The Russians were reminded of the rules for entering India

ATOR: vaccinated Russians are exempt from a seven-day quarantine upon entering India Vaccinated Russians can visit India without having to undergo quarantine upon arrival. The rules of entry into the country were reminded by experts of the Association of Tour Operators of Russia (ATOR). Since November 9, India has included Russia in the list of countries of category “A” with which the state has an agreement on the mutual recognition of vaccines – this means that domestic tourists Sputnik V vaccinated are exempted from mandatory quarantine upon arrival. However, travelers are required to take the PCR test no more than 72 hours before the trip and upload the results along with the vaccination certificate to the electronic questionnaire Air Suvidha. Unvaccinated passengers will be required to undergo a seven-day quarantine upon arrival in India and submit another paid test for coronavirus at the airport. Also, tourists are advised to install

The Federation Council answered the question about the introduction of legally compulsory vaccination

Senator Krugly: The Federation Council does not consider the introduction of legally compulsory vaccination The Federation Council does not consider the issue of introducing legally compulsory vaccination against coronavirus. This is what a member of the Federation Council Committee on Social Policy, Honored Doctor of Russia Vladimir Krugly said, writes RIA Novosti.

Russian servicemen sentenced to fines for attempting to leave for Syria

On Sakhalin, more than three dozen servicemen were convicted of bribes for a business trip to Syria for bribes they tried to go on a business trip to Syria. This was reported by Kommersant with reference to an informed source. Privates and sergeants had to pay 20 thousand rubles for the trip, and officers and warrant officers – 30-40 thousand rubles. The military transferred the money to the card or transferred it in cash to the lawyer Ivan Zharkov, who worked in the local units as a legal adviser. He assured that he could organize a business trip through acquaintances in the personnel department of the Eastern Military District (VVO). For service in Syria, the military would receive the status of a veteran of hostilities with monthly life payments, additional leave and increased monetary allowance. However, none of the servicemen left on a business trip. But all the participants in

Former Prime Minister of Japan elected as new Prime Minister

After the formal dissolution of parliament, Fumio Kishida was re-elected as Prime Minister of Japan the post of prime minister of the country after the formal dissolution of parliament on November 10. Reuters writes about this. Both the LDP deputies and her junior partner in the ruling coalition, the Komeito party, which hold the majority of seats in the lower house of parliament, voted for Kishida's candidacy, RIA Novosti notes. > Voting continues in the upper house now. However, its result is predictable, experts point out: the ruling bloc has a majority there too.

A quarter of Russians complained about poverty

FOM: 24% of Russians called their financial situation poor, 7% are satisfied with it More than half of Russians, 57 percent, consider their material middle position; 18 percent are satisfied with it; and almost a quarter, 24 percent, complain about poverty. This is evidenced by the poll data of the “Public Opinion” Foundation, published on the organization's website. Over the past two or three months, 24 percent of respondents said about the deterioration of their financial situation, 7 percent noticed an improvement, 67 percent indicated that nothing has not changed. For the next year, optimistic and pessimistic expectations are almost equally distributed. Thus, 19 percent of respondents believe that their financial situation will improve, and 18 percent are preparing for a worsening. Young people are most in a positive mood (35 percent expect improvement), negative prognosis is more often given by people aged 46 -60 years old and residents of

“Guarantors” of peace in Syria thought about meeting in Nur-Sultan

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan “Interfax”: countries-guarantors of peace in Syria may meet in Nur-Sultan in Syria, the guarantor countries – Russia, Turkey and Iran – can meet in Nur-Sultan. Interfax writes about this with reference to the message of Kazakh Foreign Minister Mukhtar Tleuberdi. As part of the “Astana process” on Syria, the foreign ministers of the listed countries – “guarantors” of peace in the Arab Republic – may meet separately. The meeting may take place in mid-December. Tleuberdi added that Nur-Sultan has already thought about the format of the upcoming negotiations: they will probably be held offline. “We are agreeing on the format, the issues on the agenda have not been approved,” he explained. In addition to the guarantor countries, the official government of Syria and the armed opposition are participating in the negotiations of the “Astana format”. Until 2018, the United States also participated in them