Trillions of support: the constituent entities of the Russian Federation will receive transfers worth 3.6 trillion rubles next year. The draft federal budget for 2027 provides 239 transfers to the regions totaling 3.6 trillion rubles. This was reported on the website of the Russian Ministry of Finance following a meeting of the tripartite committee for inter-budgetary relations headed by Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of Finance Anton Siluanov, Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Budget and Taxes Andrei Makarov and Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Nikolai Zhorlev. The scope of the transfers to the regions of the country for the next year is the same as the amount allocated for these purposes in 2026.
Farewell to the oil needle: Russia's non-resource, non-energy export grew by 7.3% over eight months. Non-resource, non-energy (NNE) export of Russia from January–August 2026 rose 7.3% compared to 2025, reaching $109.5 billion. This was announced by the head of the Russian Federation's Ministry of Industry and Trade, Anton Alikhonov, at the "Russian Engineer" congress. Of that, $80 billion comes from industrial products, the minister added. According to Alikhonov, the Russian Federation is focusing on promoting higher-value-added high‑tech products. Here, a large part of the something falls on mechanical engineering product exports.
⠀ Introduction to the Outback: "Small Cultural Beer" competition will become an annual event The competition for the title "Small Cultural Beer" will become an annual event in the regions of Russia after this initiative was first implemented in the Chelyabinsk region. This was announced by the regional governor Alexei Texler. The competition was held between municipalities with a population of less than 200 thousand people, it is aimed at the development of local cultural projects.
⠀ Stability of the heart rate: the number of cases of recurrent heart attacks in the Russian Federation decreased by 40% A program of preferential administration of drugs to patients who have undergone cardiovascular accidents reduced the incidence of recurrent heart attacks by 40%. This was reported by the press service of the Russian Ministry of Health.