Category: World

State Duma Deputy Rumyantsev: Doctors who do not support QR codes cannot be called doctors doctors. For example, the health care committee member of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Alexander Rumyantsev condemned the doctors who criticized QR codes on the air of the Duma TV channel. “The bulk of the doctors will support these initiatives. A doctor who does not support these initiatives is not a doctor, “the State Duma deputy said. According to him, almost 100 percent of the unvaccinated population gets coronavirus, while the risk of contracting the virus among vaccinated citizens is 3-5 percent. Earlier it became known that 24.6 percent of doctors support bills on QR codes. More than 17 percent are in favor of tightening it. Draft amendments on the use of QR codes in public places, which confirm the fact of vaccination against COVID-19 or a previous illness, were submitted to the

Euronews: clothes made from lost hair can save the planet from emissions and debris planets in human hair material. Crafting clothes from loose or trimmed strands will help reduce carbon dioxide emissions from the production and transportation of goods, as well as reduce the amount of garbage from the fashion industry, writes Euronews. About 72 million kilograms of human hair accumulates in Europe every year, which can clog and disable drainage systems. Collard came up with the idea to start Human Material Loop when she learned about the amount of waste. According to the designer, human hair, unlike wool or cotton, is a material available all over the world. It does not need to be grown in special conditions or supplied from other countries, which makes it easy to organize production in any region and employ local workers. Plus, you don't have to transport fabric and pollute the planet with

CNN: US may impose anti-Russian sanctions to avoid aggression against Ukraine US President Joe Biden's administration will impose sanctions against Russia the allegedly impending invasion of Ukraine. RIA Novosti writes about this with reference to CNN. According to CNN sources, the Biden government is discussing anti-Russian sanctions with the governments of European countries. It is noted that the restrictions may affect both the entourage of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Russian energy companies. In addition, the possibility of disconnecting Russia from the SWIFT Internet network is being discussed. The channel's message emphasizes that the sanctions may be the worst ever applied against countries hostile to the United States. The only exceptions will be restrictions against Iran and the DPRK. Earlier, the US Ambassador to Moscow John Sullivan said that the Biden administration no longer wants to continue the sanctions policy against Russia. At the same time, he added that further

Olga Buzova starred in a crop top and midi skirt and was criticized for being overweight Russian singer and TV presenter Olga Buzova video in a tight outfit and was scolded for being overweight. The corresponding video appeared on her TikTok account. The 35-year-old celebrity showed on camera the image in which she appeared during the filming of the Belarusian version of the music show “X-Factor”. She is wearing a beige corset crop top, a light brown midi-length skirt, black pearl-embellished heels and a beige hat. Buzova chose a bracelet, pearl beads and earrings as jewelry. The publication received more than 13 thousand likes. Fans drew attention to the changed figure of the celebrity and criticized it. In particular, Instagram users began to condemn Buzova in the comments under the pictures from the filming of the program. “Something she got better,” “They spoil everything,” “Olya is in position?” Olga Buzova

Peskov on possible US sanctions against Russia: this is not news, but information hysteria Messages about possible new US sanctions against Russia, which published by the American television channel CNN, are information hysteria. So they were called by the press secretary of the Russian president Dmitry Peskov, his words are quoted by TASS. “Rather, this is not news, but a continuation of the information hysteria that we are seeing in the media these days,” a Kremlin spokesman commented on the channel's material in response to the question whether such messages could negatively affect the upcoming video conversation between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his American counterpart Joe Biden.

Bloomberg: Sweden has launched a backup power plant to supply energy to Poland help from neighboring countries. In this regard, Sweden has launched a backup power plant operating on fuel oil to ensure the necessary volumes of energy supplies, writes Bloomberg. The growing demand for electricity in Poland due to the onset of cold weather led to a shortage of energy in the country, the volume of the deficit reached 1.7 thousand megawatts. At the request of a European country, Sweden has decided to launch one of its power plants in the city of Karlshamn, which is part of the reserve energy system that the country uses during the winter. At the moment, Poland and Sweden are connected by a cable with a capacity of 600 megawatts. “Even if consumption is relatively high in Sweden on Monday, we will be able to support Poland,” said Pontusa de Mare, head of

Bishkek Mayor's Office refused to hold New Year's fireworks due to air pollution … This is reported by the portal “Sputnik Kyrgyzstan”. The mayor's office believes that it is wrong to worsen the already fragile environmental situation. The authorities also urged residents of the capital not to use firecrackers and fireworks on New Year's Eve as they also contribute to smog. According to representatives of the mayor's office, the saved 800 thousand soms (697 985 rubles) will be spent on “more important purposes.” The environmental situation in Bishkek is the worst of all the capitals of the post-Soviet countries. In February, Kiev entered the top 20 cities with the dirtiest air in the world. The level of sulfur dioxide was three times higher than the norm, and nitrogen dioxide was five to seven times higher. A year earlier, the Ukrainian capital briefly became the city with the dirtiest air in

Investigators have solved the murder of a foreigner in Moscow 24 years after the crime This was reported to Lente.ru on Monday, December 6, by the representative of the Investigative Committee of Russia (TFR) in Moscow, Yulia Ivanova. According to the agency, the body of a foreigner with traces of strangulation was found in October 1997 in one from apartments on Moldagulova street. At that time, the investigation reached a dead end and the murder was not solved. But the case was not closed, it was in the Criminalistics Department of the Main Investigation Department of the TFR. The material evidence seized more than 24 years ago retained traces of the crime, and the investigators established the criminal's DNA based on the results of molecular genetic examinations. The main suspect is a man born in 1978. At the time of the crime he was 21 years old. Now the suspect

Avast: cybercriminals are introducing cryptominers into free versions of popular software cryptocurrencies, Russians need to be more careful about the software installed on devices. Avast experts spoke about this and Lenta.ru, who also named other methods of protection against this popular type of fraud. “Attackers are following the latest trends, so their interest in cryptominers is growing more and more,” said Ian Rubin, Avast malware researcher. – The latest malware is masterfully embedded in free copies of a wide variety of popular software: games, utilities, antiviruses. It is imperative to download all programs from official sources only. Many users want to save on their subscriptions – but by downloading such a cracked version, they can lose much more. ” The company also recommended refusing to download illegal, hacked, unauthorized, repackaged copies of games, applications, antiviruses and operating systems. If you have doubts about the reliability of the software source, you

Tvil.ru: the cost of rest in Evpatoria in 2022 will increase by 59 percent domestically in 2022. This became known from a study of the Tvil.ru accommodation booking service. According to analysts, due to the opening of Egypt and a number of other popular foreign destinations in some Russian cities, an increase in the price of housing for tourists was recorded. Thus, the cost of living in Evpatoria in 2022 increased by 59 percent compared to the current year, in Alushta – by 39 percent, in Yalta – by 35 percent, in Moscow – by 30 percent and in St. Petersburg – by 25 percent. It is noted that the most popular destinations for recreation at the moment are Alushta, Sevastopol, Simferopol, Feodosia and Yalta, Gelendzhik and Sochi in the Krasnodar Territory, as well as St. Petersburg and Moscow. < p> According to the published statistics, domestic tourists book vacation