Perspektivy Announces Recruitment for Exclusive Volunteer ProgramThe St. Petersburg charity Perspektivy is inviting volunteers to help people with severe disabilities. Participants will be able to change the lives of their charges and find new meaning in their own.
Kronstadt in Early 2026: January DevelopmentsKronstadt continues to actively develop at the start of 2026. Here are the key events that took place in the fortress city from January 1 to 28.
Pipeline Breaks Cut Water Supply in RostovBreaks in the water supply networks have left four districts of Rostov-on-Don without water. This was reported by the regional utilities minister.
Water supply cut off in four districts of RostovWater has been cut off in four districts of Rostov due to ruptures in the water supply networks, according to the region's housing and utilities minister.
Expert challenged over devaluation of Vahitov's Kazan housePublic hearings have concluded in Kazan on the state expert assessment of the birthplace of revolutionary Leninist Mullanur Vahitov. Participants disagreed with the conclusion to remove the house from the cultural heritage register, and a document of disagreement was sent to the expert.
Largest Nakhodka boiler houses transitioning to gas by 2029Construction of a gas distribution station is underway in Nakhodka as part of a plan to convert the city's largest heating plants from oil and coal to gas by the 2028/2029 heating season.
Rector of GITIS: Bogomolov's Appointment Didn't Bother AnyoneGrigory Zaslavsky called Konstantin Bogomolov a 'Moscow Art Theatre person' and reminded that for most of its history, the Moscow Art Theatre School-Studio was not run by its graduates.
Prosecutors Drop Criminal Case Over Soil Collapse on Kharchenko StreetThe prosecutor's office of the Vyborgsky District in St. Petersburg has canceled a criminal negligence case related to ground subsidence on Kharchenko Street. The Investigative Committee is appealing this decision.
