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Russian Pharmacies Lack Rh Incompatible Pregnant Women
Seventy-five out of 89 Russian regions have no anti-Rh immunoglobulin in pharmacies. This medication is for preventing Rh incompatibility in pregnant women. Izvestia reported this information, and the Ministry of Health confirmed the shortage.
Silver Rain
Moscow Concerned Over Beijing's Role
Moscow has expressed concern regarding Beijing's involvement in certain matters, with the implication that China's role may be significantly more pronounced.
BBC Arabic
Psychologists' Advice Questioned on Trust and Attraction
The reliability of psychological advice is questioned, particularly regarding the law of polarity, which suggests attraction to opposite qualities. The speaker expresses doubt about this principle and said the need for listeners to analyze information and form their own conclusions. The podcast 'Pohovor so mnou' is mentioned.
Radio Sputnik
Moscow Honors Korean War Veterans and Rebuilding Efforts
During an awards ceremony in North Korea, the Defense Minister acknowledged the contributions of Korean warriors who participated in the war. He said that each tree planted will represent a settlement that was fought over and will be rebuilt. The minister also paid tribute to the quiet and selfless actions of the Korean soldiers.
Radio Rossii
Modern SUVs Feature Advanced Mobile App Control
Modern flagship SUVs are equipped with high-tech electronics beyond just powerful engines and luxurious interiors. These vehicles now feature central screens and advanced technological architectures, as exemplified by models like the Roks Adamas. Modern SUVs are equipped with advanced features such as adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist. Flagship SUVs include mobile applications for remote control, allowing for remote start and cabin pre-conditioning. These vehicles also receive over-the-air software updates.
Kommersant FM
Moscow Office Demand Expected To Remain Stable
Office space demand is projected to remain strong for the next 10-15 years, potentially requiring several million square meters of space. Market experts suggest demand for office space in Moscow will remain high and stable despite regional shifts. Estimates indicate between 15 million and 25 million square meters of Class C, D, and E office space are located within zones subject to the Creative Cluster Tax (KRT). Even if only one-quarter of current occupants choose to stay in Moscow rather than relocating to the Moscow region, demand will remain in the millions over a 10-15 year horizon.
Business FM Russia
Russia Expands Blacklist of EU Officials
The Russian online retailer Zolotoy Yablok has seen its internet trade grow to 35% of its turnover. The company is noted for its assortment flexibility and localization, which helped it avoid issues when Western brands departed. Zolotoy Yablok's strategy includes gamification, merchandising, and collaborations, creating a 'lounge zone' that encourages customer return. This approach is contrasted with competitors like Letual, which has closed approximately 500 stores in the past year, largely due to the rise of online commerce. Russia has expanded its blacklist of European Union officials who are banned from entering the country. This action is in response to the EU's approval of the twentieth sanctions package related to the war in Ukraine. The Russian Foreign Ministry announced the expansion on Monday. The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the expansion of the list.
Kommersant FM
Russia Faces Severe Labor and Resource Shortages
The Russian General Prosecutor's Office is developing new measures to address the expropriation of property from accused major shareholders. The Central Bank could be involved, but the Prosecutor's Office may have advantages in its actions. This initiative aims to correct existing methods for protecting property. Oleg Vyugin, former chairman of the board of directors at UFAR, commented on the situation. Russian authorities have said the need to reliably protect state information resources. UN Secretary-General spokesperson Stephane Dujarric announced that Vanessa Fraser arrived in Russia on Tuesday. Fraser is scheduled to meet with Russian officials to discuss the protection of children affected by the conflict in Ukraine. Deputy Foreign Ministry spokesperson Alexander Alimov noted that emergency services faced challenges during the pandemic and ongoing conflicts.
Business FM Russia
Moscow Considers Business and Social Balance
Russian authorities are considering the balance between business and social needs. The process is significantly slowed, with considerations for monetary and credit conditions. There are questions about the freedoms available to active entrepreneurs and the development of infrastructure. This complex issue is being addressed.
Govorit Moskva
Bank Ballon Offers Installment Plans on Marketplaces
Bank Ballon has announced installment plans for marketplaces, described as an analog to microfinance organizations. This offering is characterized as a form of financial prudence, essentially providing an interest-free loan. The installments allow for phased payments, making it a more affordable option compared to traditional loans with interest.
Radio Sputnik