In the century of total propagation of mobile gadgets, the issue of the widespread use of mobile phones in schools became a hot topic. Some time ago, electronic gadgets have been viewed in Russia as an asset that…
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You probably have heard about the VIP Coaching Program by Elena Petrova, although you may not have checked it yourself yet. Follow the link above for an excerpt from the audio and details on what…
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According to the Ministry of Family, Employment and Social Policies of Poland, the number of work applications for Ukrainian citizens dropped by nearly a quarter in the first half of 2018, as compared to the…
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A recent survey by Levada Center found out where Russians tend to get information and how much they trust various sources. The younger generation is increasingly getting news from the Internet, while older people prefer…
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Research about the effect of food on human health is constantly being updated, however, we can already name some foods that help to improve immunity and increase resistance to illnesses. Luckily, it’s not only expensive products…
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Schoolkids used to wear uniforms in the Soviet Union, which were the same all over the country, however, after Perestroika and dissolution of the USSR schools changed the policies. Now kids in Russia are able…
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Nearly 20,000 Ukrainian pensioners live abroad. The amount of pensions in many other countries is substantially higher compared to retirement benefits in Ukraine, where the minimum payout for retirees is only around USD 55 per…
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There are officially more single women in Kiev than men. Where can you meet them? Basically, anywhere! Pretty ladies are on the streets and in clubs, although, of course, most of them are attached or…
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The most popular destination for Ukrainians traveling by bus is the capital of Poland, Warsaw. Bus route Kiev to Warsaw tops the popularity rating The bus route Kiev to Warsaw is the most popular in…
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According to a recent survey, Russians love reading news, as well as professional publications and fiction. People who live in large cities tend to read more than residents of small towns. What Russians read in…
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