Smolny Updates Metro Development Plans Through 2031By 2031, St. Petersburg plans to increase the length of metro lines by 11.9 km and open eight new stations. This is stated in the updated state program for the development of the transport system.
Yaroslavl residents warned of anomalous late-January coldResidents of Yaroslavl have been warned of anomalously cold weather at the end of January. The alert was issued on January 28 by the Ministry of Regional Security, the mayor's office, EMERCOM, and via SMS from RSCHS.
Uktus high-rise residents outraged over fivefold utility bill hikeResidents of a Yekaterinburg apartment building were shocked when their January utility bills showed a fivefold increase for common electricity charges. The Unified Settlement Center stated the charges are correct.
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.
