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| − | + | Russia is a vast country. Moscow, the country's capital, is the major economic and political centre. Although part of the European Union, Russia is still considered a part of the Asian subcontinent. Both Moscow and St. Petersburg boast some fantastic architecture, with historic and interesting buildings at every turn. | |
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Capital Moscow
Language Russian
Currency Rouble
Russia is a vast country. Moscow, the country's capital, is the major economic and political centre. Although part of the European Union, Russia is still considered a part of the Asian subcontinent. Both Moscow and St. Petersburg boast some fantastic architecture, with historic and interesting buildings at every turn.
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