Politics Nov 03 First black mayor elected in once-segregated St. Petersburg By Curt Anderson, Associated Press
World Jun 09 How the G-7 looks from Russia Russia’s “window to the West” has been all but boarded up and not just because of the sanctions. By Ryan Chilcote
World Apr 03 Blast on metro in St. Petersburg, Russia kills at least 14 An explosion on a train at a St. Petersburg, Russia, subway station killed at least 14 people and injured dozens on Monday afternoon. By News Desk
World Aug 09 Watch Erdogan visits Russia after coup attempt stirs tensions with the West Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in St. Petersburg Tuesday, a step toward mending ties ruptured last year when Turkey shot down a Russian warplane near Syria’s border. Judy Woodruff discusses the turmoil in Turkey with… By PBS NewsHour
Education Aug 15 Watch 3:45 Florida schools get failing grade due to re-segregation, investigation finds This week, an investigation of five Florida elementary schools in low-income, predominantly black neighborhoods of St. Petersburg labeled the schools 'failure factories,' partially blaming racial re-segregation over the past eight years. Tampa Bay Times reporter Michael LaForgia joins Hari Sreenivasan… By PBS NewsHour
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Sep 05 Watch Syria Tensions Dominate G-20 Summit; Russia Seen as Central Obstacle for U.S. President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladmir Putin met and shook hands at the G-20 summit in St. Petersburg, putting tension between the two nations over Syria in the spotlight. Jeffrey Brown reports on the status of U.S.-Russian diplomacy plus… Continue watching