Let’s take a short excursion into the history of the country, which still defines today’s Russia and Ukraine — the Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics. One of the most controversial countries in the modern…
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It may be the end of the era of cheap hostels in Russia, with Duma passing a law prohibiting such mini-hotels in residential buildings, where many of them are currently located in popular cities like…
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42% of Ukrainians borrow money from friends, rather than banks, a recent online survey revealed. Loans in Ukraine Apparently, nearly half of Ukrainians never borrowed money from a bank or another financial institution. In a recent…
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The All Russian Public Opinion Research Centre released results of a survey showing that 55% of Russians don’t believe it’s possible to achieve equal rights for men and women. Only 38% of respondents in Russia,…
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Ukraine is located in Europe, so from March to May it is spring and it is absolutely the best time to start dating online and talking to pretty ladies, with the view to meet and…
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The system of education in Ukraine is in decline. Such conclusion could be made from the statistics on Ukrainian universities and colleges, released by Ukrstat on 19 March 2019. Education in Ukraine The Soviet Union…
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We have discussed this issue of women starting communication and then disappearing many times since 2014, but not all men can find past posts about this topic. Let’s address it again. Why women start writing…
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According to statistics, population of Russia dropped by 93.5 thousand people in 2018. Since 2008, there had been no year when the population of Russia declined. In 2008, the drop was only 10 thousand people,…
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There is one TV and two mobile phones per Ukrainian household, according to the recent data by Ukrstat. What else will you find in an average home in Ukraine? More freezers than TVs Residents of…
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Russia and Ukraine used to be siblings, but now they aren’t even friends anymore. After the takeover of Crimea in 2014, the Russian economy shrunk by nearly 10%, Natasha Doff reported for Bloomberg. Russians are…
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