The game is being developed by a Ukrainian studio The shooter STALKER 2, which is being developed by the Ukrainian studio GSC Game World, may be banned in Russia. The First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy, Anton Gorelkin, told the Daily Storm. In order not to miss new texts from “Layout”, subscribe to our telegram channel “I believe that STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl has every chance of being officially banned in Russia.

By the end of 2025, prices could rise by more than half From the beginning of next year, cars in general will rise in price by a third due to an increase in fees, predicts Igor Chikin, executive director of the Russian Automobile Dealers Association (ROAD). Prices for new domestic and used imported cars will increase by 55–57% by the end of 2025, and for new imported ones by 20–25%, says Dmitry Polevoy, economist and director of the Astra investment company.

Residents complained about lack of help from authorities The governor of the Kursk region, Alexey Smirnov, dismissed the head of the Sudzhansky district, Alexander Bogachev. Earlier, residents of Sudzha protested in the center of Kursk, demanding that the authorities provide them with assistance and provide them with housing certificates. “Layout” talks about this in more detail.

Propaganda against childbearing will be punished with a fine of up to 5 million rubles State Duma deputies unanimously immediately passed the bill banning “childfree propaganda” in the second and third readings. After the law finally comes into force, fines will be provided for “propaganda”. “Layout” tells what is known about this. In order not to miss new texts from “Layout”, subscribe to our telegram channel What fines are provided for “childfree propaganda”?

Another reason for refusal of a rental certificate is LGBT “propaganda” The film "The Apprentice" The Rise of Trump” was not issued a release certificate in Russia, so as not to show the elected US President Donald Trump “in a bad light” in front of Russian audiences. A source in the Ministry of Culture and an interlocutor close to the ministry told Vorstka about this.