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A new Biocluster site is opening: Pavilion No. 28, "Beekeeping"

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With the support of the capital Department of Culture Pavilion No. 28 "Beekeeping" became part of the only one in the country Biocluster, which opened in Moscow this summer. It will house Russia's first public entomology laboratory and the "Buzzing World" exhibit.

"The Beekeeping Pavilion will host Russia's first public entomology laboratory for studying insects under a microscope and conducting scientific and educational programs. The site is equipped with modern optical instruments capable of projecting images onto a large screen. The laboratory will offer classes adapted for different age groups, from preschoolers to adults," said the Moscow Government Minister and Head of the Moscow Department of Culture.

Alexey Fursin.

Renovated Pavilion No. 28 "Beekeeping"

Pavilion No. 28, "Beekeeping," was built in 1953 to showcase the achievements of the bread industry and host temporary exhibitions. In the 1970s, a beekeeping exhibit opened there. In 2024, the pavilion was handed over to K.A. Timiryazev State Biological Museum, an exhibition called "Around the Bee" appeared there, which told about their place among other groups of insects.

The pavilion has undergone renovations. It now features over 40 exhibition displays and 30 multimedia screens, new models, six audio zones, and five interactive gaming and educational spaces.

Additionally, the building's engineering systems, metal structures, and multimedia infrastructure were updated, and necessary work was carried out to maintain a regulated microclimate. For many years, the pavilion was painted yellow. Now, its historical appearance has been restored: the facades have been painted the color of river mother-of-pearl, as they were in the early years of its existence.

Public Entomological Laboratory

The laboratory and exhibition will operate in various formats. These include group visits on weekdays for school and tourist groups, themed programs and activities on weekends, and special events on holidays and commemorate special occasions. Educational programs are adapted to the school curriculum for environmental studies and biology, and materials have been prepared for older groups of kindergarteners.

Guests will also enjoy tours, master classes, and hands-on activities. For example, in the "Bees and Humans" lesson, participants will study bee products, from honey to wax. And in the "Colorful World" lesson, visitors will learn about the origins of common biological pigments and conduct a chemical experiment.

The interactive exhibition "Buzzing World" introduces visitors to the lives of insects, including the most numerous group of living creatures on the planet—bees. In addition to the collection's exhibits, the exhibition features holographic solutions, enlarged insect models, and augmented and virtual reality technologies. At the exhibition, visitors can learn about the inner workings of a beehive, learn to identify insects by their distinctive buzzing sound, and create their own insect using a media screen.

The "Buzzing World" exhibition will open to the public on December 18. Admission to the site is free on this day as part of Moscow Museum Week. Tickets for other dates can be purchased through Mosbilet.

On December 20 at 14:00 and 15:00 there will be museum tour, dedicated to the diversity of insects, their structure, and lifestyle. Guests will learn about the uniqueness of bees, their role in nature and human life. The event will feature elements of a live exhibition, including a real beehive and stingless bees, unique to Moscow museums. The tour is available with an entrance ticket and a tour ticket.

On December 21 at 2:00 PM and 3:00 PM there will be a tour The World of the Bee, where Biocluster researchers will explain the differences between bees and wasps, how honey is produced, and the relationship between insects and paper production. Admission is with a museum ticket and a ticket to the event.

The Biocluster is the first and only complex in the country that unites all the main areas of modern biology under a single umbrella. The project now includes three exhibition pavilions, organized by the K.A. Timiryazev Biological Museum with the support of Moscow Department of Culture, – No. 31 "Geology" with the exhibition "12 Signs of Living Things", pavilion No. 28 "Beekeeping" with the exhibition "Buzzing World" and No. 29 "Floriculture and Landscaping" with the exhibition "Morphogenesis. Third Nature".

The K.A. Timiryazev State Biological Museum was founded in 1922 by Boris Zavadovsky, an academician and leading expert in physiology, endocrinology, and biology. Its main exhibition is housed in the former estate of Pyotr Shchukin on Malaya Gruzinskaya Street (building 15), and its collection comprises over 110,000 exhibits. Among them are unique anthropological reconstructions, zoological collections by renowned Russian naturalists, wet mounts demonstrating anomalies of embryological development, and much more.

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December 17, 2025 NTV in a new version: the main changes over the past decade

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"These days, people's worlds are lived in smartphones, and television has become part of a vast media landscape comprised of digital broadcasts, social media, and online cinemas. Speaking specifically about NTV, the channel's image has changed. Among its audience, especially younger ones, the following message is being conveyed: when you say 'NTV,' instead of 'Scandals, intrigues, investigations,' you hear: 'So, you know who's behind the mask?'"

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New Year's joy and Christmas light: Moscow will congratulate the SVO soldiers and their families on the winter holidays.

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Participants in the Special Military Operation (SMO) courageously defend the interests of our country and selflessly protect it. Every vacation for service members, especially if it falls during the winter holidays, brings great joy. They strive to spend this time in their native places, surrounded by loved ones, and to experience the warmth of their hearts in a short period of time. Those who celebrate 2026 on the front lines will be waiting for good news and gifts from home, and veterans who have completed their service are happy to know they are appreciated, respected, and supported. For those who defended them and their families, whether they were able to reunite for the holidays or not, it is important to feel that they are not alone and that even on the coldest winter night, there is room for the lights of New Year's garlands and the glow of the Christmas star.

In December and January, Moscow is planning numerous events, gift presentations, charity events, and special programs for military personnel and their families. The capital's focus is on the wives, children, and parents of service members, the families of fallen soldiers, veterans, as well as those serving in combat zones or on leave.

Gifts, Christmas trees and concerts

In anticipation of the holidays, children will receive invitations to Christmas trees and sweet treats, while adults will receive New Year's treats. For the youngest members of military families—children aged three to 13—we have prepared sweet gifts and tickets to the Mayor's Christmas tree at Gostiny Dvor. The performances will run from December 28 to January 11.

An unusual team of over 100 Santa Clauses, chosen from among the employees, is responsible for delivering sweet gifts. Department of Labor and Social Protection of the Population Moscow. Each of them underwent "magical" training to put on a mini-performance for children.

New Year's holiday packages are already being delivered to the wives and parents of special military operation participants serving in combat zones, as well as veterans who have completed their service. A New Year's contact center representative will contact each family in advance to arrange a convenient delivery time. Gifts can also be picked up in person at the Unified Support Center for Special Military Operation Participants and Their Families (8 Beregovoy Proezd, Bldg. 2) daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM until December 30, and from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM from January 2 to 9. For additional information, please call the New Year's contact center at 7 499 530-58-30 daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM.

In anticipation of the New Year, the Unified Support Center has organized a special program for SVO participants and their families. Throughout December, guests can attend performances, participate in creative workshops, prepare gifts for loved ones, plan a New Year's menu, and more. On December 17, there will be a New Year's concert by students of the Diana Gurtskaya Center for Social Integration, along with a vocal master class led by People's Artist of Russia Diana Gurtskaya. The marathon will culminate on December 20 with an interactive family tour of the center's various venues. The program includes a New Year's performance, a dance flash mob, a music quiz, and much more.

Free tours, performances, and skating rinks

The V.V. Mayakovsky State Museum invites SVO members and their families to tour the memorial apartments: on Studenetsky Lane (call 7 495 605-19-29 to register) and on Bolshaya Presnya (call 7 499 255-01-86 to register). A lecture by the curators of the exhibition "Victory Park: Images of Memory in Contemporary Russian Art" is scheduled for January 13 at the Museum of Contemporary Art on Petrovka. Guests will also learn about the ancient burial mound of Saur-Mogila, located in the Donetsk People's Republic. The memorial complex was restored by Russian forces in 2022. Registration for the lecture can be done through Mosbilet.

The Zurab Tsereteli Museum and Studio will be offering special tours and interactive programs from December 16th to 30th. Registration is available by calling: 7 495 650-73-58. The Alexander Shilov Gallery invites you to free themed tours, "They Fought for Their Country!", dedicated to the defenders of the Fatherland as depicted by Hero of Labor of the Russian Federation, People's Artist of the USSR, and Academician of the Russian Academy of Arts Alexander Shilov. To attend these events, please register in advance by calling the institution at 7 495 697-73-10. Soldiers of the Special Military District and their families can visit the A.S. Pushkin State Museum and the Alexander Shilov Gallery free of charge. Tickets are available at the box office.

From December 22, 2025, to January 11, 2026, more than 800 children and adults from the families of SVO soldiers will attend 42 performances at Moscow theaters free of charge. Libraries and cultural centers will host more than 100 free events for children, including those from the families of SVO soldiers, as part of the New Year's celebrations.

In addition, all events within the framework of the project will be held at the Moskino cinema park Winter in Moscow will be free for the country's defenders and their families. The program includes vibrant cinema weekends with master classes and film screenings, and a New Year's performance for children on the stage. Gonzaga Theatre, participation in a large-scale New Year's celebration, as well as all thematic events within the framework New Year's holidaysYou can get free tickets through the service Mosbilet.

In addition, free tickets are provided for visiting the new skating rink in the Olympic complex. LuzhnikiThese can be obtained by presenting documents at the skating rink's ticket office. Also, throughout the winter season, SVO participants and their families will be able to participate in winter sports free of charge at the Vorobyovy Gory ski resort by pre-registration, as well as receive a discount on sports equipment rental.

Project Made in Moscow The "Gift Factory" art pavilion on Bolotnaya Square will host a series of free events. Over 200 children of military personnel will attend an immersive performance dedicated to the Russian folk tale "The Twelve Months." The "Made in Moscow" New Year's celebrations will run from December 23rd to January 10th in the morning. Children will enjoy interactive activities, contests, and creative workshops. Each child will have the opportunity to make a wish and send a letter to Santa Claus, as well as receive a gift from local brands. Throughout the winter, Bolotnaya Square will host free events, creative workshops, and ice skating for families of the Air Defense Forces (with a valid ID, free skates and access to the ice rink without registration or waiting in line).

As part of the project "Moscow is helping" Moscow entrepreneurs participating in the "Made in Moscow" project will collect humanitarian aid for military personnel and residents of the new regions, including New Year's gifts and consumer goods. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to a charitable foundation to support the needs of the Air Defense Forces and the families of service members.

Numerous events aimed at supporting special military operation participants, their families, demobilized soldiers, residents of the country's new territories, and people in difficult life situations are already taking place in the capital as part of the city festival "Journey to Christmas" and the "Winter in Moscow" project. These initiatives combine a festive atmosphere, sports, art, and charity, helping to create a New Year's miracle and strengthen the spirit of unity. All events are free and open by invitation. Learn more about them inmaterial.

Charity events

Everyone can share their concern and support the country's defenders and their loved ones. To this end, the city is hosting a variety of charity events, from the festive "Hanging Mandarin" tocapital fairs to initiatives that can help solve larger problems.

For example, at the Winter in Moscow sites, New Year's gifts are collected for SVO participants, children from new regions, and shelter animals. Gift Factory pavilions have been opened for this purpose. For example, they are located atRed Square, Tverskaya Square, and Novy Arbat. More than 30 of these will be open throughout the city until February 28. collection pointsAt the Gift Factory pavilions, anyone can donate men's gift sets, personal hygiene products, insoles, socks, mittens, gloves, and thermal underwear. Children living in new regions will find New Year's sweets, construction sets, and school supplies useful, as well as craft kits and Christmas tree decorations.

As part of the "Feed a Friend" campaign, donations of pet supplies are also being offered for evacuated animals living in shelters in the Belgorod and Kursk regions. Reflective bracelets, stickers, and other items that enhance visibility at night are also being accepted for residents of border regions. The "Light of Kindness" campaign will run until February 28, 2026.

There is also a chance to fulfill the wishes of children of SVO participants in the campaign "Kind Christmas Tree", transfer to the district volunteer centers "Good Place" and the pavilions "Gift Factory" of the project Moscow is helping gifts for military personnel in hospitals as part of the campaign "The Course of Good" or humanitarian aid for residents of new and border regions to one of the 15 goods collection headquarters, write to the heroes video greetings Happy New Year and Merry Christmas.

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Countering fraud and preventing fires: A security conference was held at the Polytechnic University.

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The Polytechnic University held a conference, "Ensuring Security in an Educational Institution," for the heads of institutes, higher schools, and departments. Maxim Pasholikov, Vice Rector for Information, Youth Policy, and Security, chaired the conference.

Also participating in the event were: Deputy Prosecutor of the Kalininsky District Lidiya Bortnikova, employee of the Investigative Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Kalininsky District Daniil Sigunov, Senior Assistant to the Prosecutor of the Kalininsky District Kira Torbeeva, First Category Specialist of the Department for Legality, Law and Order, and Security of the Administration of the Kalininsky District of St. Petersburg Elena Pridanova, and educational psychologist of the Center for Psychological, Pedagogical, Medical, and Social Assistance of the Kalininsky District Natalia Neryadikhina.

Experts discussed common telephone fraud schemes and attacker tactics, and provided recommendations for preventing and combating extremist activity in the telecommunications sector.

Natalia Davydova, Director of the Audit, Financial Control, and Economic Security Service at SPbPU, presented a report on the university's efforts to combat corruption.

Artem Zimin, Head of the Information Security Systems Administration Department, provided examples of phishing attacks and explained how to protect against them.

Anastasia Filippova, Head of the Fire Prevention Department, discussed fire safety regulations in the university's buildings and dormitories in detail, and provided examples of typical fire safety violations.

A separate issue at the conference was the transition to electronic applications for passes, admission of people and vehicles, and the entry and exit of material assets. Lyudmila Sorokina, Head of the Pass Bureau, outlined the new document processing procedure in detail.

Summing up, Vice Rector for Information, Youth Policy, and Security Maxim Pasholikov noted: "The main goal of the event is to prevent illegal activities, minimize the risk of criminals committing crimes using telecommunications networks, and ensure compliance with access control regulations. We ask the heads of institutes, higher schools, and structural divisions to disseminate this information to staff and students."

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162 million tons of cargo were transported through the sea corridor opened by Ukraine, according to the Deputy Prime Minister.

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Kyiv, December 17 (Xinhua) — Over 162 million tons of cargo, including over 98 million tons of grain, have been transported through the alternative corridor opened by Ukraine in the Black Sea in August 2023. This was reported on Tuesday by the Interfax-Ukraine news agency, citing Oleksiy Kuleba, Deputy Prime Minister for Reconstruction and Minister of Communities and Territories Development of Ukraine.

According to him, in just over two years, nearly 7,000 vessels have used the sea corridor. Thanks to this alternative route, Ukrainian agricultural products have been delivered to 55 countries.

A. Kuleba stated that Ukraine continues to contribute to global food security. –0–

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The "stability" and "progress" of the Chinese economy inspire confidence in the world

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Recently, foreign financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley have expressed optimism about the growth prospects of the Chinese economy.

Globally, China remains a stable and reliable driver of global economic growth. In the first three quarters of this year, China's GDP grew 5.2% year-on-year, and its full-year economic output is expected to reach approximately 140 trillion yuan, cementing its status as the world's second-largest economy.

Fajar Hilawan, a senior research fellow at the Indonesian Institute of Business and Economics, believes that the resilience of the Chinese economy is reflected in stable growth and a healthy economic structure. With increased policy support and continued progress toward building a unified national market, China's sustainable and stable economic growth is gaining momentum.

At present, productive forces of new quality are becoming an important support for promoting high-quality development.

China has achieved significant results in key areas such as digital technologies, artificial intelligence, and green industries. A thriving innovation ecosystem facilitates the emergence and transformation of a growing number of new scientific and technological advances, making China one of the fastest-growing innovation economies in recent years.

The proposals for the 15th Five-Year Plan offer a promising development plan for key areas such as high-tech devices, advanced materials, biomanufacturing, and others. "Innovation power" will become the key force for transforming the development model, optimizing the economic structure, and changing the growth engines of the Chinese economy.

Spanish economist Pedro Barragán believes that the Chinese economy is entering a mature stage and is striving to transition to a human-centered, balanced, innovative, and green growth model.

China has consistently adhered to openness and mutually beneficial cooperation, steadily expanding institutional openness, and promoting the development of other countries through its own high-quality progress.

The new development model being formed by China is not a closed internal single-loop system, but an open, mutually facilitating internal and international dual circulation.

The 22 pilot free trade zones are actively operating in line with high-level international economic and trade standards, the "negative list" for foreign capital entry continues to be shortened, and the number of free trade agreements and trading partners is constantly increasing, clearly demonstrating China's firm determination to actively expand its proactive opening-up.

Foreign companies such as Dow and AstraZeneca are expanding their presence in China through trade, investment, factory building, and joint research and development, demonstrating the powerful magnetic force of the Chinese market and institutional environment.

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The man who opened fire on a Sydney beach has been charged with 59 counts.

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Sydney, December 17 (Xinhua) — One of the men who carried out a shooting on Bondi Beach in Sydney on Sunday has been charged with 59 counts, Australian police announced on Wednesday.

On Wednesday afternoon, police in the Australian state of New South Wales charged 24-year-old Navid Akram with 59 counts of murder and committing a terrorist attack during a beach event celebrating the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah.

N. Akram remained in hospital under police guard on Wednesday after emerging from a coma on Tuesday.

The second suspected shooter, N. Akram's 50-year-old father Sajid Akram, was shot dead by police at the scene of the attack on Sunday evening.

The attack killed 16 people, including S. Akram. Forty-one people, including four children, were taken to hospital after the attack. –0–

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December 17, 2025 New Year's miracles: anyone can become a good wizard

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TV-3, in partnership with the Children's Hearts Foundation, launched a charity marathon to support children with heart defects.

Saveliy from St. Petersburg needs help. He is one and a half years old. He has already undergone several surgeries, but they have only partially helped. Severe shortness of breath is a constant reminder of his illness and prevents him from living a full life. Despite his complex condition, Saveliy is developing at the same pace as his peers. He is already talking. The final stage of correction of his heart defect is now needed. The surgery is 3 million rubles short.

You can donate on the foundation's website. All donations are transferred to a special account.

The "New Year's Miracles" charity marathon has been running on TV-3 for 10 years now. During this time, the project has raised nearly 80 million rubles and helped 55 children. Thanks to timely, high-tech medical care, young patients with congenital heart defects are gradually returning to normal life—attending regular school, playing sports, participating in competitions, and enrolling in specialized educational institutions.

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Around 1,300 skating rinks will be operating in Moscow this winter.

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About 1,300 skating rinks will be operating in the capital during the winter season, according to the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing, Utilities, and Urban Development. Petr Biryukov.

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urban economy complex "Work is underway to develop winter infrastructure facilities. In total, approximately 1,300 skating rinks will be operating in Moscow this season, including more than 200 outdoor skating rinks with artificial ice and over 1,000 with natural surfaces," noted Pyotr Biryukov.

Artificial ice rinks are already operating in all administrative districts. The largest rinks opened on December 1st – inGorky Park, in the park Sokolniki, on the Tsarskaya Embankment of the Museum-Reserve Kolomenskoye.

Thanks to artificial ice-making technology, skating rinks can operate even in above-zero temperatures. When constructing ice rinks, specialists lay a waterproofing coating and durable ice mats on the leveled base, through which pipes carrying liquid coolant are run. After this, refrigeration units are connected and ice is frozen to a thickness of 10–15 centimeters. Finally, ice resurfacing machines level and polish the surface.

All rinks have the necessary infrastructure: rental points, heating, first aid, security, changing rooms, food outlets, and lighting.

If the air temperature remains below freezing, ice will also be poured onto skating rinks with natural surfaces.

"Winter in Moscow" is the main event of the season. The project aims to strengthen social and family ties, create an atmosphere of unity and mutual support, and provide assistance to those currently defending the Motherland. Through a variety of programs, including cultural, educational, and sporting events, it brings together Muscovites and visitors of all ages and interests, creating an environment for creative development, active recreation, and warm fellowship. Particular attention is paid to supporting participants and veterans of the special military operation and their families, as well as all those providing assistance to the front.

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The largest oil field in the Samara region, Mukhanovsky, turned 80 years old.

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Samaraneftegaz (part of Rosneft's oil and gas production complex) is celebrating 80 years since the start of development at the Mukhanovskoye field, the largest in the Samara region by reserves. Cumulative oil production at the field is approaching 200 million tons. At the current production rate, the reserves here will last for at least another 50 years.

Geological exploration near the village of Mukhanovo, located 90 kilometers from Samara, was conducted during the final years of World War II. With limited equipment and specialists available, several shallow wells were sunk to search for hydrocarbon deposits, which yielded a significant gas flow.

In November 1945, Kungur oil was extracted from exploration well No. 1 at a depth of 420 meters, with a daily flow rate of 35 tons. It turned out to be the lightest and highest-quality oil known in the Volga region at the time. In terms of gasoline yield, Kungur oil surpassed not only the deep-seated Devonian oil but also the oil from the Carboniferous Formation, the dominant formation at the time.

Intensive geological exploration at the Mukhanovskaya site led to another success: in 1952, a gushing flow of light oil was obtained from Lower Carboniferous deposits at a rate of 300 tons per day. Three years later, the oil potential of the Devonian deposits was proven, and industrial development began. The discovery of Devonian oil deposits became a crucial milestone in the development of the region's oil industry and played a significant role in the country's post-war economic recovery.

The secret to the Mukhanovskoye field's longevity lies in the accurate calculation of production rates and management, the professionalism of its employees, and the use of new technologies. Its 175 wells account for approximately 5% of the company's total production.

Geological studies of the productive strata are still ongoing. Since 2020, 10 new deposits have been discovered here.

Wells undergo regular geological and technical interventions aimed at increasing hydrocarbon production. Three horizontal wells drilled have significantly increased oil recovery due to greater reservoir coverage and the ability to develop low-yield and thin formations.

The field continues to test new technologies, such as polymer composition testing during repair and insulation work, modern methods of treating the bottomhole formation zone to clean the bottomhole, and others.

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Samaraneftegaz operates in the Samara and Orenburg regions. The company's cumulative production since the start of field development in 1936 exceeds 1.3 billion tons of oil.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft December 17, 2025

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