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Rossiyskaya Gazeta: the FIU changed the procedure for providing services until January 1, 2022 The Pension Fund of Russia (PFR) changed the procedure for the provision of services. From now on, it will be possible to receive at the branches until January 1, 2022 only by appointment, by e-mail or by phone, writes Rossiyskaya Gazeta. According to the publication, the Ministry of Justice registered the relevant temporary procedure for the provision of public services. In addition, now pensions and payments will be assigned on the basis of the data available to the fund. The Russians will be informed about the decision and, if necessary, will be invited to provide additional documents. This procedure will apply to services for the establishment and payment of insurance pensions, funded pensions, as well as pensions for state pensions, the establishment of cash payments to certain categories of Russian citizens, the implementation of compensations for

Politico Poll: 62% of US voters blame Biden and Congress for supply chain disruption Most American voters blame US President Joe Biden, Congress, corporations and China in supply chain disruptions that have led to higher prices and stockouts. Such data follow from a Morning Consult poll for Politico. For example, 62 percent of respondents believe that the head of state is at least partially responsible for supply problems, of which 38 percent consider his responsibility to be very large. The leader was considered partly responsible by 24 percent, not too responsible – 15 percent, 12 percent believe that his fault is absent, and 10 percent found it difficult to answer. Congress blames 61 percent of Americans, another 63 percent blame large corporations , and 64 percent – to China. On November 14, it became known that the approval rating of Biden's policy among Americans reached a new anti-record and dropped

Financier Arzamastsev urged to buy small amounts of currencies through the bank's application for a purchase than at a bank, even with brokerage commissions included. He called the Russians the best way to buy currency, reports the Prime agency. Arzamastsev said that it is better for private investors to buy currency on the stock exchange. However, there are several factors to consider. For example, the financier urged to buy small amounts of currencies through the bank's application. “Currently, one lot on the Moscow Exchange currency market is one thousand US dollars or euros, so many brokers can buy currency on the exchange only in such lots. That is, if you need to buy, for example, $ 2,500, then this will not work, and you will have to choose between an amount of two or three thousand conventional units of currency “, – explained Arzamastsev. Previously, the Russians were called” golden

In Izmailovo, a blogger retired to a stand with a photo of a Great Patriotic War veteran Izmailovo, REN TV reports. The video was posted by a user under the nickname ogm4tt_aka_bamperone in Stories on his Instagram page. After a while, he deleted the video. The man's account is filled with pictures of him being captured behind bars. It is still unknown whether an investigation has been started on this fact. In April, a resident of Novosibirsk stole money from the bowl of the Eternal Flame. The footage shows a man in a camouflage jacket collecting coins from the monument. An eyewitness asks him if he has a job and explains to the child off-screen that bad people do this. The Russian does not react to remarks and statements. In March in Togliatti, a group of teenagers extinguished the Eternal Flame in Victory Park. Judging by the footage from the

A US court found Walmart pharmacies implicated in the opioid crisis owned by the American company Walmart, the owner of the world's largest chain of wholesale and retail stores, responsible for the opioid crisis in the country. The court's decision was reported by NBC News. A Cleveland court ruled that Walmart, CVS and Walgreens, have irresponsibly distributed massive volumes of opioid-based pain medications in at least two counties in Ohio. This led to a real epidemic among residents of the regions who took painkillers as narcotic drugs. The court also acknowledged that this led to numerous deaths of citizens from drug overdose, and also caused the districts in losses of approximately one billion dollars (74.5 billion rubles). The districts were also able to prove to the court that the sale of drugs containing narcotic substances in Walmart pharmacy chains exacerbated the opioid crisis in the United States and created a