Mishustin’s Marvelous Visit to the Vishnevsky Surgical Center: A Health Hero Unveiled
Mikhail Mishustin visited the National Medical Research Center for Surgery named after A.V. Vishnevsky, where he explored its new High...
Sofia Ibrahim
Sofia Ibrahim is an accomplished journalist with a rich background in foreign correspondence and social justice reporting. After completing her studies at American University in Cairo, she worked extensively in conflict zones, providing on-the-ground reports that highlight humanitarian crises. With a career spanning over 12 years, Sofia is particularly known for her insightful commentary and commitment to amplifying underrepresented voices in media.
Dmitry Chernyshenko: Exciting Plans for the Fifth “Travel!” Forum
Dmitry Chernyshenko is gearing up for the fifth "Travel!" forum, centered on patriotism and local exploration, to take place June...
Celebrating Coaches: An Ode to the Unsung Heroes of Russian Sports
Dmitry Chernyshenko and Mikhail Degtyaryov celebrated Coaches' Day on October 30, honoring over 86,000 Russian trainers who play key roles...
Metal Expo 30: Celebrating Three Decades of Steel and Substance!
The International Metal Expo is celebrating 30 years with an event from October 29 to November 1 in Moscow. This...
Government on a Mission to Boost Investments and Improve Infrastructure
The government is improving investment conditions by introducing capital protection agreements, boosting infrastructure, and enhancing transport options, particularly for remote...
A Billion Rubles: The Government’s Gift to Struggling Businesses in Border Regions
The Russian government is providing more than a billion rubles to support businesses in border regions like Belgorod, Bryansk, and...
Fertilizer Fiasco: Russia’s Export Cap Comic Relief
Starting December 1, 2024, the Russian government will enforce export quotas on mineral fertilizers until May 31, 2025, aiming to...
Ex-Spouse Drama: A Parisian Woman’s 45-Minute Nightmare
A woman in Paris was held captive by her ex-partner for 45 minutes in front of her children, sustaining injuries...
Michaël Youn Ditches Paris for Countryside: A Comedic Journey into Simplicity
Michaël Youn has left Paris for the quietude of the French countryside, embracing a simpler lifestyle filled with vegetable gardening...
How a Bunch of Pamphlets Sparked a Revolution: A Look at Darnton’s Insights
In "The Revolutionary Temper: Paris, 1748-1789," Robert Darnton investigates how the French economy imploded in 1789 through the lens of...
