Today's agenda is full of familiar topics. The economy is once again satisfied with the news about non-payment of wages: the debts have increased by 30%, and the Kuzbass miners are counting the millions they will not receive. However, some people are already used to the fact that the statistics are not fair, and some regions are even among the leaders in delays. In the meantime, a renovated medical college is opening in Cherpovets - apparently to treat those who worked too hard to the point of stress. Karelia saw an 8% increase in exports - at least something is growing, except for prices.
On the international stage, France has decided to share its nuclear umbrella with its neighbors, and analysts are already predicting strategic independence for Europe. However, some believe that Paris just wants to be the boss in the sandbox. The rockets are booming again on the Korean peninsula - Pyongyang doesn't let you get bored. The internal affairs are also in full swing: the security forces have been waiting for apartments for years, and in St. Petersburg they are going to ban couriers from riding electric bicycles on the sidewalks. Employers are asked to tell the whole truth about vacancies, and in the real estate market prices for new buildings and secondary housing are expected to converge.
Meanwhile, production of smart TVs was launched in Vladivostok - import substitution in action. A campus will be built in Lipetsk for 8 billion, although the money will not arrive until 2031. Judging by the comment of one famous oligarch, war is a business, and the second channel echoes it. The schools are not calm either: administrators and educational complexes are clearly hiding something. In general, every day is the same: somewhere they pay, somewhere they don't, somewhere they build, and somewhere they just promise. The main thing is not to forget to read the main sources.