Starting September 1, specialized classes from the Russian Military Historical Society will open in schools in Moscow, Abakan, Sakhalin, and other regions. The total number of classes in Russia has reached 35.
The Investigative Committee has dropped the charge of murdering businessman Ilya Traber due to his innocence. The criminal case has been closed.
The number of injured in Belgorod has risen, a fire is approaching Anapa, and a state platform for animals is worth 80 million: NeMoskva news overnight 🔹 The number of people injured in the missile attack on Belgorod has increased to 16,
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Ksenia Shchendyrygina from Bolokhovo was accused of vandalism for drawing Smeshariki on a playground. Now she's been invited to the Petersburg studio.
A girl from Bolokhovo, accused of vandalism, was invited to the Smeshariki show. Read more
The country is heading in the wrong direction, but the mood is good. The Levada Center studied the mood of Russians in August and their assessment of the current state of affairs in the country. The results were different from the results of previous periods. Is it in the right direction?
The country is going in the wrong direction, but the mood is good Read more
"So that my salary lasts a month." Hundreds of teachers shared their dreams for September 1st. Teachers have dreams too, especially a couple of days before the start of the school year. More than 440 teachers described their
Mandatory labeling of poultry and registration in the Horriot system will be introduced on September 1st. Chicken owners are mocking the new regulations in videos and comments.
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An attack on Engels, a new treason case against a scientist, and a possible blocking of Wikipedia: NeMoskva news overnight 🔹 Telegram channels report drone attacks on Saratov and Engels. Eyewitnesses report that the attack was
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Shutdown of key Lukoil refineries and emergency in the Utrish nature reserve: Non-Moscow news overnight 🔹 Russia's fourth-largest refinery, Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez in Kstovo, suspended oil refining after a drone attack overnight
The transition to an updated model of higher education in Russia will be completed within three years. The Ministry of Education and Science plans to transfer all Russian universities to basic and specialized education instead of the usual ones within three years.
The "Unique Pedagogical Potential" of SVEO officers and the Grace of Officials: #ShameReview from NeMoskva. In the new issue of the "#ShameReview" column, NeMoskva's editorial team has compiled the most striking and absurd events of the week in Russia's regions. Spotlight
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Tomsk City Hall has launched a social media series about homeless dogs from shelters. Authorities are publishing the pets' stories to help them find new homes.
Tomsk City Hall is publishing posts about stray dogs on social media. Read more
The Matroskin shelter and Perm coffee shops have launched a campaign: portraits of cats are being placed on coffee cups to help find them owners and guardians.
Perm's Matroskin shelter posts photos of cats on coffee cups. Read more
The Perm Oil Refinery shutdown, a juvenile detention facility, and the cancellation of a Kanye West concert: overnight news. A major installation at a Perm oil refinery was shut down after a drone strike, leading to the suspension of operations.
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The Russian Supreme Court defended the rights of schoolchildren and ruled that denials of admission to 10th grade were illegal amid a teacher shortage in the Sverdlovsk region.
The Supreme Court ruled the refusal to enroll in the 10th grade illegal. Read more
A month in the taiga, living on berries and flour: a lost man was found in Yakutia. A man who had been wandering through the wild taiga for a month has come forward on his own. His health is not in danger.
A man survived a month of wandering through the taiga in Yakutia. Read more
Repairs to Russia's northernmost oceanarium have resumed in Murmansk. After four years of inactivity, repairs to the Murmansk oceanarium have begun. Work is progressing at an accelerated pace, with plans to open the facility to visitors this fall.
Murmansk's oceanarium has begun renovations after four years of closure. Read more
Smeshariki in Bolokhovo: The Tula region governor supported the girl, and residents demanded that the head of the administration be investigated for traffic violations.
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To receive the "Peter and Fevronia" badge, love alone is not enough. The honorary "Peter and Fevronia" badge will be available to Ryazan spouses who have been officially married for 50 years or more. Applications can be submitted.
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Consent is not consent, AI is not AI: the court refused to include in the case the petitions of the Yabloko party on key issues of the charges in the Supreme Court refused to include in the case the petitions of the Yabloko party on key issues of the charges in the
The court refused to accept Yabloko's motions in the copyright case. Read more
Residents of another Karelian village risk being left without firewood for the winter: its cost has exceeded 60 thousand rubles. Residents of the village of Lendery complained to the Yabloko deputy Emilia Slabunova: firewood at a discounted price
A shameful review from NeMoskva: silent Luzhniki for Shaman, a woman-train, and Alisa's revelations about state messengers. NeMoskva has compiled the main absurd and resonant news of recent days - from the unsuccessful performance of the main pro-government artist to
Compensation in the Belgorod region, a fire in Transbaikalia, and new Eurovision rules: Non-Moscow news overnight 🔹 A girl was injured during a drone attack on the Istok recreation center near Donetsk in the Rostov region.
Korean bros, a sitcom about the PVZ, and the sacred Gagarin: #ShameReview from "NotMoscow" In the latest edition of "#ShameReview," the editors of "NotMoscow" have collected the most absurd and surreal news of the week. In this review, there's a mural with
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