
Italy simplifies visas for Russians
Italy has reduced the visa processing time for Russians to one and a half months. Pleasant spring weather is establishing itself in tourist centers.
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Italy has reduced the visa processing time for Russians to one and a half months. Pleasant spring weather is establishing itself in tourist centers.

St. Petersburg deputies unanimously approved a ban on the sale of vapes and liquids. The measures will come into force on March 1, 2027.

Rostic's adds Doritos chips to the menu starting November 3. Chef Basket and Quesadilla with the new flavor will go on sale.

Doctors confirm: the desire to fart next to a partner is a subconscious sign of deep comfort and trust in relationships.
VideoViewers are shocked by the TV-3 series "Blind": the hero begins a relationship with a girl who turns out to be his aunt, and then his biological mother.


"Chernogolovka" has released two types of sugar-free cola in Russia: with the taste of sparkling water and spicy mocha with cinnamon. The new products are already on sale.

Russia will see the launch of white mushroom and fried onion-flavored ice cream by the brand Feelin. The new product contains real ingredient pieces.









Russians can visit Moschonka and Popka - tourists have created the best route across Russia. This is a tour of villages, including Moschonki, Drochevo, Konchenburg and Bolshaya Suka. A budget holiday is ready.
VideoScientists explained the benefits of morning champagne for the GI tract. The drink contains CO2, which increases stomach pressure and activates digestion. Historically, aristocrats used it for motion sickness.
VideoFrance and Italy face mass riots. More than 800,000 people are participating in France, while explosions and looting have been recorded in Italy.

Bimbo-Monster has arrived in Russia — a pink energy drink with rose flavor (!) in an Asian style, now sold at Samokat. Energy enthusiasts are already buying it.
VideoIvan Zolo was detained in Donetsk at a concert due to attributes related to extremism. The blogger promised to delete controversial videos and clothing.
VideoA St. Petersburg bar serves the strongest beer in the world — 75 degrees from Scottish brewers. The drink can be stored for up to 100 years and costs 5,000 rubles per 0.33 L.
VideoA limited-series Milka chocolate with coconut and crispy balls has appeared in Russian 'Pyaterochka' stores. The cost is about 200 rubles.
VideoBuldak and Glow Recipe presented a limited collection of lip balms with noodle flavors Original and Carbonara for 3000 rubles.
VideoShaman released a satirical anthem for beer drinkers, contrasting Western brands with traditional Russian drinks and mocking the trend of status labels.

Russia has launched a Trade-in program for sex toys. Two major manufacturers offer discounts of up to 30% when trading in old items.

A Harry Potter-themed camp for adults with the Triwizard Tournament and Christmas ball will open in St. Petersburg. The session will run from January 4 to 8.

Demand for IT specialists in Russia has halved: programmer vacancies have dropped by 47% and tester vacancies by 55%. Competition has risen due to AI development and slowed software development.

Today is Tenderness Day. It's a reason to congratulate friends and loved ones, write "I miss you" and give them more attention. Send it to those you want to hug.
VideoA viral video showed a calf with spikes on its nose in the mountains. This tool is used to wean animals from the habit of sucking udders.
VideoAn Auchan customer asked for a loudspeaker announcement regarding the loss of his sister, Lena Golovach. Staff relayed the message to the entire store.

State Duma deputy Vitaly Milonov claimed that antidepressants are harmful, linking their use to alcoholism and suicides. The politician proposed quitting smoking as a way to combat depression.

Cow milking cream has become a hit: girls use it instead of expensive cosmetics to treat dry skin on elbows and heels for just 220 rubles.