HIV epidemic has spread beyond risk groups in 27 Russian regions, with concerns about rising infection rates.

Various crime incidents are reported, including fraud, attempted murder, and vehicle theft across different cities.

There is an observed increase in autism diagnoses among adults, particularly women, in Russia.

New regulations will require Russian pet owners to register and microchip their animals.

Reports of increased stray dog attacks and a fatal accident involving a young passenger highlight public safety issues.

An IT specialist in Russia was sentenced for 'financing terrorism' based on cryptocurrency exchange data.

A proposal suggests restricting new drivers to cars with less than 150 horsepower and imposing fines for violations.

Calls are made to define and protect 'electoral sovereignty' against foreign interference.

Reports include charges against a news outlet editor for 'justifying terrorism' and potential charges against Pavel Durov.

A proposal suggests prohibiting novice drivers with less than three years of experience from driving cars exceeding 150 horsepower.

Russian authorities plan to require pet owners to register and microchip their animals at their own expense.

A new online service allows for the annulment of lost passports via Gosuslugi to prevent fraud.