Day: November 30, 2021

Tourists from Russia: to enter Phuket will need to pass PCR tests for 18 thousand rubles A tourist from Russia decided to go to Phuket despite to frightening travelers about the rules of entry and revealed the truth about the peculiarities of rest at the resort. She shared her experience and recommendations with the portal “Subtleties of Tourism”. First of all, the rested Russian woman recalled that currently only Russians vaccinated against the coronavirus can get to Phuket. This will also require a permit to enter Thailand Pas with a QR code issued on a special website, a certificate of vaccination, a SHA + hotel reservation, travel insurance with coverage of at least $ 50,000 (about 3.8 million rubles) and confirmation of payment for PCR tests upon arrival. “It is advised to fill out the questionnaire seven days before departure, we received an answer two days later. PCR tests need

Lawyer Zhorin suggested that Gradsky included the actress Kotashenko and their children in the will artist, composer and singer Alexander Gradsky. This is reported by MK.RU. According to the lawyer, the artist most likely managed to draw up a will. Zhorin suggested that it mentions the musician's wife, model and actress Marina Kotashenko and their common children – seven-year-old Ivan and three-year-old Alexander. The lawyer stressed that Kotashenko's children will claim the musician's inheritance even if he did not leave a will. Zhorin added that if there was no will, then all the property that Gradsky had at the time of death would be divided among the heirs of the first order, which include children, parents, spouses. Gradsky died in the capital on November 28. He was taken to hospital with suspected stroke. The coronavirus infection suffered by the artist in September led to a deterioration in health. He was

Ambassador Antonov: Russia is in favor of mutual zeroing of all visa restrictions with the United States Russia is in favor of canceling all visa restrictions with the United States on a reciprocal basis in recent years. This was stated by the Russian Ambassador to the United States Anatoly Antonov, he is quoted by TASS. According to the diplomat, Russia stands for an honest and respectful dialogue on all visa “irritants”. He expressed confidence that if there is “goodwill” all problems can be resolved quickly enough. He called on Washington to return to international obligations regarding diplomatic property and good practice in the functioning of diplomatic missions. “Our proposals remain on the negotiating table,” Antonov emphasized. Earlier, US State Department spokesman Jalina Porter said that the departure of 54 Russian diplomats, scheduled for 2022, should not be regarded as their expulsion or punitive measure. According to Porter, the United States

MI6 chief Moore: need help from the tech sector to win the AI ​​race with China and Russia China. The Guardian newspaper writes about this with reference to the text of the speech, which is going to make the head of British foreign intelligence MI6 Richard Moore at the International Institute for Strategic Studies. The text says that the agency will have to work with technology firms to win a race with the PRC and the Russian Federation, mastering artificial intelligence (AI). “We traditionally relied primarily on our own potential to develop world-class technology … We must become more open to stay secret.” , – the newspaper quotes an excerpt from Moore's speech. As the newspaper notes, China is rapidly improving its capabilities in cyberspace, and Russia is engaged in “building capacity in the field of hacker attacks.” “Our adversaries are investing … in AI, quantum computing and synthetic biology

Japanese Foreign Ministry: All citizens and tourists entering the country must undergo a 14-day quarantine Japan due to the emergence of a new strain coronavirus omicron from December 1 cancels relaxed quarantine requirements for fully vaccinated citizens and foreigners with long-term visas or residence permits (residence permit). This is stated on the official website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan. All persons, including those who have been fully vaccinated and have the appropriate certificate, arriving in Japan from countries with an acute epidemiological situation will be required to undergo a mandatory two-week quarantine. The requirement for mandatory quarantine for three days in a special hotel is also returning. In addition, the Japanese authorities are canceling the concessions introduced three weeks ago on the entry of foreigners on business and study visas. New measures will be about a month – so much time is given by the authorities to