The head of the region will have the right to sell resources and ignore public activists Head of Yakutia Aisen Nikolaev. Photo: government of the republic On October 10, public hearings on amendments to the regional Constitution will be held in Yakutia - they were initiated by the head of the republic. Journalist Vitaly Obedin spoke in more detail about what the authorities proposed to change. 7x7 drew attention to his post.

Darya Trepova in court. Photo: SOTA, X Darya Trepova, the Russian woman who was sentenced to 27 years in prison last year for the murder of a prominent pro-war blogger, has been repeatedly placed in a punishment cell over comments she made to Russian state media, her husband Dmitry Rylov claimed on Monday.

Hundreds of people are involved in the rescue operation, but they are hampered by snowfall The Usoltsev family. Photo: Irina Usoltseva / Telegram On September 28, the Usoltsev family—a spouse and their five-year-old daughter—disappeared in the mountains of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. They went on a hike and never kept in touch. Rescuers, volunteers and investigators have been searching for them for a week now.

The power plant in Belgorod, Russia, following the Ukrainian missile strike, 6 October 2025. Photo: Supernova_plus Two people were killed in a Ukrainian missile strike on a power plant in the southwestern Russian city of Belgorod on Monday afternoon, Belgorod region Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov has announced .

Valentina Matvienko. Photo: Federation Council Speaker of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko proposed obliging unemployed Russian citizens to pay insurance contributions to the health insurance fund. This happened during the hearings of the draft budget, the Agency noted .

Interview with a member of the UN Commission of Inquiry on the Palestinian Territories, lawyer Chris Sidoti Smoke over Gaza after an Israeli airstrike, Gaza Strip, September 10, 2025. Photo: Mohammed Saber/EPA The UN Commission of Inquiry on the Palestinian Territories has said that Israel is committing genocide in the Gaza Strip. The expert panel included former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillai, lawyer Chris Sidoti and Indian scholar Milun Kothari.

The Aigba Ridge in southern Russia's Krasnodar region, 4 February 2014. Photo: EPA/JUSTIN LANE Greenpeace International published a report on Monday detailing the destructive impact of the ongoing invasion of Ukraine on Russia’s climate policy and its implications for the world.

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi. This is stated in the award's social networks. The prize was given “for their discoveries concerning peripheral immune tolerance,” which prevents the immune system from harming the body. Scientists have identified the guardians of the immune system, regulatory T cells, laying the foundation for a new area of ​​research.

Photo: Vyacheslav Gladkov / Telegram The Russian Ministry of Defense reported the downing of 251 Ukrainian drones overnight. According to the department, most drones were neutralized over the Black Sea - 61, as well as the annexed Crimea - 40. 34 drones were shot down over the Kursk region, 30 over the Belgorod region, and another 20 over the Nizhny Novgorod region. In the Belgorod region, energy facilities came under attack, said the governor of the region, Vyacheslav Gladkov.

He remained in office for 27 days French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu resigned. This was reported by BFM TV channel and Le Monde , citing government sources. According to them, Macron has already accepted the resignation of the head of government. The day before, Lecornu faced criticism from the opposition over the composition of the new cabinet, which he presented last Sunday.

A car drives past a Russian naval frigate docked in Havana, Cuba, 27 July 2024. Photo: EPA / Ernesto Mastrascusa The US is using Cuba’s support for Russia’s war in Ukraine as an argument against a UN resolution calling on Washington to lift its decades-long embargo of the island, alleging that Havana has allowed up to 5,000 Cuban citizens to fight alongside the Russian military, Reuters reported on Sunday.

Greenpeace's 13 main takeaways A smoking thermal power plant and the towers of the Moscow Kremlin, in Moscow, Russia, January 3, 2025. Photo: Sergey Ilnitsky / EPA Greenpeace International published a 100-page report “Fossil Fuel Empire” - about the impact of a full-scale war on the environment in Russia and in the world. Why is the number of forest fires, droughts and man-made disasters increasing? How does the “sovereignization” of the Arctic affect global warming?

The story of a twice deserter from the Russian army Illustration: Rystic Alexander from St. Petersburg celebrated his 21st birthday in July 2025, hiding from mortar fire in a burnt forest near the Russian border in the occupied Sumy region. At that time, the soldier had already escaped from the army once and even left Russia, but after threats to his family he returned and was sent to war again. In that forest, he hatched a new escape plan and a little later brought it into execution.