Day: April 8, 2020

  • ‘This Too Shall Pass’: Putin Announces New Coronavirus Aid

    ‘This Too Shall Pass’: Putin Announces New Coronavirus Aid

    President Vladimir Putin has announced a new aid package to doctors battling the coronavirus pandemic and ordered support for small businesses suffering under his paid “non-working” month in his third public address in as many weeks. Here’s a brief look at what he discussed during Wednesday’s televised meeting with regional governors and other officials: Frontline…

  • Watch an Old Soviet Movie at Moskino

    Watch an Old Soviet Movie at Moskino

    As the only remaining independent, English-language news source reporting from Russia, The Moscow Times plays a critical role in connecting Russia to the world. Editorial decisions are made entirely by journalists in our newsroom, who adhere to the highest ethical standards. We fearlessly cover issues that are often considered off-limits or taboo in Russia, from…

  • Gazprom Dobycha Astrakhan provides help to its region of operation

    Gazprom Dobycha Astrakhan provides help to its region of operation

    Background Gazprom Dobycha Astrakhan is a subsidiary of Gazprom focused on prospecting, exploration and development of hydrocarbon fields. The Levoberezhnaya part of the Astrakhanskoye gas and condensate field with an area of 1,360 square kilometers has been in operation since 1986. The field produces formation fluid with a high content of sulfur (25 per cent) and carbon dioxide (15 per cent). The company has around 300 wells of various use, hundreds…

  • Putin’s Coronavirus Expert Was His Daughter’s Research Supervisor – Reports

    Putin’s Coronavirus Expert Was His Daughter’s Research Supervisor – Reports

    A leading endocrinologist who praised President Vladimir Putin’s efforts in combating the deadly coronavirus pandemic Tuesday was a onetime research adviser to Putin’s rumored daughter, according to Russian media. Ivan Dedov, president of the Health Ministry’s national endocrinology center and one of nine experts invited to consult Putin on the virus Tuesday, commended Putin for…

  • Russia’s Tatarstan Enforces Quarantine Through Texting

    Russia’s Tatarstan Enforces Quarantine Through Texting

    As the only remaining independent, English-language news source reporting from Russia, The Moscow Times plays a critical role in connecting Russia to the world. Editorial decisions are made entirely by journalists in our newsroom, who adhere to the highest ethical standards. We fearlessly cover issues that are often considered off-limits or taboo in Russia, from…

  • ‘Rotten’ Coronavirus Rations for Poor Schoolkids Draw Russians’ Outrage

    ‘Rotten’ Coronavirus Rations for Poor Schoolkids Draw Russians’ Outrage

    Local authorities across Russia are facing criticism for distributing rotten food to low-income children being homeschooled during the coronavirus lockdown. The angry parents of children qualified to receive free school meals took to social media to share their government-issued rations, exposing the economic divide between wealthier and poorer Russian regions. Here’s a brief look at…

  • For Mild Virus Cases, Moscow Doctors Are Video-Calling

    For Mild Virus Cases, Moscow Doctors Are Video-Calling

    A grey-haired Muscovite speaks via video link from his flat. Diagnosed with the coronavirus late last month, he tells a doctor he doesn’t feel too bad but is still wheezing. This is a consultation via Moscow’s new telemedicine center, where doctors treat those who have tested positive but are well enough to stay at home.…

  • Russian Food Prices Rise in March as Coronavirus Panic Buying Takes Hold

    Russian Food Prices Rise in March as Coronavirus Panic Buying Takes Hold

    Prices for staple foods spiked across Russia in March, the latest figures from national statistics office Rosstat showed, as people rushed to stockpile and the value of the ruble fell because of the coronavirus outbreak.  Sugar prices rose by at least 16% in 23 Russian regions, while tomatoes were up 15%, garlic 9% and lemons…

  • Drug Dealer Dressed as Deliveryman Detained in Moscow

    Drug Dealer Dressed as Deliveryman Detained in Moscow

    A suspected drug dealer dressed as a food deliveryman has been detained with 500 grams of marijuana in quarantined Moscow, Russia’s National Guard said Tuesday. National Guard officers stopped the 37-year-old for a document check at a park that the authorities closed down due to the coronavirus outbreak.  “The perpetrator used a uniform of one…

  • JULIA DALAKIAN

    JULIA DALAKIAN

    Julia Dalakian is well-known favorite of Russian singers and stars. She has worked in the Russian market for well over 20 years, serving Moscow-based and foreign customers. Twice a year, the brand has been making 2 seasonal collections, introduced at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia since its very start.   JULIA DALAKIAN brand’s new collection MYSTERIOUS…

  • Coronavirus in Russia: The Latest News | April 8

    Coronavirus in Russia: The Latest News | April 8

    As the new coronavirus that has killed more than 82,000 people worldwide continues to spread, Russia has stepped up its measures to tackle the pandemic and prevent its spread within the country. There have been 8,672 cases of coronavirus infections reported in Russia so far and 63 deaths. MT The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Russia as…

  • Russia’s Coronavirus Numbers Jump By 1,175 in Latest One-Day Record

    Russia’s Coronavirus Numbers Jump By 1,175 in Latest One-Day Record

    As the only remaining independent, English-language news source reporting from Russia, The Moscow Times plays a critical role in connecting Russia to the world. Editorial decisions are made entirely by journalists in our newsroom, who adhere to the highest ethical standards. We fearlessly cover issues that are often considered off-limits or taboo in Russia, from…

  • Coronavirus Hits Russian Markets | April 8

    Coronavirus Hits Russian Markets | April 8

    The Russian economy has been rocked by the coronavirus outbreak, and the breakdown of the OPEC+ oil production pact between Russia and Saudi Arabia. The turmoil has shocked traders around the world and resulted in sharp volatility on the Russian stock markets and swings in the value of the ruble. The latest on the markets,…

  • ‘Chernobyl’ Costume Makers to Donate Coronavirus Protective Gear

    ‘Chernobyl’ Costume Makers to Donate Coronavirus Protective Gear

    The costume makers behind the acclaimed television series “Chernobyl” have announced that they will donate face masks, protective robes and other stock to those on the front lines of the global fight against the coronavirus. Spain’s Peris Costumes company, announcing its donation Saturday as the number of confirmed global cases passed 1 million, said “we…