Last time, we introduced you to our future female scientists, doctors, and journalists. Now it's the male engineers' turn ⚙️

Turns out solving complex engineering problems and looking effortlessly confident aren't mutually exclusive.

Every InteRussia fellow gets the same hoodie. Somehow, every new group makes it look like it came straight from an editorial shoot. This time, our engineers had their own Vogue moment — and we were lucky enough to capture it. 📸

Who said AI can't be stylish? 🧡

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InteRussia Launches Fellowship for African Journalists 🎙

On 7 July, the InteRussia fellowship programme for journalists from African countries officially opened at the headquarters of the International Information Agency and Radio Sputnik in Moscow.

The opening ceremony featured welcoming remarks by:

⭕️Vasily Pushkov, Director of the International Cooperation Directorate, Russia Today Media Group;
⭕️ Sergey Orlov, Deputy Executive Director of the Gorchakov Fund;
⭕️ Elena Litvichenko, representative of Rossotrudnichestvo.

Sergey Orlov welcomed the participants and highlighted the importance of cooperation in the sphere of journalism.

«The main goal of this programme is to show how we live and work in Russia, introduce you to our country, and explain why Africa is important to Russia today. We are honoured to host young journalists from nine African countries, and we hope this month in Moscow will be special for you».

The fellows are young media professionals from Burundi, Zambia, Cameroon, Kenya, Mozambique, Rwanda, Senegal, Somalia, and Uganda.

Over the next month, participants will immerse themselves into the Russian media landscape, attend training sessions and workshops led by Sputnik experts, exchange professional experience with colleagues, and take part in events organised by the programme's partners.

The programme is implemented by Mezhdunarodniki Autonomous Non-Profit Organisation together with the Gorchakov Fund and the International Information Agency and Radio Sputnik as part of the

SputnikPro

programme. The fellowship is held within Rossotrudnichestvo's flagship

New Generation

programme with grant support from the Presidential Grants Foundation.

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#PresidentialGrantsFoundation

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The Moscow Metro’s most beautiful stations: ‘Komsomolskaya’

This is the subway station that greets travelers and guests of the city arriving at three of the capital’s main railway terminals.

The station was opened on January 30, 1952. In the architecture of post-war USSR, the dominant style at the time was what is now called ‘Stalinist Empire’ style. It draws on classicism, antiquity, Baroque and, of course, the Empire style itself.

The vaults are adorned with bas-reliefs and mosaic panels depicting scenes from Russian history.

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🔔 Gateway to Russia

You can spend years studying a country — or experience it firsthand ✨

That’s the path José Késsio Lemos, a Brazilian researcher, chose when he joined the InteRussia Energy fellowship in 2025.

The program gave him more than academic knowledge: it broadened his perspective, strengthened his research, and opened the door to professional connections.

Thinking about taking the next step in your own career? Swipe through the cards or read the full interview on our website — then submit your application.

⏳ The deadline for submitting applications is August 23, 23:59 (Moscow time).

The InteRussia Fellowship in Energy is implemented by Mezhdunarodniki Autonomous Non-Profit Organisation in cooperation with the Gorchakov Fund, St. Petersburg State University of Economics, Russia-ASEAN Business Council, the TV BRICS International Network, the Global Energy Association and the Russian Energy Agency (REA) of the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation, with support from the Presidential Grants Foundation.

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