Nothing is ever cancelled, but what will be possible in reality is a big question. I doubt they can do anything beyond NEM/UM/ShM combo in the coming 10 years.

A Soyuz rocket for the next ISS crew mission is taking shape in Baikonur, Kazakhstan: russianspaceweb.com/soyuz-ms-28....

..Next out is Maksim Nesterov, the Head of Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center (a.k.a Star City). His deputy (and a former cosmonaut) Oleg Kononenko was appointed interim head.
Full list of Star City administrators are at the bottom of this page: russianspaceweb.com/star_city.html

My best attempt so far to document what happened during the VKD-65 spacewalk yesterday (work in progress, comments are welcome): russianspaceweb.com/iss-vkd65.html

Two cosmonauts are making their way back into the airlock, completing the VKD-65 spacewalk on the ISS. More details, visuals and the final edit will posted in the next few days here: russianspaceweb.com/iss-vkd65.html

NASA: Egress hatch was opened on the Poisk module of the International Space Station at 9:18 a.m. Houston Time, marking the start of the VKD-65 spacewalk, which is expected to last for 6.5 hours...

Watch it live here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AHU...

...VKD-64 spacewalk: some window cleaning:

UrtheCast of Canada in 2014...

VKD-64 spacewalk: Spacewalkers now working on the removal and ejection of the High-Resolution Camera, HRC, from the station — the first secondary task of the sortie:

After some struggle with one of fasteners, the cosmonauts installed the Ekran-M experiment on the exterior of the Nauka module:

Ryzhikov is now riding ERA to the work site:

VKD-64 spacewalk: Ryzhikov is about to begin his ride on the European Robotic Arm, ERA, to the installation site of the Ekran-M instrument:

VKD-64: The Ekran-M experiment in the hands of Aleksei Zubritsky awaiting the "arrival" of the European Robotic Arm, ERA, for a ride to the Ekran-M's installation site on the Nauka module...

The hatch of the Poisk module is reported open and the VKD-64 spacewalk underway...