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Trending Changes in Russia
Expecting new fathers to receive paid paternity leave. Here are tonight's 10 main news stories:
Fathers on the Way to Paid Paternity Leave 🤔Russia is about to allow dads some time off for a new reason - their baby! Since mothers already have unpaid leave up to five calendar days, the new bill will offer paid paternity leave [1]. It's about making sure dads can support their partners during the initial days, as women usually spend the first few days in the hospital [1].
Education Shift: Bye-Bye Ukranian Language 📚Did you know that Ukrainian isn't part of Russian education anymore? It's getting eliminated from all educational levels [2]. This means future generations will miss out on learning about the culture and language of Ukraine.
Dangerous Imported Contraceptives: A Warning 👩⚕️Beware of some risky female contraceptives coming from China. These contraceptives are banned in certain countries and haven't been registered in Russia [2]. It's essential to use only approved and safe products.
Possible Stipend Boost for Students 💰The government is considering increasing stipends for students up to the minimum living wage, but the exact amount varies by region [3]. Currently, the federal minimum living wage is around 17,700 rubles per month.
Bloggers Petition for Advertisement Relaxation 📣From September 1, ads on banned resources will be prohibited. However, influencers are requesting exemptions to keep their previously published content online [4].
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In the realm of policy-and-legislation, the recent trend in Russia includes the implementation of paid paternity leave, aiming to offer support for new fathers during their partners' initial hospital stay. Meanwhile, the general-news sphere has seen an elimination of Ukrainian language education within Russian educational institutions, potentially leading to a cultural and linguistic gap.
