Stories from moscow · Russia

The first spring thunderstorm is expected in Moscow and the Moscow Oblast on the upcoming Thursday. It will be accompanied by gusty winds up to 15 meters per second. The air temperature on May 5th in Moscow will be plus 23-25 degrees Celsius.

The Russian Academy of Sciences has created an artificial intelligence model, following the footsteps of DeepMind and Stanford. The Federal Medical-Biological Agency of Russia has created the first clinical segment of a domestic database containing genetic variants of Russians. The database is designed to identify risks for cardiovascular diseases, according to RIA Novosti.

The price for premium new builds in Moscow has reached a peak level of 1,603,000 rubles. Moscow's thermometers are expected to rise to plus 18 degrees Celsius for the first time this year.

Modern Olympic gold medals are manufactured from 925-grade silver and must contain a minimum amount of gold. The source mentions this in the context of discussing the value of gold. The source stated that the current generation has a poor lot.

New Lada minivans, including a passenger version with second-row windows and a cargo-passenger variant, are being released. These vehicles are expected to fill the market niche left by the departure of Peugeot, Citroën, and Opel.

A 2003 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen with 540,000 kilometers underwent a full restoration, including bodywork and interior refurbishment. The owner spent approximately 6 million rubles on the restoration. A restored G-Wagen currently costs around 25 million rubles.

A license allowing the purchase of Russian oil and petroleum products was extended, but not immediately. There was a delay between the expiration of the first license and the issuance of the second. Besson appears to be acting as a hawk in public discourse.

The platform Lada BC is being developed to expand the model range and potentially increase production volume. This development is seen as positive, especially as the Niva and Granta platforms do not require investment. The existence of five platforms is considered a drawback.

Russian legislation now mandates that books mentioning any substances must include necessary warnings. New Russian legislation mandates that warnings must be included whenever specific substances are mentioned in media. The law mandates specific disclosures to inform users of addiction risks.

The use of technologies in Russia was discussed, with a mention of millions of tenge or 650,000 rubles. The source noted that phonograms are used everywhere, but technology has limitations.