This was sure to help. LOL
Moscow Diary: Under surveillance
As a British-Russian row rumbles on, the BBC's James Rodgers considers whether it signifies a deeper Russian suspicion of foreigners and their ideas. His diary is published fortnightly.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7202261.stmThis row had been coming for a while. There is an extra clue for anyone arriving in Russia at Moscow's Domodedovo airport.
Above the baggage carousel, there is a notice from Russian customs informing passengers of things they are not allowed to bring into the country.
Along with the usual warnings about drugs, plants, and foodstuffs, it says "cultural values".
I assume this is a mistranslation of the Russian, which might better be rendered as "objects of cultural value", but it may be a sign that post-Soviet Russia really has had enough of foreigners and their ideas.