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St. Petersburg issues yellow weather warning
St. Petersburg issues yellow weather warningSt. Petersburg authorities have introduced a yellow-level weather warning due to severe frosts and worsening air quality. The alert was issued on the evening of 22 January.
City Mall Security Guard Flees After Fatal ClashCity Mall Security Guard Flees After Fatal Clash
City Mall Security Guard Flees After Fatal ClashSurveillance footage shows a security guard exiting the shopping mall through a back door after a confrontation that resulted in a young man's death.
Shipyard Section Chief Under House Arrest for Bribes
Shipyard Section Chief Under House Arrest for BribesThe October District Court of St. Petersburg has placed Nikolai Kolchev, a section chief at the Admiralty Shipyards, under house arrest. He is accused of taking bribes from subordinate employees.
Weekend events in Stavropol: priest talk, heroes, stand-upWeekend events in Stavropol: priest talk, heroes, stand-up
Weekend events in Stavropol: priest talk, heroes, stand-upThis weekend, Stavropol offers a variety of events including a talk with a priest, exhibitions on epic heroes, and stand-up comedy shows from January 23 to 25.
Half-day parking ban on Lenin Avenue in VoronezhHalf-day parking ban on Lenin Avenue in Voronezh
Half-day parking ban on Lenin Avenue in VoronezhAuthorities have released a map showing where parking will be prohibited on Lenin Avenue this Friday.
Sports complex opens in St. Petersburg's Assay ChamberSports complex opens in St. Petersburg's Assay Chamber
Sports complex opens in St. Petersburg's Assay ChamberA new sports center has opened on the embankment of the Griboyedov Canal in St. Petersburg, located in the restored historical building of the Assay Chamber.
Transport committee slams bus driver over knife threat
Transport committee slams bus driver over knife threatA check has been initiated in St. Petersburg into an incident in Pushkin where a bus driver attacked a teenager and threatened him with a knife. The conflict occurred on January 20 on Moskovskaya Street.
Owner detained in Novosibirsk building collapse; January 22 news digestOwner detained in Novosibirsk building collapse; January 22 news digest
Owner detained in Novosibirsk building collapse; January 22 news digestThis digest highlights five news stories that captured the attention of NGS readers in Novosibirsk on January 22, including the detention of a building owner after a collapse.
St. Petersburg to launch pilot larvae-based organic waste recycling line
St. Petersburg to launch pilot larvae-based organic waste recycling lineSt. Petersburg plans to launch a pilot project for industrial food waste recycling using larvae in the first quarter, according to Kirill Soloveichik, head of the environmental management committee.
Youth internet use multiplies in Kazan suburbs: traffic usage detailsYouth internet use multiplies in Kazan suburbs: traffic usage details
Youth internet use multiplies in Kazan suburbs: traffic usage detailsInternet service demand in the Kazan agglomeration has nearly doubled, with mobile traffic in suburbs rising by 93% compared to the previous year. Users most frequently go online on weekends.
Korabelnikov on Challenges Facing Tire RecyclersKorabelnikov on Challenges Facing Tire Recyclers
Korabelnikov on Challenges Facing Tire RecyclersOn January 22, at a TASS press conference, St. Petersburg Vice Governor Alexei Korabelnikov discussed the challenges faced by local tire recyclers, citing competition from cheaper imported rubber crumb and unstable volumes of urban improvement work.
Volgograd hospital and museum lose power in outageVolgograd hospital and museum lose power in outage
Volgograd hospital and museum lose power in outageA massive power outage occurred in Volgograd's Krasnoarmeysky district on January 22, leaving clinical hospital No. 15, a military commissariat, and the Old Sarepta museum-reserve without electricity.
Greek Premium Textile Brand Togas Celebrates 100 YearsGreek Premium Textile Brand Togas Celebrates 100 Years
Greek Premium Textile Brand Togas Celebrates 100 YearsWe discovered what underpins its philosophy and why it is highly valued worldwide.
Smolny explains financing difficulties for private eco-centers
Smolny explains financing difficulties for private eco-centersRepresentatives of the St. Petersburg government at a TASS press conference on January 22 explained why the city finances the 'Nevsky Environmental Operator' but not private companies. The key task is to create a unified and economically justified waste management system.
Power outage hits hospital, enlistment office, museum in VolgogradPower outage hits hospital, enlistment office, museum in Volgograd
Power outage hits hospital, enlistment office, museum in VolgogradMass power outages in Volgograd's Krasnoarmeysky district on January 22 were caused by damage to an underground cable at the Old Sarepta museum-reserve site.
Fraud case opened over soil from new metro stationsFraud case opened over soil from new metro stations
Fraud case opened over soil from new metro stationsInvestigative authorities have opened a criminal case on large-scale fraud in the disposal of soil from the construction of St. Petersburg metro stations. Top managers of the TsBI company are under suspicion.
Legendary Indian Cafe Devi Closes After 30 Years on RUDN CampusLegendary Indian Cafe Devi Closes After 30 Years on RUDN Campus
Legendary Indian Cafe Devi Closes After 30 Years on RUDN CampusA representative of the establishment explained why this happened.
Intekhproekt to Design Tunnel on Right Bank of Neva River
Intekhproekt to Design Tunnel on Right Bank of Neva RiverThe St. Petersburg Transport Construction Directorate has selected a contractor to design the right-bank exit from the Alexander Nevsky Bridge. The project includes the reconstruction of Malookhtinsky Prospekt and the construction of an open tunnel for continuous traffic.
Samara Activist Calls for Kuzbass Governor to ApologizeSamara Activist Calls for Kuzbass Governor to Apologize
Samara Activist Calls for Kuzbass Governor to ApologizeYekaterina Kolotovkina, a member of the Russian Public Chamber, has criticized Governor Ilya Seredyuk for blaming mothers for infant fatalities at a Novokuznetsk maternity hospital.
St. Petersburg State University Cancels Creative Exams for Journalists
St. Petersburg State University Cancels Creative Exams for JournalistsStarting in 2026, applicants to the journalism faculty at SPbU will have to take a third subject on the Unified State Exam instead of a creative competition. They have just over four months left to prepare.
Yekaterinburg Residents Furious Over Soaring Taxi FaresYekaterinburg Residents Furious Over Soaring Taxi Fares
Yekaterinburg Residents Furious Over Soaring Taxi FaresResidents of Yekaterinburg are facing exorbitant taxi prices after severe frosts hit the city on January 22, causing a spike in ride costs.
Compensation of 1.2 million rubles recovered from black realtorCompensation of 1.2 million rubles recovered from black realtor
Compensation of 1.2 million rubles recovered from black realtorIgor Abolemov, convicted of pressuring homeowners, has fully paid compensation to his victims, bailiffs in St. Petersburg report.
Yekaterinburg Residents Outraged by Soaring Taxi FaresYekaterinburg Residents Outraged by Soaring Taxi Fares
Yekaterinburg Residents Outraged by Soaring Taxi FaresResidents of Yekaterinburg faced exorbitant taxi fares on January 22 as temperatures plunged below -30°C (-22°F), prompting many to opt for cabs over public transport.
Contractor of Druzhba Park fails to challenge court on 65 million debtContractor of Druzhba Park fails to challenge court on 65 million debt
Contractor of Druzhba Park fails to challenge court on 65 million debtThe cassation appeal of company Avtomagistral SK was left unsatisfied. The arbitration court ordered the firm to pay 65.6 million rubles (approximately $729,000 at current rates) for unfulfilled work and defects.
St. Petersburg Processes Over a Million Cubic Meters of SnowSt. Petersburg Processes Over a Million Cubic Meters of Snow
St. Petersburg Processes Over a Million Cubic Meters of SnowSnow melting and receiving stations in St. Petersburg have processed more than a million cubic meters of snow this winter season. This milestone was reached in mid-January, slightly later than last year.