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All That's Missing Is the Sea: Nizhny Novgorod's Best MicrodistrictAll That's Missing Is the Sea: Nizhny Novgorod's Best Microdistrict
All That's Missing Is the Sea: Nizhny Novgorod's Best MicrodistrictResidents share what they lack for happiness in this riverside neighborhood.
Yaroslavl tobacco factory redevelopment concludes; new openings plannedYaroslavl tobacco factory redevelopment concludes; new openings planned
Yaroslavl tobacco factory redevelopment concludes; new openings plannedRoman Galagaev, owner of the former 'Balkan Star' tobacco factory, revealed that a grocery store and service establishments will open in the renovated complex, with hundreds of jobs already created.
Tatarstan weekend: Minnikhanov on school attack, transport, TsUM renderingsTatarstan weekend: Minnikhanov on school attack, transport, TsUM renderings
Tatarstan weekend: Minnikhanov on school attack, transport, TsUM renderingsA roundup of the main events in Tatarstan over the weekend of 24-25 January, including a school attack, transport problems, and new renderings of a department store.
Drone Threat Declared in Stavropol Krai on January 26Drone Threat Declared in Stavropol Krai on January 26
Drone Threat Declared in Stavropol Krai on January 26A drone threat regime was introduced in Stavropol Krai on the morning of January 26, with residents urged to take shelter and follow official information.
Coffee Machine removes roadside outlet after fatal crashCoffee Machine removes roadside outlet after fatal crash
Coffee Machine removes roadside outlet after fatal crashThe coffee chain had to remove a seaside outlet after a prosecutor's order, following a fatal car crash into a similar roadside pit stop.
Tverskoy District residents baffled by frequent curb changesTverskoy District residents baffled by frequent curb changes
Tverskoy District residents baffled by frequent curb changesMSK1.RU explores Tverskoy District, Moscow's birthplace, through a photo report and resident insights, including confusion over curb replacements.
Frosts in St. Petersburg: Forecast for January 26-28Frosts in St. Petersburg: Forecast for January 26-28
Frosts in St. Petersburg: Forecast for January 26-28St. Petersburg started the new week with frosty weather. According to meteorologists, the cold will last at least until Wednesday.
Stable Work at Gold Mine Brings Family Happiness Over 15 YearsStable Work at Gold Mine Brings Family Happiness Over 15 Years
Stable Work at Gold Mine Brings Family Happiness Over 15 YearsAn electrician's career at the gold mining company Polyus has provided stability and growth for his family over 15 years.
Beautiful and ugly holiday trees in Ufa's courtyardsBeautiful and ugly holiday trees in Ufa's courtyards
Beautiful and ugly holiday trees in Ufa's courtyardsInterestingly, in the old districts, residents try harder.
Shor People in Kuzbass Tired of Living 'Like in the Stone Age' Without PowerShor People in Kuzbass Tired of Living 'Like in the Stone Age' Without Power
Shor People in Kuzbass Tired of Living 'Like in the Stone Age' Without PowerResidents of remote villages in the Tashtagol district report having no electricity in their homes and being unable to reach hospitals. On Monday, January 26, the district administration responded that solar panels should be sufficient for the settlements.
Remembering Tomsk's popular 2016 nightclubs that have closedRemembering Tomsk's popular 2016 nightclubs that have closed
Remembering Tomsk's popular 2016 nightclubs that have closedA new online trend has people reminiscing about Tomsk's nightlife in 2016, recalling iconic clubs like Teatro, Pravda, and Killfish Bar that have since shut down.
Warrior center opens branch at Far Eastern Federal UniversityWarrior center opens branch at Far Eastern Federal University
Warrior center opens branch at Far Eastern Federal UniversityThe patriotic 'Warrior' center is establishing a branch in Primorsky Krai at Far Eastern Federal University, which will feature a training ground for military-patriotic education programs targeting youth.
Classes Canceled in Magnitogorsk Schools Due to ColdClasses Canceled in Magnitogorsk Schools Due to Cold
Classes Canceled in Magnitogorsk Schools Due to ColdOn January 26, in Magnitogorsk, lessons for students in grades 1 to 9 have been canceled in both shifts due to severe cold weather, the city administration announced.
Another Frosty Day: School Classes Cancelled in KurganAnother Frosty Day: School Classes Cancelled in Kurgan
Another Frosty Day: School Classes Cancelled in KurganDue to severe cold, schools in Kurgan, Russia, have cancelled in-person classes for grades 1-4 on January 26, shifting to remote learning.
Contractor selected for waste collection in three Vladivostok districtsContractor selected for waste collection in three Vladivostok districts
Contractor selected for waste collection in three Vladivostok districtsContracts totaling over 320 million rubles (approximately $3.2 million at current rates) have been awarded for municipal solid waste collection in Vladivostok's Sovetsky, Pervomaisky, and Leninsky districts.
A residential pocket in Novokuznetsk's center: life in the high-rises near the 'hangars'A residential pocket in Novokuznetsk's center: life in the high-rises near the 'hangars'
A residential pocket in Novokuznetsk's center: life in the high-rises near the 'hangars'The cost per square meter of housing here reaches 150 thousand rubles (about $1,700 at current rates).
New longevity center in Primorye to offer VR psychotherapy and exoskeletonsNew longevity center in Primorye to offer VR psychotherapy and exoskeletons
New longevity center in Primorye to offer VR psychotherapy and exoskeletonsA local entrepreneur is behind the construction of a new longevity center in Primorye, which will feature advanced technologies like VR psychotherapy and robotic exoskeletons.
What will be built in Yakutsk in 2026 and the required fundingWhat will be built in Yakutsk in 2026 and the required funding
What will be built in Yakutsk in 2026 and the required fundingYakutsk's 2026 budget includes funding for new roads, social facilities, and parks, despite the city's limited annual spending of 30 billion rubles ($300 million at current rates).
Iran Protests: Rising Death Toll and U.S. Strike Threat
Iran Protests: Rising Death Toll and U.S. Strike ThreatMass protests continue in Iran, with rights groups reporting over 5,000 deaths. The country has closed airspace for small aircraft as the U.S. prepares a potential military strike.
Krasnodar Power Outages: List of Affected StreetsKrasnodar Power Outages: List of Affected Streets
Krasnodar Power Outages: List of Affected StreetsOver 70 streets in Krasnodar will be left without electricity on Monday, December 25, due to planned grid maintenance.
Chibis: No power restoration timeline as specialists pushed to limitChibis: No power restoration timeline as specialists pushed to limit
Chibis: No power restoration timeline as specialists pushed to limitGovernor Andrey Chibis reported that work to restore Rosseti power lines is proceeding under extremely difficult weather conditions, with terrain and visibility issues hampering efforts.
Severomorsk Kindergartens Open as Usual, Some Schools Remote on MondaySeveromorsk Kindergartens Open as Usual, Some Schools Remote on Monday
Severomorsk Kindergartens Open as Usual, Some Schools Remote on MondayAuthorities in the closed administrative-territorial entity have outlined the learning format, after-school care operations, and support points for residents on Monday.
Epiphany Freeze, Minister Resignation, River Pollution in UdmurtiaEpiphany Freeze, Minister Resignation, River Pollution in Udmurtia
Epiphany Freeze, Minister Resignation, River Pollution in UdmurtiaFrom January 19 to 25, Udmurtia experienced severe frosts down to -39°C (-38.2°F), the resignation of Education Minister Svetlana Bolotnikova, and a fine for polluting the Karlutka River.
Crossover crashes into Honda on Sovietskoye HighwayCrossover crashes into Honda on Sovietskoye Highway
Crossover crashes into Honda on Sovietskoye HighwayFive events that caught the attention of NGS readers on January 25.