A group of scientists from different countries, including employees of the Russian NUST MISIS, have developed a nanosensor that allows real-time monitoring of copper content in the human body. Researchers say the device will open up new possibilities for diagnosis and treatment, in particular, cancer and Alzheimer's disease. They published the results of their work in the journal Analytical Chemistry.

The Russian army's losses during the war in Ukraine over the past month have been the heaviest in the past two years. The Agency writes about this, citing its own analysis of data from the OSINT project Oryx, which publishes data on losses on both sides. According to the publication, last October the Russian army lost 695 units of equipment in Ukraine.

The Council of Ministers of the Union State, which includes Russia and Belarus, approved the resolution “On the creation of comfortable tariffs for the use of communication and data services on the territory of the Union State,” which implies the abolition of roaming between countries. TASS reports this. According to RIA Novosti, the agreement provides for at least 300 minutes of free incoming calls and at least 5 gigabytes of Internet.

In the first nine months of 2024, domestic laptops in Russia surpassed the products of American brands in sales volume, in particular, Dell, HP and Apple, accounting for 11.6% of the market versus 10%, respectively. At the same time, Chinese and Taiwanese brands such as Asus, MSI and Lenovo continue to dominate the Russian market. The Kommersant newspaper writes about this, citing data from the Marvel Distribution company.

Eight men have been arrested in Germany on suspicion of participating in a right-wing extremist terrorist organization. They were preparing the separation of Saxony from the rest of Germany. The newspaper BILD reports this. The defendants belong to the Saxon Separatists group. In total, this organization consists of 15-20 people: they believe that Germany is on the verge of social and state collapse, which is expected on some “Day X”.

The FBI reported on the prevention of a terrorist attack on American soil. Security officials have detained a suspect who allegedly planned to attack a power plant in Nashville with a drone carrying an explosive device. This is stated in a statement by the US Department of Justice. The suspect was reportedly identified as 24-year-old Tennessee resident Skyler Phillipi. He was charged with attempted use of weapons of mass destruction and destruction of an energy infrastructure facility.

The new owners of the house, whose names were not specified, discovered the body of the previous owner in the attic during renovations. He was considered missing since 2009. The BBC reports this. The incident took place in Ehrstroff, a small village less than an hour's drive from the German city of Saarbrücken. Regional newspaper Le Republicain Lorrain claims the remains are those of Alois Iffley, who disappeared 15 years ago at the age of 81.

In St. Petersburg, a man with a grenade fuse was detained at Pulkovo airport, REN and 78.ru reported on November 3. Publication sources said that the passenger had arrived from another city and was waiting for a connecting flight. I taught first graders in a private school.

The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) has launched an investigation into a loophole that allows third countries, such as Turkey, to export Russian oil to Europe under other brands. This was reported by Politico, citing anonymous sources familiar with the situation.

Information spread on social networks that the head of the Rosreestr Office for the Nizhny Novgorod Region, Oksana Stein, threw a bag of empty bottles in the face of a flight attendant, who forbade her to drink the alcohol she brought with her. The official herself denies what happened. According to the Aviatorschina telegram channel, the incident occurred on November 2 on board a Rossiya Airlines plane en route from St. Petersburg to Nizhny Novgorod.

Coffee is often blamed not only for insomnia, depression and dehydration, but also for more serious problems - from stomach and lung cancer to cardiovascular disease, and caffeine addiction is perceived as a health threat. “Cold” tells whether this is actually true, what will happen if you drink 50 cups of coffee, and whether you should try to drink less of it. It reduces the risks of cancer, diabetes and Parkinson's disease. When does it start to cause harm?

Russian industry has failed to increase weapons production this year, and Rosstat's indicators, according to which industrial production is growing in the country, are ensured by the depreciation of the ruble. Such conclusions were reached by Pavel Luzin, a researcher at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University in the United States, in a publication on the Jamestown Foundation website. The Agency drew attention to the publication.

Tourism specialist Alexander Teplyakov flew to Tbilisi from Istanbul on November 4 and was planning to fly to Moscow two days later. However, he was not allowed into Georgia and was deported on the same plane to Turkey. This was reported by the portal Tourdom.ru. According to Teplyakov, at passport control he was taken aside and asked to wait. “I see a lot of people from my flight are sitting there, they’re having a conversation with them, but they’re letting everyone through.

On the night of November 5 in Yekaterinburg, two people stole butter, money and milkshakes from the Milk Place chain store. This was reported by the telegram channel of the company that owns the retail chain. There is a healthy dose of coffee. It reduces the risks of cancer, diabetes and Parkinson's disease. When does it start to cause harm? Society 8 minute read “Today one of our stores was robbed on Tveritina, 19.

In Voronezh, the court suspended the criminal prosecution of notary Elena Podobedova, who is accused of digging up and burning the body of her dead husband Maxim Fomenko together with her lover. The woman signed a contract with the Ministry of Defense and left “for the Northern Military District zone,” reported the Voronezh publication “Moe!” Mediazona drew attention to the case.