The story of a singer who lost her battle with censorship Telegram channel of Victoria Lysyuk Victoria Lysyuk in the State Duma. November 4, 2025 On November 4, news appeared on the social networks of the LDPR party: singer Maeby Baby (Victoria Lysyuk) sent humanitarian aid to the “ North Military District zone” together with party chairman Leonid Slutsky. Later, the artist published a photo from the State Duma.

On November 10, the Department of Education of the Moscow City Hall held a meeting at which indicators for connecting students, parents and school staff to the “national messenger” Max were discussed, said social anthropologist Alexandra Arkhipova, citing her sources. Arkhipova provides a slide from an internal presentation that compares the percentage of connections to Max among students, their parents and school staff.

Thousands of people protested in Mexico City and other Mexican cities on November 15 against the rise in violence. Demonstrators demanded stronger government action against crime following the shooting death of Uruapan Mayor Carlos Manso on November 1. Protesters in Mexico City and other cities held signs that read, “We are all Carlos Manzo.” Some wore cowboy hats in his memory. In Mexico City, a group of masked demonstrators tore down barriers around the National Palace, where Sheinbaum lives.

See how the presidential residence has changed over 200 years Bettmann/Getty Images Tourists in front of the White House In October, the East Wing of the White House was demolished by order of Donald Trump. The President was dissatisfied with the size of the ballroom and decided to build a new one, much more spacious. The White House has changed noticeably under Trump: due to the abundance of gilding in the interiors, the president began to be compared to the Sun King Louis XIV.

21-year-old Irina Neboga, who blogged about life with Ewing's sarcoma, died on the night of November 16, according to her social networks. t.me/neboga_ot_boga There is obscenity in the quote below. Well, it's all come to an end. Hello my dears and sorry for not posting anything for a long time. You know, fighting cancer is fucking hard. Although I managed to fuck this fucker twice, the third time, unfortunately, I was unlucky. I fought to the last, but yesterday, at 22:25 I was gone.

One thousand three hundred and sixty-second day. In the battle for Pokrovsk, Russia is using new tactics: no longer a “meat grinder” (as in Bakhmut) but small assault groups Stanislav Krasilnikov / Sputnik / Profimedia Russian serviceman of a special unit of the Center group of troops on the Pokrovsky sector of the front, October 2025 Since February 24, 2022, Meduza has been broadcasting live about the Russian-Ukrainian war.

British Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood plans to announce on November 17 the introduction of new rules that will increase the waiting period for applying for permanent residence (indefinite leave to remain, ILR) to 20 years, write the BBC and The Sunday Times . This will apply to asylum seekers who entered the country illegally - such as in small boats or trucks - and to those who overstayed their visas and then applied for asylum.

A backpack containing fragments of a man’s body was found in Golyanovsky Pond in eastern Moscow, the capital’s prosecutor’s office and the Investigative Committee reported. Experts established as a result of a preliminary examination that the remains belonged to a child - he was between seven and ten years old. Carefully. In the photo below you can see human remains. If this is unacceptable to you, do not look at these photos.

Is it really possible to write a working application by giving in to the vibe? Frank Rumpenhorst / picture alliance / Getty Images The Collins English Dictionary has named “vibe coding” the word of 2025. This term refers to a programming process in which the user, “giving in to the vibe,” simply describes in words the application he wants to receive. And all the main work is done for him by artificial intelligence.

On November 15, users of four regions of the Central Federal District complained of failures in the operation of their home wired Internet from Rostelecom, Kommersant noted. Residents of the Yaroslavl region reported that the Internet disappeared during the day and did not appear in the evening. Users also complained about problems with the television. The neighboring regions - Vladimir, Ivanovo and Kostroma - were also left without Internet and TV.

The North Karelia border guard expelled a Russian from Finland who had previously illegally crossed the country's border, Yle reports. According to the publication, the man’s name is Evgeniy, and he is a former Wagner PMC fighter who fled the war. The border guard of North Karelia confirmed that the Russian expelled from the country has a military background. The decision to expel him was made by the migration service, said the deputy commandant of the border guard.

The head of the Belgian depository Euroclear, Valerie Urbain, does not rule out legal action against European authorities if a decision is made to confiscate frozen Russian assets. “There are laws. Depending on the legal framework, we will decide what we can and want to do,” Urbain told Le Monde. Asked if she was considering filing lawsuits, Urben said, “It's not out of the question,” while acknowledging that her team has not yet prepared any materials.

Journalists found out who ChatGPT considers itself to be and what users most often discuss with it In the summer of 2025, it became known that some of the correspondence between users and the ChatGPT chatbot could be found in the public domain. Journalists from The Washington Post studied 47 thousand such dialogues to understand exactly how people interact with artificial intelligence.

Ukrainian drones attacked Volgograd and hit residential buildings in the Dzerzhinsky and Traktorozavodsky districts of the city, the administration of the region’s governor, Andrei Bocharov, reported. Three people were injured and received medical assistance. As a result of the drone strike, a fire started, there was damage in four residential buildings - on the street named after the 51st Guards Division, 42, East Kazakhstan Street, 12; Kropotkin street, 1 and Nikolay Otrada street, 4a.

The author of the book about the relationship between Joseph Stalin and psychiatrist Vladimir Bekhterev explains Vladimir Bekhterev, around 1912. Mary Evans Picture Library / Scanpix / LETA The publishing house Überbau publishes the book “Bekhterev in the Kremlin. Psychologist and Tyrant” , dedicated to the meeting of the famous Russian and Soviet psychiatrist with Stalin, his sudden death the next day and the complex relationship between psychology and power in the Soviet Union.