Stories from Moscow · Russia

Anna Lips, CEO of Fashion Consulting Group, stated that a trend is mainly occurring due to price increases.

A poll reported by Komsomolskaya Pravda indicated that just over 20% of respondents named 'Doll Clown, King and Jester'.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico and the President of Abkhazia, a Russian-occupied region of Georgia, are included on Russian President Putin's guest list. The source noted Fico's presence as particularly interesting. Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is reportedly carrying a message from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Russian President Vladimir Putin. A Russian radio station reported that the United States reportedly carried out shelling.

A large crowd of people gathered on Orleans Avenue around four o'clock in the afternoon, according to a Moscow radio station.

On May 10, Theater Studio "Galerka" will host a free performance of "The Dawns Here Are Quiet," based on Boris Vasiliev's work. The production depicts the fates of five selfless anti-aircraft gunner girls and their commanders during the Great Patriotic War.

Moscow is expected to announce a ceasefire that will be in effect from May 8 to May 10.

A check or investigation concerning the Russian Olympic Committee has not yet been completed.

A Ukrainian radio broadcast discussed Russia's current situation, suggesting the country may transition to a new stage of war. This potential new stage could involve full mobilization, according to the broadcast. A German radio station discussed sanctions imposed against Russia due to its war of aggression against Ukraine. The head of a department stated that the West does not honor the results of the Great Patriotic War.

A multi-day process for introducing a 'white list' is underway at a resort.

Russians spend 8,000 rubles on gadgets, with one in four consumers purchasing more expensive models. A director of procurement stated that Russian tourists and hikers are updating their inventory. According to Avito data, Russians plan to spend an average of 30,000 rubles on summer recreation goods this year. Consumers surveyed for active recreation, hiking, fishing, and climbing indicated they are not willing to economize on tourist equipment.