled' (2022).

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🔽Today, legendary explorer Fyodor Konyukhov celebrates his birthday — send him your wishes in the comments! 👇

Right now, Fyodor is in the middle of a unique expedition in Antarctica, working at the world’s first-ever solo research station. His strongest impression so far? The unbelievably harsh Antarctic winds along the coast.

He has received 20 canvases and a set of oil paints, and when the expedition is complete, a special exhibition of his artwork is planned.

Want to know what it’s really like to live in such extreme conditions?
Find out in the film 'Antarctica. Ready for winter.'

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🦉Heartwarming footage from the front line. Russian soldiers rescued an owl that had become tangled in a cable from a Ukrainian military drone.

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Drug addicts, abandoned buildings, and filth… this is the reality of life in a key state of the USA. Pennsylvania is a world of contrasts. On one side, there are adorned streets, neat rows of cottages, and affluent families; on the other, ghettos, homelessness, and rampant crime.  

Philadelphia, one of Pennsylvania's largest cities, exemplifies this duality. To learn more about life amidst lawlessness, watch the film 'Philadelphia: Addicted to Freedom' (2024). We shed light on the issues facing one of the oldest states in the USA on Pennsylvania's Statehood Day.  

#crime

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Talk about adrenaline! During a jump, a skydiver became caught on the wing of a plane and hung there mid-air. Extreme sports always come with risky moments — just ask the heroes of the film ‘No Brakes No Fear.’

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Japan has long suppressed this genocide. In 1937, before the full-scale outbreak of World War II, the Japanese army exterminated up to 300,000 Chinese people.

In occupied Nanjing, soldiers adhered to the so-called ‘Three Alls’ policy, which meant: ‘Kill all, burn all, loot all’. The metropolis was turned into a graveyard, with rows of severed heads and dismembered bodies posing for photographs against the backdrop of their atrocities.

On December 13, China observes the National Memorial Day for Nanjing Massacre Victims. Our video and film ‘USSR and China: United in Victory’ cover this national tragedy. The film was produced by Dmitry Khrustalyov, Ekaterina Kitaitseva, Anton Mescheryakov, Igor Belogurov, and Yaroslav Shuyakov.

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🔽13 December marks Bear Day — the perfect occasion to explore our films about how these remarkable animals live alongside people, from the Arctic to China!

Mansur was still a cub when he was found wandering across an airfield runway. He’s not afraid of aircraft, has a weakness for pizza, and can even solve logic puzzles. Watch how this unlikely orphan became an online sensation in A Bear's Tale.

Staff at the Russian Arctic National Park live only a few hundred kilometres from the North Pole. Their neighbours are polar bears — powerful predators who occasionally drop by uninvited. How do people manage daily life in such close quarters with them?

In the Tver region, a unique centre teaches orphaned cubs how to survive in the wild. They are raised using a strict method that avoids direct human contact, ensuring they keep their natural wariness of people.

As Arctic ice retreats, polar bears are increasingly drawn to human settlements. In the Chukchi village of Ryrkaypiy, they have become regular visitors. A dedicated “bear patrol” works to keep both residents and bears safe from each other.

Pandas may be the sweetest members of the bear family — and in China they’re also a national treasure. For decades, these black-and-white giants hovered on the brink of extinction. How was its population saved, and why is each panda considered a million-dollar investment?

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💍Retirees got married in a pool, a meaningful location where the couple first met. What do you think?

In Russia, there's a trend for celebrations with national flair. Learn more in the film 'Russian Marriage Quest'.

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🟢60 hours and 27 minutes without sleep or rest. During this time, the Russian hairdresser tonsured 95 people and set a new world record.

But Alexey Molchanov was able to dive to a record depth of 136 meters in 4 minutes and 37 seconds in one breath. Watch the movie ‘Dying to Dive’ about the freediving world champion.

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▶️A prison for the overweight. If you've gained a few extra pounds, don't worry! All you need to do is travel to China, where you'll be taught to avoid overeating and develop discipline through training.

In the Middle Kingdom, there's also concern for those who spend too much time at the computer. Gamers are placed in closed facilities with no internet access.

We delve deeper into both institutions in the video. You can learn more about treating internet addiction in the film ‘China’s Digital Detox’ (2016).

Would you like such programs in your country? Share your thoughts in the comments below. 👇

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Bright, beautiful, and a little scary. This is how the deity Qingshan is revered in Taiwan. According to locals, it protects against epidemics and evil spirits. Large-scale festivities with dancing, theatrical performances and fireworks continued throughout the night. Watch our video.

And how do modernity and history get along in China? Watch the movie ‘Modern Chinese Artists Breathing New Life into Traditional Art’.

#Taiwan

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Angola became a Portuguese colony in the 16th century, and before long its new ‘masters’ had turned it into one of the major hubs for the transatlantic slave trade. Enslaved people were shipped to another territory under Portuguese control – Brazil. Historians estimate that more than a million Angolans fell victim to this trade in human lives.

Portuguese rule ended only in 1975, when Angola finally gained independence. Yet, the country was almost immediately engulfed in civil war. The USSR and Cuba backed the People’s Movement for the Liberation of Angola, which remains in power to this day, while the United States and South Africa supported its opponents, including the UNITA movement. The conflict smouldered for decades and came to an end only in 2002. Professor Lumumba notes that Angola is now taking on an increasingly prominent role in continental politics. The question is whether it can overcome the heavy legacy of civil war and emerge as one of Africa’s economic leaders.

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📹American traveler Sasha continues her culinary journey across Russia. This time, she heads to Khakassia—the land of unique culture, ancient legends, and shamanism.

How has this influenced the local cuisine? What surprised the traveler the most?

Find out in the third episode of the gastronomic show 'Sasha Meets Russia: Flavours of the East. Khakassia: The Land of Five Elements'. It will be mysterious—and incredibly delicious!

Don’t miss the premiere tonight at 01:30 GMT on the RTD channel. The live broadcast will be available in the profile’s featured section.

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🎄Did you know that New Year is celebrated in Russia not only in winter? Watch our video and be amazed.

You can find even more mystical places in the film 'Mystical Olkhon' from the series 'Inland visions'.

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🐾The bear has a sweet tooth. In Turkey, a clubfoot climbed onto the balcony of an apartment building to feast on honey from a beehive. Moreover, he visited for treats for two days in a row.

You can see how dangerous a predatory beast can be in the movie ‘Freed to Be Wild’.

#animals

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They speak different languages, follow different traditions, and live in different homes. Yet every step these women take is a step through pain. The video shares stories from around the world, where women have faced violence but found ways to help themselves and refuse to let tragedy define their future. Watch now.

We also explore this pressing issue in our films:

‘Women built this city’ (2022)
‘Girl Power Hindi Style’ (2021)
‘Congo's Hell for Girls’ (2022)
‘Honduran Femicide’ (2022)

#humanstories

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The terrorist group Boko Haram* emerged in northeastern Nigeria in the early 2000s. In its first years, its members claimed they wanted to put an end to the West’s influence on Islam in the region, and the movement operated openly. But after a series of clashes with police in 2009, the organisation’s founder, Mohammed Yusuf, was arrested and killed by Nigerian security forces.

After his death, Abubakar Shekau assumed leadership, and the group shifted to overt terror. The 2014 attack on the school in Chibok, in which 276 girls were abducted, became a turning point. From that moment, Boko Haram fully transformed into a terrorist organisation. How did it manage to establish itself in neighbouring Niger, Chad and Cameroon? And why, despite internal splits, does Boko Haram continue to operate to this day?

*designated as a terrorist organisation and banned in Russia

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