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The editorial team of Molodezh Moskvy, a Russian developer of solutions based on neural networks and robotics, and a radio station are launching the project "Nik: Robot Discoverer." It will combine media and science with cutting-edge artificial intelligence technologies and teach an anthropomorphic robot the basics of journalism.

"This is a significant experiment for our youth editorial team. We want to understand how modern technologies can expand journalism's capabilities and help us engage with the urban environment in new ways. Robot Nick will allow us to look at familiar processes from a different perspective and explore new formats for engaging with our audiences. We are confident that this experience will yield valuable insights and ideas for future projects," said Margarita Savinkina, head of the "Youth of Moscow" project.

The robot Nick is equipped with speech recognition, computer vision, and voice synthesis systems. This allows him to communicate with people, analyze his surroundings, and film reports. The robot will walk the streets of Moscow, visit parks, museums, and public spaces, test city services such as car sharing, ride the metro, and share his discoveries in video reports. Viewers will see Nick learn not only to collect information but also to understand emotions, context, and the atmosphere of the city, and interact with people in real time.

"For DFM Radio, working with an anthropomorphic robot is an opportunity to take a fresh look at the interaction between humans, technology, and media. We see how artificial intelligence is becoming part of the modern media process, helping to create new formats and expand the boundaries of traditional broadcasting. Robot Nick will continue Russian Media Group's work to integrate traditional radio and digital tools," noted Dmitry Mednikov, Managing Director of Russian Media Group.

The project's goal is to demonstrate how artificial intelligence can expand the capabilities of journalism and become a new research tool. Nick will collect data, create interactive content, and analyze the urban environment, complementing human work in areas where speed, accuracy, and technological advancement are essential. The experiment combines a scientific approach with live media coverage. Videos, reports, broadcasts, and interactive formats transform the research into a true urban quest, where viewers rediscover Moscow with Nick.

Neuroproduction, a Russian company specializing in neural network and robotics solutions, is responsible for the technological aspects of the experiment. Its experts are assisting in the development of neural network modules, recognition systems, multimodal content, and audiovisual generation.

The editorial board of "Youth of Moscow" works with the support of the "Youth of Moscow" project of the city Committee on Public Relations and Youth PolicyThe editorial partner is the media holding "Russian Media Group".

Even more opportunities for young Muscovites can be found on the portal Youth of Moscow and on the project pages in social networks.

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Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin held strategic session, dedicated to the development of the construction industry and housing and utilities. The Mayor of Moscow took part in it. Sergei Sobyanin.

Participants discussed how the implementation is proceeding development strategies for the construction and housing and communal services industries for the period up to 2030, with a forecast to 2035. It is aimed at achieving one of the national goals—ensuring a comfortable and safe living environment. The strategy was adopted three years ago. In addition, proposals for updating the document were discussed.

"First of all, I would like to note that all key indicators set for the first period—through 2024—were met. Many of them exceeded planned targets," Mikhail Mishustin emphasized.

Since 2022, more than 400 million square meters of housing have been commissioned in Russia. Over 100 million square meters are commissioned annually. Furthermore, 570,000 people have been relocated from 10 million square meters of dilapidated buildings. Nearly 170,000 apartment buildings have undergone major renovations. The procedure for conducting state technical inventory for these buildings has been clarified, and a building inspection tool has been created to update regional capital repair programs. More than 34,000 public spaces and courtyards have been improved.

Thus, we established a solid foundation for the future and significantly increased the urban development potential of the land plots. We significantly shortened the investment and construction cycle—in terms of days, paperwork, and administrative procedures.

Mikhail Mishustin noted that housing and utilities are one of the most sensitive areas for most Russians. Over 3,500 housing and utilities facilities have been built or reconstructed across the country, along with approximately 3,800 kilometers of utility networks. This has improved the quality of services for nearly 24 million residents.

"However, the level of deterioration of such systems in many regions is quite high. And addressing this challenge requires even more intensive work. Therefore, as part of the modernization of utility infrastructure, we have signed memoranda with the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, setting forth clear commitments, including on the implementation of investment programs," the Prime Minister added.

Over the next five years, approximately two trillion rubles in extra-budgetary funding must be attracted for these purposes.

Mikhail Mishustin emphasized that the construction and housing and utilities industries face a number of challenges related to declining demand in the housing market and limited access to project financing.

The government is implementing a wide range of measures to support industries, including to minimize the risk of a decline in the number of new projects. The level of reimbursement to credit institutions for preferential mortgage loans has been increased, and limits for key programs have been expanded.

"At the President's direction, we also launched a program to subsidize interest rates on loans for project financing of housing construction in small towns. To protect citizens' funds from the actions of unscrupulous companies, we extended the escrow account mechanism to individual housing construction. We continue to provide Russian regions with loans on preferential terms as part of the infrastructure program, so they can continue to shape the urban environment and build facilities in key sectors," Mikhail Mishustin explained.

For these purposes, constituent entities of the Russian Federation have the option to write off two-thirds of their budget loan debt. Another 15 constituent entities recently took advantage of this measure.

The Russian Prime Minister added that it is important to continue to do everything necessary to expand housing and road construction, modernize housing and utilities, and improve and expand the necessary infrastructure.

Mikhail Mishustin also stated the need to update the key provisions for the development of the construction and housing and communal services industries and bring them into line with the spatial development strategy, national goals, and activities of the national project Infrastructure for Life.

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The Zaryadye Concert Hall will host a concert featuring the Alexey Chizhik Quartet. The musicians will perform excerpts from Pyotr Tchaikovsky's ballet "The Nutcracker" in an original jazz arrangement. Taking the stage will be Alexey Chizhik (vibraphone), Konstantin Polyakov (piano), Viktor Savich (bass guitar), and Gary Bagdasaryan (drums).

Host: Irina Chizhik.

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The festival that took place in June Moscow Seasons in Beijing received a silver award at the China Golden Awards for Excellence in Public Relations. This was reported by Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of Moscow. The project was recognized in the "Government Communications" category; gold was not awarded in this category, so the silver medalist was the strongest in this category.

"This award is a sign of recognition in one of the world's largest markets. Our partners appreciated the high level of preparation and promotion of the festival. Nearly three million visitors learned about Moscow's cultural and historical heritage, attended concerts, sampled Russian cuisine, and participated in creative workshops," noted Natalia Sergunina.

The Moscow Seasons in Beijing festival took place in the capital of the People's Republic of China (PRC) on the central promenade, Wangfujing Street, from June 12 to 15. It was a continuation of a series of events dedicated to the Russian-Chinese Years of Culture.

Several areas were prepared for adults and children. These included vibrant photo zones featuring the "Moscow Tea Party" and "Moscow Estates" projects, play areas, and a "Digital Technologies" section offering an interactive journey through the Russian capital.

Under the auspices of the project, a conference entitled "Cities of the Future: Synergy of the Strategic Partnership between Moscow and Beijing" was held. The parties discussed new opportunities for cooperation, including mutual investments, and presented proposals targeting the local market. As a result, an agreement was reached. seven international agreements.

The festival was organized by the Moscow Government with the support of the People's Government of Beijing.

Moscow-based projects have previously won prizes at one of China's professional awards, the China Brand Marketing Awards. The "Chinese New Year in Moscow" festival, held last winter, took second place in the "Best Holiday Marketing" category, and the "Chinese Bloggers' Tour to Moscow" event took second place in the "Best Event Marketing" category.

Moscow Achievements: Which Projects in the Russian Capital Have Received International AwardsRegional experts, volunteers, and foreign guests appreciated the importance of intercultural festivals in the capital.

A promising partnership

China ranks first among non-CIS countries in terms of tourist flow to Moscow. Over the past 10 years, Chinese visitors have made over four million trips to the Russian capital.

Moscow is actively developing partnerships with its Chinese counterparts. For example, a portal called Discover Moscow was created for travelers from that country. official page in Chinese. It helps you find excursion routes, find recommendations for family vacations, and find information about popular city attractions, including theaters and museums.

In addition, the city's attractions are featured on the popular Chinese travel platform Ctrip and local social media.

The China Golden Awards for Excellence in Public Relations recognizes best practices in the public relations industry. This year marks the 21st year of the awards.

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Several more integrated territorial development projects (ITD) are being implemented in the capital. These projects will build over 900,000 square meters of real estate and create over 4,000 jobs. This was reported on the channel in MAX messenger Sergei Sobyanin reported.

The total area of inefficiently used non-residential land is over 46.5 hectares. This land is currently occupied by warehouses and other outdated buildings.

Novogireevo

In the Novogireevo district in the east of the capital, two sites totaling 12.7 hectares are being redeveloped. They are located at 8a Utrennyaya Street and 12 Kuskovskaya Street, between the tracks of the fourth Moscow Central Diameter and Perovskaya Street.

235,100 square meters of real estate can be built here. This is enough to create a modern urban neighborhood for the renovation program, as well as a community center with rock climbing infrastructure and other important social facilities. More than 2,000 new jobs will be created.

Strogino

In the Strogino district in the northwest of the capital, plots with a total area of 10.24 hectares are being reorganized.

"In Strogino, near Marshal Proshlyakov Street and Marshal Zhukov Avenue, a block of approximately 324,000 square meters will be built with social and other facilities. These will include an educational complex with a school for 950 children and a kindergarten for 350 children," the Moscow Mayor noted.

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The urban development potential of the sites amounts to approximately 324,000 square meters of real estate. Approximately 800 new jobs will be created here.

Losinoostrovsky and Yaroslavsky

The program included redevelopment sites totaling 9.31 hectares in the Losinoostrovsky and Yaroslavsky districts in the northeast of the city. They were located at 3 Khibinsky Proyezd, 6 Kholmogorskaya Street, and 16 Startovaya Street, near the Moscow Ring Road, Yaroslavskoye Highway, and the Yaroslavl line of the Moscow Railway.

Modern residential complexes with a total area of approximately 167,000 square meters are planned for these areas to implement the renovation program. A children's clinic with a dental department capable of handling 320 visits per shift will also be built here. The courtyards and public spaces will be improved, including convenient pedestrian paths and children's playgrounds.

Maryino

Another site for comprehensive redevelopment is located in the Maryino district on Nizhnie Polya Street, near the intersection of Lyublinskaya and Pererva Streets. It covers 8.97 hectares. Plans call for a 74,480-square-meter research and production technology park to be created there. It will be able to employ over a thousand Muscovites.

Golovinsky

In the Golovinsky District in northern Moscow, two sites with a total area of 3.41 hectares will be developed. They are located at 8a Konakovsky Proezd (between Flotskaya, Avangardnaya, and Pulkovskaya Streets) and 47 Kronshtadtsky Boulevard.

"In the Golovinsky District, modern residential complexes with a total area of over 58,000 square meters will be built on two sites to implement the renovation program. We will improve the area," the Moscow Mayor added.

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Preobrazhenskoye

In the Preobrazhenskoye district in the east of the capital, a 1.33-hectare area has been included in the integrated development program. It is located between 2nd Bukhvostova Street and Atarbekova Street at 6/2 Poteshnaya Street.

The site's size will allow for the construction of approximately 29,000 square meters of real estate, including an ambulance substation with 20 parking spaces and housing for the renovation program. Approximately 330 new jobs will be created.

Rostokino

Another reorganized area of 0.56 hectares is located in the Rostokino district in the North-Eastern Administrative Okrug at the address: Kadomtseva proezd, building 1, near the Rostokinsky aqueduct, not far from the intersection of Bazhova and Malakhitovaya streets.

A modern residential complex with a sports center and underground parking with a total area of 22,110 square meters is planned for construction here to implement the renovation program.

As of November 25, 2025, 150 integrated development projects covering over 1,500 hectares have received Moscow Government approval and are under implementation. These projects are planned to encompass over 30.6 million square meters of real estate and create approximately 350,000 jobs.

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According to weather forecasters, sleet is expected in the capital on the evening of November 25. In some places, sleet may accumulate on power lines and trees, and roads may become icy. The severe weather is expected to continue until the evening of November 26.

Pedestrians must be attentive and careful on the streets. Drivers are asked to obey traffic rules, strictly adhere to speed limits and follow car distances, and avoid sudden maneuvers such as overtaking, lane changes, and passing.

Residents are asked to use public transport whenever possible, avoid billboards and unstable structures, avoid sheltering under trees, and not leave children unattended.

In case of emergency, please call 101 or 112 or the single hotline of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia for the city of Moscow: 7 495 637-31-01.

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On December 6 and 7Bolotnaya Square a charity festival will be held City of the CaringIt will become a meeting place for representatives of non-profit organizations (NPOs), volunteers, and city residents looking to spend their winter weekends productively. Visitors will be able to purchase products from NPOs and support charitable programs, participate in workshops and make New Year's souvenirs, and enjoy outdoor activities.

City loyalty program "A Million Prizes" To mark this occasion, the program has prepared a special collection of souvenirs for users who transferred more than 1,500 city points to support the program's partner charities between July 1 and November 23. They will be able to receive the souvenirs for zero points.

Among them are a set with Christmas balls and garland, a set with a Christmas tree ornament in the form of a horse, postcards, and a candle, as well as cotton toys with logos of the capital's electronic projects, which the NGO's beneficiaries made themselves.

Gifts are available to participants stock On the Million Prizes program website, in the special "City of Caring" category. When placing your order, please select the souvenir pickup date—December 6th or 7th. On the designated date, you can pick it up at the Million Prizes pavilion at the festival site. To do so, please show the QR code from the "Orders" section of your personal account to a staff member. The number of souvenirs is limited.

City loyalty program "A Million Prizes" Allows you to use points earned for active participation in Moscow Government electronic projects to obtain a variety of goods and services from partner organizations. Accumulated points provide access to promo codes for discounts at stores and cafes, as well as tickets to museums and parks.

Points can be used for charity and assistance to foundations, as well as to top up the Troika transport card or parking account. Program participants can choose how to use their points.special categories on the Million Prizes website, as well as support Moscow entrepreneurs, non-profit organizations, and public initiatives. The project is being implemented by the State Public Institution "New Management Technologies" in collaboration withMoscow Department of Information Technology.

The creation, development and operation of e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant services, as well as other services in electronic form, are consistent with the objectives of the national project "Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State" and the Moscow regional project "Digital Public Administration." More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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Rostokino Gallery invites you to the exhibition "Expo/Design/Education." Visitors will see works by students of the "Exhibition Design" project at the Institute of Design at the Alexei Kosygin State University of Russia.

The exhibition features the best academic projects by students from various years. Among them are works on the design and organization of the "Warmth of Hands" exhibition at the Rostokino Gallery. A separate section is dedicated to the project and creative work of the program's faculty and directors: Antonio Vilchez-Noguerola, Denis Denisov, Tatyana Semeshkina, Larisa Smirnova, and Alla Sologub.

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Fili Park invites you to a master class where participants will master natural makeup techniques. Guests will learn how to properly prep their skin, choose the right shades, and create a refined look with subtle accents and proper care. The program includes personalized recommendations and a review of the best products for creating a sophisticated look.

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The Zaryadye Concert Hall invites you to a gala concert featuring the finalists of the International Italian Opera Vocal Competition, Competizione dell'Opera. The Moscow State Symphony Orchestra will perform, conducted by Ivan Rudin.

The Competizione dell'Opera is one of the oldest and most prestigious competitions in Europe, held since 1996. It brings together young opera singers from all over the world. The competition's main goal is not only to identify emerging talents but also to open the door to their careers on the world stage.

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