Day: December 7, 2021

Deputy Prime Minister Abramchenko: a ban on disposable plastic dishes will be introduced from 2023 will be introduced in Russia from the beginning of 2023. This date was named by the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Viktoria Abramchenko, TASS reports. “We are still talking about the ban on, for example, disposable tableware or non-recyclable colored plastic, that is, nothing has changed here “, – said Abramchenko. The list of 28 disposable plastic products that should be banned in the country was previously prepared by the Russian Ecological Operator (REO). The restrictions may include, among other things, straws and lids from glasses, coffee capsules, cotton swabs, plastic glasses and plates. Abramchenko also announced another environmental initiative – an experiment to limit CO2 emissions into the atmosphere in certain regions of Russia. The implementation of measures to protect the environment can begin in the Sakhalin Oblast as early as 2022. According to

The ruble rose at the beginning of the talks between Putin and Biden , having risen in price by 0.69 percent against the dollar and by 0.62 percent against the euro, according to the data of the Moscow Exchange. Negotiations via video link began at 18:08 Moscow time. Before the meeting, at 17:30, the dollar was worth 74.45 rubles. Then the currency stopped growing, abruptly went down and by the time of writing the news is trading at the level of 74 rubles. At the moment, the dollar dropped to 73.87 rubles. The euro also began to fall in price before the meeting of the presidents – at 17:30 its price was 83.7 rubles, and now it has dropped to 83.18 rubles.

Spartak Moscow defender Andrey Yeshchenko admitted that he wanted to wear a kilt in the summer which he wears a skirt in public. He spoke on this topic on the air of the Sport Fashion show on the Sporthab YouTube channel. The Russian footballer discussed his own style with correspondent Alexei Yaroshevsky in the broadcast studio. So, one of the athlete's images consisted of a sand turtleneck and a pleated kilt (an item of men's Scottish national clothing – approx. “Lenta.ru” ). Yeshchenko admitted that he wanted to go out in the summer on the street in the described outfit, but changed his mind at the last moment. The host of the program suggested that the footballer did not wear a kilt to avoid criticism from the patriarchal Russian society, but the hero of the article replied that he didn’t care about the opinion of others. “Let them say what

Ian Nepomniachtchi lost to Carlsen in the ninth game of the match in the World Chess Championship final Russian chess player Ian Nepomniachtchi was defeated in the ninth game the title of world champion (World Cup) in Dubai. This was reported by the Lenta.ru correspondent. The Russian lost to the Norwegian Magnus Carlsen. Nepomniachtchi played with white pieces. Now the score after nine games is 6: 3 in favor of the Norwegian grandmaster. Nepomniachtchi suffers a second defeat in a row in the confrontation with Carlsen. Earlier it became known that the pornographic actress MihaNika69 turned to the Russian, promising to “become his queen for the night” in case of success in the match with Carlsen. The match consists of 14 classical chess games. If, based on their results, the winner is not determined, the chess players play a tie-break. To win the title, an athlete needs to score 7.5

Bloomberg: Japan almost reaches zero death rate from coronavirus became the lowest since July 2020 – the beginning of the second wave of the pandemic. Bloomberg reports. Mortality in the country has almost reached zero, and the daily number of coronavirus infections has decreased from 25 thousand in August 2021 to 200 cases over the past three weeks. One of the reasons for the sharp decline in the incidence was the massive vaccination. As of Tuesday, December 7, about 97 million people – 77 percent of the population – are fully vaccinated in Japan. Among older people, immunization rates are approaching 100 percent: 92 percent of citizens aged 65 and over have completed the full course of vaccinations. However, many other developed countries that have launched similar campaigns to combat the virus are now seeing a rise in the number of infections and deaths. Related materials 00:01 – November 25