Child and adolescent psychologist Nadezhda Rezenova advises parents to reconsider rushing their children into the first grade, even though enrollment is permitted from six and a half years old. According to Rezenova, children under the age of seven are often not equipped to handle
Iran has been experiencing a near-total internet blackout for over three weeks, according to the international monitoring service NetBlocks. The widespread disruptions, which have now lasted 21 days (480 hours), are affecting a significant portion of the country. This extensive internet out
The historical drama 'Prince Andrei' delves into the lives of some of the most prominent figures from the Rurik dynasty, a period marked by heroic deeds, intricate intrigues, and profound tragedies. Set in 12th-century Rus', the series follows Prince Andrei, son of Yuri Dolgoruky, upon his
The United States has updated its license for operations involving Russian oil, adding specific prohibitions on transactions with several countries, including Cuba and North Korea, according to a document from the U.S. Treasury Department. These amendments pertain to the license permitting
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan issued a stark warning on March 19, asserting that if opposition forces were to assume power, Armenia could be drawn into another military conflict. "They claim not to oppose peace, yet upon taking office, they intend to 'revisit' peace agreements. I
A series of master classes has commenced at the model workshop of Moscow's Department of Urban Planning Policy, where participants are creating a model of a future school. These sessions are part of the "My Moscow. The House Where I Live!" contest. Vladislav Ovchinsky, Minister of the Moscow Go
An elderly resident of Yekaterinburg was found deceased shortly after receiving a call from alleged phone scammers. An emergency services source reported this tragic incident on Thursday, March 19. Law enforcement agencies determined that the fraudsters contacted the pensioner not long befo
A Polish court has ruled to extradite Russian archaeologist Alexander Butyagin to Ukraine. Kyiv accuses him of "illegal" excavations in Crimea. Butyagin was detained in December 2025 and held for three months without contact with relatives. He worked at the Hermitage Museum and taught at St. P
On March 18, Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced the completion of the first tunnel for the new Biryulevskaya metro line. He also highlighted advanced developments by residents of "Technopolis Moscow" and discussed the testing of robots and unmanned systems. During a ceremonial event m
Renowned actress Svetlana Permyakova has confessed that despite successfully shedding over 20 kilograms in the past year, enjoying her newfound slimness is proving to be a constant battle. She revealed that maintaining her achieved weight has been significantly more challenging than the initial
The body of Russian tourist Anna Korostyleva, who passed away after being poisoned by local wine on the Indonesian island of Bali, has been cremated. The ceremony took place on July 6th. This was reported on Wednesday, July 8th, by KP.RU, citing the woman's friend, Igor Melnikov. "The deb
Yuri Osipov, a distinguished mathematician, celebrated his 90th birthday yesterday. He holds the record for the longest tenure as President of the Russian Academy of Sciences, serving from 1991 to 2013. During his four terms, he guided the academy through a profoundly challenging period in its