Utility bills for shared electricity in Yekaterinburg increase fivefoldResidents of a building on Roshchinskaya Street discovered that the fee for electricity for common building needs in January bills increased more than fivefold. The Unified Settlement Center explained that the charges were made correctly.
Myths and Reality of Free Apartments in the USSROnline, people often reminisce about the free distribution of housing in Soviet times, while modern families face high prices and mortgage rates. Readers share stories of how their families received apartments and compare with current conditions.
Alexander Petrov: How Fatherhood Changed His LifeActor Alexander Petrov shared how the birth of his first child divided his life into 'before' and 'after' periods. He also discussed his experience of being present at his partner's childbirth.
Alexander Petrov shares how son's birth changed himIn an interview, actor Alexander Petrov revealed how becoming a father has reshaped his perspective on life and work, including his experience at the birth.
Volgograd Engineer Tried for Station Explosion That Killed SixProsecution and defense presented their cases in the Krasnoarmeysky Court against Dmitry Lebedev, accused of safety violations that led to deaths. The defendant did not admit guilt but offered condolences to the families.
Over 50 buildings in Moscow District left without heatingA pipeline failure in the Moscow District of St. Petersburg has cut off heating for 64 residential buildings. Repair work is scheduled to be completed by 11 a.m. on January 29.
