Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation

The First President of Russia B. Yeltsin Foundation is an independent charitable organisation. It strives to promote humanitarian and cultural cooperation and an open exchange of ideas and information between Russia and the West

In June 2007 President Putin signed a decree establishing the Russkiy Mir Foundation, for the purpose of “promoting the Russian language, as Russia's national heritage and a significant aspect of Russian and world culture, and supporting Russian language teaching programs abroad.” The Foundation is a joint project of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Education and Science and supported by both public and private funds

The British Council is the UK's public diplomacy and cultural organisation. We work in 109 countries, in arts, education, governance, and science

The State Tretyakov Gallery is the national treasury of Russian fine art and one of the greatest museums in the world

Courtauld Institute of Art is a world famous institute of history of art with research interests over a broad spectrum of the arts and architecture of the Western world from classical antiquity to the present day

The London Review of Books is the liveliest, the most serious and also the most radical literary magazine we have.’ (Alan Bennett)

The Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art is an educational charity established to promote and support the study of British history of art and architecture

Peter Hambro Mining Plc is one of the largest gold producers and explorers in Russia with significant assets in a number of regions

UBS is a world-leading wealth management company and an award winning global investment bank

Clifford Chance is one of the world's leading law firm committed to making a positive contribution to society and improving access to justice

Cumberland Lodge is an educational charity and former royal house in Windsor. Its Patron is the Queen

The National Centre for Contemporary Art (Moscow)

Cultural Policy Institute (CPI) was established in Moscow in 2002, as an independent agency providing consultancy, research and project development services

The British Centre for Literary Translation (BCLT) works to raise the profile of literary translation in the UK through an imaginative and varied programme of events, activities, publications and research

Russkaya Premiya, the unique Russian award for Russian-speaking writers of the near abroad, is annually adjudged to writers of the CIS (except for Russia) and the Baltic states who write in Russian

The first Russian newspaper in the UK

Weekly Russian language newspaper

Weekly Russian language colour newspaper

The oldest Russian Language newspaper in Europe