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The Investigative Committee proposed introducing a special license to operate electric scooters
The Investigative Committee of Russia proposed extending the status of vehicle drivers to users of personal mobility devices and requiring them to obtain a special license to operate them. The initiative was announced on September 30 at a meeting in the Federation Council.
#InvestigativeCommitteeofRussia #SovetFederacii #personalmobilityaids #electricscooter
Vladimir Zhuravlyov asked for asylum in Croatia after the decision to extradite him to Germany
Ukrainian Vladimir Zhuravlyov, arrested in Croatia on suspicion of involvement in the sabotage of Nord Stream, has requested political asylum in the country. Last week, a court in Pula allowed his extradition to Germany, and the defense plans to appeal the decision.
#VladimirZhuravlev #TheSupremeCriminalCourtofCroatia #Germany #Pula #NordStream #Croatia
More than 3,000 foreigners have been expelled from Georgia since the beginning of the year
According to Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs, more than three thousand foreigners have been expelled from the country since the beginning of the year. The latest group included 84 people, who were banned from entering Georgia.
#expulsionofforeigners #GeorgianDream #Georgia #MinistryofInternalAffairsofGeorgia #migrationlegislation
The Insider: Moscow warned NATO of readiness to use nuclear weapons in the event of an attempt to isolate Kaliningrad
Moscow sent NATO a diplomatic note warning of its readiness to use nuclear weapons if the alliance tries to isolate the Kaliningrad region from the rest of Russia. Reuters saw the document; in it, the Russian side also accused NATO of a «dangerous and reckless course» and of risking a direct armed conflict.
#DmitryPeskov #KaliningradOblast #KjastutisBudris #NATO #Russia #Ukraine
Gazprom extends gas supply agreement to Serbia for the third time this year
Gazprom has extended the agreement on supplying Russian gas to Serbia for another three months — until the end of 2026. This was reported by the director of the state company Srbijagas, Dušan Bajatović; the terms remain unchanged, and this is already the third three-month extension since the beginning of the year.
#AlexanderVucic #VladimirPutin #Gazprom #EuropeanCommission #Serbia #Serbiagas
In Colony No. 6 in St. Petersburg, books by foreign authors were taken from inmates
On September 29, in correctional colony No. 6 in Obukhovo, St. Petersburg, books by foreign writers were taken from inmates. According to Fontanka, foreign literature was collected both in the prison library and from the prisoners themselves; the Main Directorate of the Federal Penitentiary Service said that the colonies are undergoing a scheduled monthly inventory of the collections and inmates’ books.
St. Petersburg police have begun checking the organizer of Kanye West’s canceled concerts
The St. Petersburg police have begun a pre-investigation check of LLC «Say Agency» (Say Agency), the organizer of Kanye West’s canceled concerts, on signs of possible fraud on an especially large scale. A decision on opening a criminal case has not yet been made.
#SayAgency #GazpromArena #KaneUest #PoliciaPeterburga #Rospotrebnadzor #UMVDforPetrogradskyDistrict
Police in several European countries have begun to отказаться from Oxygen Forensics
Police in several European countries have begun to отказаться from Oxygen Forensics software for extracting data from smartphones. In Romania, Latvia, and London, decisions have already been made to review, suspend, or discontinue its use, and the U.S. Department of Justice considers the Virginia-based firm to be secretly owned by Russians.
#OxygenForensics #EuropeanCommission #EuropeanParliament #London #USDepartmentofJustice #Romania
The Ministry of Health registered the vaccine «Allergarda» against birch pollen allergy before completion of Phase III trials
The Russian Ministry of Health registered the vaccine against birch pollen allergy «Allergarda» before completion of Phase III clinical trials. In the results of Phases I–II published in September, researchers described five cases of grade 3 anaphylaxis; all patients received treatment and recovered without consequences.
#Allergard #Generium #MinzdravRossii #Nanolek #birchpollen #FMBA
Petrychenko estimated grain exports at the start of the season at 8–8.5 million tons
The main buyer of Russian grain was Iran, and in the first three months of the new agricultural season, which began on July 1, Russia will export 8–8.5 million tons of grain abroad, including 5.6–7 million tons of wheat. A year earlier, exports for the same period amounted to 14 million tons, while the average figure for this period is 15–20 million tons.
The Government Submitted a Draft Federal Budget for 2027–2029 to the State Duma with a Deficit of 5.5 Trillion Rubles
The Russian government submitted to the State Duma a draft law on the federal budget for 2027 and the planning period of 2028–2029; the order was signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. In 2027, spending is planned at 48.8 trillion rubles, revenues at 43.3 trillion, and the deficit will amount to 5.5 trillion.
#VladimirPutin #TheStateDuma #mole #NationalDefense #nationalprojects #federalbudget
Macron backed Burnham’s statement about Britain’s possible return to the EU
Emmanuel Macron, at a press conference in Madrid on September 30, backed UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s statement that the country could join the European Union again. The French president called this good news for Britain and for Europeans.
#Brexit #UnitedKingdom #EuropeanUnion #LabourParty #EmmanuelMacron #EndiBernem
In the Drimolen cave in South Africa, a Homo erectus skull fragment about 2 million years old was described
Paleoanthropologists described a skull fragment of an adult Homo erectus from the Drimolen cave in South Africa. The DNH 127 find is about 2 million years old; the authors believe it strengthens evidence for the early presence of this species in southern Africa.
#Homoerectus #Dmanisi #LaTroba #Paranthropus #DrimolenCave #SouthAfrica
Flydubai passengers subdued a man who attacked the pilot on a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv
Passengers on a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv subdued a man who, they said, stabbed the co-pilot and tried to disable the plane. After that, the aircraft landed in Tabuk in northwestern Saudi Arabia, and the passengers were later taken to Tel Aviv.
#Flydubai #BenGurion #BinjaminNetanjahu #dubai #SaudovskajaAravia #TelAviv
Paris court sentences six men to prison terms of up to 10 years in case over deaths of 27 people in the English Channel
Paris court sentences six men to prison terms ranging from six to 10 years in the case over the deaths of at least 27 people in the capsizing of an inflatable boat in the English Channel in November 2021. Seven other defendants received lighter sentences on charges of smuggling and conspiracy, while four people are still listed as missing.
#GrandSynthe #Calais #EnglishChannel #Paris #France #EmmanuelDaud
Swedish commission demands apologies and compensation for the Sámi
Sweden’s state commission on truth concerning the Sámi has called on the government to apologize for the harm and injustice done to the Sámi people and to launch a national process of redress and reconciliation. Separately, it urged that apologies be urgently made to elderly Sámi who were sent as children to separate «nomad schools» and other boarding institutions.
#InternationalLabourOrganization #UN #Sami #Sápmi #CerkovShvecii #Sweden
Female students in Delhi stage protests after a series of rapes
Protests took place on university campuses in Delhi this week after a series of rapes in India’s capital. March participants are demanding justice and say that 14 years after the Nirbhaya case, nothing has changed for them.
#SupremeCourtofIndia #Delhi #DelhiUniversity #rape #India #Nirbhaya
Rumen Radev called on Europe to bet on diplomacy in relations with Russia
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev said that Europe should reconsider the balance of military, economic, and diplomatic tools and give priority to diplomacy in relations with Russia. Otherwise, he said, the situation could lead to a Russian nuclear strike.
#Bulgaria #europe #Russia #RumenRadev #SergeyLavrov #Ukraine
Alfa-Bank: civil budget spending in the Russian Federation will fall to a 20-year low in 2027
According to Alfa-Bank analysts, in 2027 non-interest, non-defense spending of Russia’s federal budget will fall to about 9% of GDP — the lowest level since 2005. At the same time, spending under the «national defense» item will rise to 35% of all expenditures, while key civilian sectors face cuts.
#AlfaBank #BudgetoftheRussianFederation #WarinUkraine #publicdebt #Russia #finance #Economy
In the Yakut village of Khoro, the school and kindergarten directors were dismissed after the elections
A week after the State Duma elections, in the Yakut village of Khoro, school director Vladislav Ivanov and kindergarten director Sargylana Evdokimova were dismissed. Local authorities did not explain the reasons, and at two polling stations in the village, the CPRF outpolled United Russia.
#Publicsectoremployees #Elections2026 #TheStateDuma #UnitedRussia #CommunistParty #SakhaYakutia