Top 7 winter drinks from around the world
Winter is the perfect time to curl up in a warm blanket and enjoy drinks that bring coziness and holiday cheer. Here are seven winter drinks that are perfect for cold days
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov performed one of the national dances at the opening ceremony of Grozny Airport in March 2007.
Last time Russian President Vladimir Putin danced in public during an opening ceremony of an ethnic festival in Saransk, some 600 km from Moscow, July 19, 2007.
The video of Dmitry Medvedev's dance for the song American Boy, filmed on a mobile phone and posted on the network, will be fun for Internet users for a long time.
In 2011, the Prime Minister visited the Petrozavodsk Children and Youth Creativity Palace, where he danced with the students of the choreographic section.
Boris Yeltsin is remembered by the older generation of Russians with a dance during his own election campaign.
Almost all fans of South Korean singer PSY tried to repeat the dance, performed in the video for the song Gangnam Style. The UN secretary genera Ban Ki-moon was no exception. In December 2012, he danced Gangnam Style along with its author.
In March 2016, Barack and Michelle Obama danced the Argentine tango during a visit to the homeland of this dance.
n 2007, former US President George Bush performed an African dance with the inhabitants of Senegal. A mini-concert took place in the Rose Garden of the White House and was dedicated to the Day of Combating Malaria.
Winter is the perfect time to curl up in a warm blanket and enjoy drinks that bring coziness and holiday cheer. Here are seven winter drinks that are perfect for cold days
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