Moscow

While the launch of NYC's bike share program was all the rage in the U.S. last week, Moscow began a program of its own with 220 red bikes at 30 stations. Sally McGrane frames it more as a 'triumph for political activism' than a commuting revolution.
Jun 3, 2013   The New Yorker
Developing countries have begun importing Western-style pro-sprawl urban planning policies, often to their detriment. Kuala Lumpur and cities across the communist world are examined.
Sep 7, 2010   Market Urbanism
Traffic has become thick and widespread throughout Moscow, where long lines of cars harken back to the dying days of the Soviet era.
Aug 5, 2010   The New Yorker
Recent attacks in the Moscow subway system highlight concerns in New York City, where a closed circuit security camera system still has many gaps.
Mar 31, 2010   The New York Times
Citing street sweeping costs, Moscow's mayor has said the city may start seeding the clouds to reduce snowfall.
Dec 9, 2009   Los Angeles Times
The economic downturn has brought much development in Moscow to a halt. But for some preservationists, that's a good thing.
Sep 15, 2009   The Christian Science Monitor
Moscow's architectural heritage is in danger, according to a new report on preservation in the city.
Jul 25, 2009   Metropolis
Dogs in Moscow have learned to ride the subway to and from "work".
Apr 10, 2009   English Russia
<p>Moscow tops an annual ranking of the world's most expensive cities. The survey examines housing, transportation, food, clothing, household goods and entertainment for corporations and government agencies determining living costs for expats.</p>
Jul 25, 2008   Forbes