A Russian government resolution will require photos of theory-test candidates and real-time audio and video recording from March 1, 2027.
Russia To Videotape Driving Tests And Photograph Candidates
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Trump Says He’ll Call Putin About Suspected Plague Outbreak In Russia
Trump said he plans to discuss a suspected plague outbreak in Russia with Putin. Russian authorities have not confirmed plague as the cause of a woman’s death.
How A 1965 Moscow Protest Demanding That The Soviet Government Obey Its Own Laws Helped Launch The USSR’s Dissident Movement
A few dozen people gathered in Pushkin Square in 1965 to demand open trials under Soviet law, an action Meduza describes as a starting point for dissent.
Moscow Prosecutors Open Criminal Case Over Production Of Multikan-8 Vaccine Linked To Dozens Of Dog Deaths
Moscow prosecutors opened a criminal case over an allegedly falsified quality certificate linked to Multikan-8, after reports of at least 169 dog deaths.
Russia Strikes Bridge Over Dnipro River In Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia, Injuring Five, Including Red Cross Workers
Russian forces struck a bridge over the Dnipro River in Zaporizhzhia on October 6, injuring five people, including two Red Cross workers.
The Earliest Known Plague Outbreak Happened In What Is Now Russia 5,500 Years Ago. Scientists Found The Evidence In Ancient Teeth.
A Nature study found Yersinia pestis DNA in 18 of 46 people buried near Lake Baikal, pointing to an ancient outbreak among hunter-gatherers.
Car Bomb In Russia Kills Ex-prison Official Ukraine Accused Of Torturing POWs
Roman Syromyatnikov died when a bomb destroyed a car in Tula region. Ukraine had accused him of torturing prisoners of war; responsibility is unclear.
Officials In Russia’s Irkutsk Region Advised Against Traveling To A Town Where A Hospital Patient May Have Died Of Plague. They Later Deleted The Post.
Baikalsk officials removed a post advising against travel to Shelekhov, where reports say a hospital patient may have died of pneumonic plague.
Hospitals In Irkutsk Impose Quarantines After An Employee At An Anti-plague Institute Dies. Russia’s Public Health Agency Says She Died Of Pneumonia And The Epidemiological Situation Remains ‘Stable.’
Several Irkutsk hospitals reportedly began three-week quarantines after an anti-plague institute employee died. Rospotrebnadzor says the situation is stable.
Russia’s Top-grossing Movie In September Was ‘Twilight.’ Yes, The One From 2008.
The 2008 film Twilight grossed 340 million rubles after returning to Russian theaters, topping September’s box office, RBC reported.
