Since the opening of non-food stores in Moscow, attendance at shopping centers has decreased by 43% compared with the same period last year.

From June 16, summer verandas of restaurants will open in Moscow.

The head of the Public Chamber of Moscow announced the cancellation of the isolation regime since June 9.

From June 3, beauty salons, sun booths and saunas will resume work in the Moscow Region.

There will be special seating in the halls to reduce the risk of coronavirus spreading.

From June 6, the city’s churches will open for parishioners in Moscow.

From June 1, Moscow starts the second stage of mitigation of the restrictive measures introduced in connection with the coronavirus epidemic.

Concrete blocks were removed from driveways to the popular beaches of Vladivostok.

The British architectural bureau David Chipperfield Architects will develop an architectural concept for the renovation of the Central Telegraph in Moscow.

At the second stage of lifting the restrictive measures introduced in the framework of the fight against the coronavirus epidemic, non-food stores and public services establishments will start operating in Moscow.