888 US dollars is about 25,000 hryvnia, which is considered a rather excellent wage in Ukraine. Only 6,6% of Ukrainian workers earn wages equal or higher than this amount. Less than 7% of Ukrainians earn…
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Many Elena’s Models couples met in 2020 and got together in person in various locations. Where can you meet if borders are closed? How to meet in person with the woman you like There are…
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Sleep is essential to stay healthy and live longer, another research confirmed. People who are morning risers and sleep at least 7-8 hours daily, don’t have problems with insomnia or snoring, and don’t feel sleepy…
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Lockdowns and isolation pushed people towards ordering online, and this year Ukrainians spent 5 times more money than prior to pandemics on clothes, Finance.ua reported. Online spending spree Buying clothes while sitting at home seems…
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Russians fell in love with Turkish real estate and keep buying more. Spain and Italy used to be popular destinations for purchases of holiday homes among well-off locals, but now Turkey is apparently where people…
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For a long time it’s been believed that eating earlier during the day assists weight loss, but a recent research showed that it may not be the case. Eating early isn’t the key To check…
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Ukrainian hryvnia isn’t the most stable of currencies, this is why travel agents routinely list prices of tours and tickets in USD. However, according to new laws it’s not allowed and operators must list prices…
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A chief accountant in Kislovodsk by Caucasus mountains may be earning only 15,000 rubles per month (USD 200) and consider her wages “average for the location”, but there are locations with much higher average earnings…
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You start chatting to a Russian woman, and things seem to go well, but suddenly she stops answering your messages. What happened? Did you say something wrong or couldn’t simply keep her interest? Tips how…
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According to a recent survey, 81% of Russians consider themselves happy. 4 out of 5 Russians are happy, research shows A recent poll by WCIOM.ru showed that the vast majority of Russian respondents view themselves…
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