Stories from Novgorod · Russia

The Telegram channel 'Electoral Law' recorded instructions intended for public sector employees in Russia's Nizhny Novgorod region.

A 'Great All-Russian Exhibition' will open in May at the Paggauza Cultural Center in Nizhny Novgorod.

A criminal case has been opened following the deaths of five people in the Nizhny Novgorod region.

The number of casualties in a Kamaz truck accident has risen to four.

Russia's Federation Council approved a law for a federal experiment allowing retail sales of medicines through mobile pharmacies. The pilot program will run from September 1, 2026, to September 1, 2029. Authorities anticipate that these mobile pharmacies will improve medication accessibility. The government's goal is not to frighten people but to ensure access to medication. Kebab retail sales in Russia have dropped by 10% compared to the previous year. This decline in sales was reported by a retail analytics firm. This decline indicates a shift in consumer purchasing habits.

Prince Shuisky was defeated and fled to Novgorod, where the struggle reached its peak. King Casimir, whom they had asked for help, and the Livonian Order refused to assist.

Boyar families within Novgorod used their wealth to influence the veche, a popular assembly. They generously offered money before veche meetings. According to chronicles, these individuals gathered a crowd of commoners and others who identified themselves as the sovereign of Great Novgorod to influence the veche. Ivan III condemned four boyars, including Borretsky and Fedorov, to exile for alleged violence. Less culpable individuals were fined 1500 rubles. The boyars were accused of violence and sent into exile with Marfa's son, Fedor Borretsky. It was unclear if the fire was accidental or arson. Some groups in Novgorod accused Ivan III of arson, which was deemed a mistake. Those involved in negotiations with Moscow were killed.

This was reportedly not the case in other locations. The broadcast noted that wealth in Marfino Posadskoy was transferred through inheritance. The source noted that wealth in Marfino Posadskaya was transferred through a dowry, and a dowry is paid only once.

Governor Alexander Dronov announced that approximately 300 medical professionals have received apartments in the Novgorod region since 2019. The regional government has also established monetary payments for doctors and paramedics who relocate to small towns and villages. These measures are part of ongoing efforts to address medical staffing in the region.

Scientists from the Novgorod Metallurgical Institute in Russia have developed a method to produce iron powder for steel production. This powder is intended to be added to traditional steel scrap alongside coke or graphite to saturate alloys with carbon.