Caucasian Reserve Director Resigns After 23 YearsSergei Shevelev, director of the Caucasian State Natural Biosphere Reserve, has resigned after 23 years, citing personal plans to change his pace of life.
Warming Tents Set Up in Chelyabinsk Amid Severe FrostTwo mobile warming tents have been deployed in Chelyabinsk due to abnormal cold, offering shelter and aid to anyone in need as temperatures are expected to plunge to -35 °C (-31 °F).
Kazan Records Russia's Highest Airfare Hike at 45%Air travel costs in Kazan have multiplied since 2021, with the city seeing a record 45% increase in ticket prices, surpassing St. Petersburg and Sochi, a tourism official reported.
Dybenko Intersection Ranked Among St. Petersburg's Most DangerousThe intersection of Bolshevist Avenue and Dybenko Street in St. Petersburg came sixth in a nationwide accident rating, sparking debate on its danger level. Local authorities present their own traffic statistics and steps to improve safety.
Sochi crime rate fell by 14% last yearThe city's police department presented a report on operational and service activities for the past year, showing a significant decrease in overall crime.
Murmansk Region Officials Debunk Heating Cut RumorsAuthorities in Murmansk Region have dismissed social media reports of an order to lower heating parameters as a forgery, urging residents to trust official sources.
Testing All Ice Slides in Kemerovo with a ChildDuring the long January holidays, we tested the popular ice slides across Kemerovo, Russia, with a nine-year-old boy and his mother to find the safest and most thrilling ones.
