Contract Signed for Development in Nizhny NovgorodIn Nizhny Novgorod, a contract has been signed for the integrated development of a territory. As part of the project, 21 dilapidated buildings will be demolished.
Third Oscar Nomination for Konstantin BronzitSt. Petersburg animator Konstantin Bronzit is once again vying for an Oscar. His short film 'Three Sisters' is nominated in the category of Best Animated Short Film.
Surgut to Build New Highways and Roads in 2026In 2026, Surgut authorities intend to continue construction of several roads in the city and begin building new ones. Some projects are large-scale requiring significant investment, while others are smaller but no less important for the municipality.
Key Changes for University Admissions in 2026New university admission rules for 2026 will affect application deadlines, the allocation of state-funded spots, targeted training, and entrance exams.
Krasnoyarsk Woman Reports Abuse at Care HomeA woman fled her internship at an elderly care home in Krasnoyarsk, alleging mistreatment of residents. Authorities have inspected the facility 18 times in three years, yet it remains open.
Appeals filed in Alexander Pak murder trialLawyers for Alexander Pak, convicted of murder in the performance of public duty, have filed appeals with the Third Appellate Court in Sochi; the hearing date is pending.
Six detained in power grid bribery caseSix people have been detained in a criminal case involving bribery for technological connection to power grids. Searches were conducted the day before, with those involved including employees of a grid company and businessmen.
Cardiothoracic Surgeon Calls Wine Benefits a Myth After 7000 OperationsPracticing cardiothoracic surgeon Roman Risberg has criticized the belief that a glass of wine is beneficial, calling it a widespread myth. He explains the concept of 'holiday heart' and other alcohol-related risks to the heart.
