The best way to ask a Ukrainian girl for her address is just before a holiday, because it’s a perfect occasion to send a gift. Certainly, she may not give you her home address, but…
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Belarus offered visa-free entry for citizens of 80 countries in 2017 and welcomed over 100,000 more visitors than during the previous year. Visa-free regime attracted more travellers to Belarus In February 2017 Belarus enacted visa-free…
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Sometimes clients contact us years after their meeting on Elenasmodels.com. Last week we received a message from the couple who met on EM over 11 years ago and are preparing to celebrate their 10-year wedding…
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In November 2017 Russian president Vladimir Putin announced a reform in demographic policy. The changes are scheduled to take effect in 2018. The government strives to provide better support to families. Here are 10 things…
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Apparently, only 45% of Ukrainians trust doctors and official medical services. The rest of them use alternative therapies, including 41% of people who don’t trust anyone and prefer to self-treat. Less than half of Ukrainians…
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If you are wondering which country of the former Soviet Union has the highest wages, there is a definite leader. The highest pay check is taken home by employees in Estonia ($1,313). The small Baltic…
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I keep hearing questions from people about Russian women that don’t make sense. For instance, yesterday a friend asked, “Why all Russian women want to leave?” The answer to this question is very simple—they don’t.…
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ECA International released the annual research on rental prices in the largest cities around the globe. It allows to compare how much one would have to pay for rooms with the same layout in different…
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First dates are testing. Both ladies and gentlemen are trying their best to look good, listen, tell nice things about themselves, smile, be polite and charming. But according to KP.by there are certain things that…
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In 2017 Ukrainian programmers earned 450-4700 dollars monthly, depending on the level of skill they could offer. The results come from the anonymous survey by DOU, in which 8,355 IT professionals told about their earnings…
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