Bank of Russia Chairman Elvira Nabiullina called the idea of ​​freezing deposits or interest payments on deposits “a big nonsense.” At a State Duma meeting, the head of the regulatory agency said that such a scenario “is not being discussed at all,” RBC reported, citing its correspondent. Deputies asked Nabiullina about the likelihood of freezing the deposits of Russians. In response, she admitted that “we are really scared” by the idea.

Russian software company Pro32 has offered a management position to a seven-year-old child whom the head of the company called “the Mozart of programming” in a conversation with the BBC. Seven-year-old Sergei from St. Petersburg has been programming for two years. All this time, he has been posting training videos online, which attracted the attention of the company’s PR service.

First Deputy Head of the Department of Labor and Social Protection of the Moscow Population Alexandra Alexandrova stated that there are virtually no unemployed people in Moscow. She announced this during the RBC HR forum. “Unemployment is now at historically low levels. And it doesn’t matter whether we measure it by registered unemployment or we measure it by international standards, according to estimates by the International Labor Organization - 0.9% unemployment rate,” the official noted.

A team of Chinese researchers led by Qinpeng Zhang from the University of Hong Kong found that Internet use by people 50 years and older leads to increased mental well-being. This was reported by N+1 with reference to the results of a study published in the journal Nature Human Behavior. According to the scientists, they used different methods of analysis to study the connection between Internet use and mental health.

The military registration and enlistment office of the Butovo district recognized Muscovite Alexei Stepanov fit for service, despite his diagnoses. On November 18, Stepanov was detained at the entrance, and today he was found in a military unit near Naro-Fominsk. Stepanov’s brother told Kholod about this.

Three people died during testing of the car at the Hyundai Motor plant in the South Korean city of Ulsan. Police have begun an investigation, Reuters reports . According to the Hyundai union, two company researchers and one contractor were found unconscious in the car around 3 p.m. local time. They reportedly tested the car in a special chamber. Reveal her death The American asked her neighbors to give the police a letter if something happened to her.

A third generic version of the anti-diabetes and weight loss drug Ozempic will appear in Russia. The government gave the Pharma company the right to produce a new analogue of the drug from the Danish Novo Nordisk, bypassing the current patent protection, Kommersant reported . The reason was the cessation of supplies of the original Ozempic and the shortage of generics available on the market.

Serial production of mobile shelters from a nuclear explosion has been launched in Russia for the first time. This is stated in a press release from the All-Russian Research Institute for Civil Defense and Emergency Situations (VNII GOChS), which is the developer of the shelters. The document states that production is carried out in the city of Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region.

The head of the capital repair fund of the Sverdlovsk region, Stanislav Sukhanov, said on the OTV television channel that due to the shortage of workers in Russia, women need to give birth to more painters, welders and plasterers. According to Sukhanov, previously the need for representatives of blue-collar professions was not so acute, since the shortage of specialists was covered by foreign workers - their share ranged from 70% to 80%.

The authorities of Ingushetia have hushed up the case of physical and sexualized violence against four-year-old Samira Mutsolgova, The Insider reported , citing open and own sources. The only suspect, Bashir Vedzizhev, went to war with Ukraine, the publication writes. A four-year-old girl was admitted to the hospital in an unconscious state in the spring of 2023.

US Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs Brian Nichols confirmed earlier media reports that American President Joe Biden had authorized Kyiv to strike targets deep in Russian territory with ATACMS missiles. He said this in an interview with the Brazilian publication O Globo. "Biden's authorization for Ukraine will give it more ability to defend itself and perhaps encourage Russia to enter peace talks," Nichols said.

The son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway, 27-year-old Marius Borg Heiby, was detained by police on suspicion of rape. This was reported by the local VG portal. According to the publication, the son of the crown princess was detained the night before.

Sitting for long periods without moving during the day increases a person's risk of cardiovascular disease. Even playing sports will not help you avoid this. CNN writes about this with reference to a study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. Scientists studied data from almost 90 thousand people who wore accelerometers - special devices that record body movement and activity - for a week.

Austria continued to buy Russian gas, despite the formal cessation of supplies and the severance of relations with Gazprom, which ended in litigation. This was reported by Reuters, citing data from the operator of the Slovak gas transmission system Eustream and market sources. Help Kholod tell human stories We put people at the center of our journalism and talk about people who face injustice, but do not lose spirit and continue to fight for their rights and freedoms.

Ivan (name changed) from Moscow first tried alcohol when he was 12 years old. And already at the age of 14–15, alcohol became an integral part of hanging out with classmates - this is how Vanya had fun and ran away from his drinking father at home. True, by the age of 18 he began to drink more and more often on his own, substances were added to alcohol, and if he drank in company, he drank too much and behaved aggressively.