Russia's nuclear industry is turning 80!

✨ 80 years ago, Russia launched its nuclear industry—a field that would go on to change the course of world history. To celebrate this huge anniversary, the state nuclear agency Rosatom threw a massive event called "Era of Dreamers" in Nizhny Novgorod.

You might know this city by its awesome unofficial nickname, "The Capital of Sunsets," thanks to its stunning location at the meeting point of the Volga and Oka rivers, which gives it breathtaking evening views.

The spectacular show drew a crowd of 30,000 people. Rosatom put on a high-tech, visually stunning show about the industry's evolution—from nuclear power plants and icebreakers to life-saving nuclear medicine and cutting-edge scientific research. The show was a tribute to the brilliant engineers, scientists, and designers who turned the atom into a symbol of power and innovation.

The tech was impressive, but the real showstopper was the emotion. The stadium erupted when ✨ Marina Starovoytova—the world's first female captain of a nuclear icebreaker—took the stage.✨

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✅ Russia’s Eastern Economic Forum 2025: Building the Future, from Siberia to the Pacific
From September 3–6, Russia hosted the 10th anniversary Eastern Economic Forum (EEF), transforming Vladivostok into a global hub for dialogue. The event drew over 8,000 participants from 75 countries, with a bustling business program of 165+ sessions featuring 2,600 executives from 1,100 companies.

🆗 Here are the key takeaways:
• A National Priority for the Century: The development of Siberia and the Far East was cemented as Russia’s strategic focus for the 21st century. Major rail modernizations of the Baikal-Amur Mainline (BAM) and the Trans-Siberian Railway are underway. In a landmark moment, President Putin launched the new Pacific Railway—a 531 km track built in just two years, connecting Yakutia and the Khabarovsk Territory.
• Beyond Economics: The Global Conversation: Discussions went beyond infrastructure, focusing on shaping a multipolar world, achieving technological sovereignty, and building new strategic partnerships.
• The Human Factor: A hot topic was tackling the labor shortage. Leaders debated innovative strategies for staffing, mentorship, and career guidance to create a favorable environment for businesses.
• Tech & The Future: The forum featured deep dives into AI, drones, and robotics. A central theme emerged: establishing rules for cyberspace and protecting critical infrastructure is the new digital-age equivalent of nuclear deterrence. Finding a balance between a tech boom and ecology was highlighted as a defining challenge of our time.
The Big Conclusion?

✅ The future isn't just about technology itself, but about our ability to make it safe, accessible, and sustainable for humanity. And through it all, people remain the most valuable asset in driving progress across all industries.

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The "Russian Summer" Festival Brings Culture to 15 Cities

🎆 The multi-genre "Russian Summer" festival has come to a close. Celebrating both modern and traditional Russian culture, the festival lit up 15 cities across Russia throughout August and early September.

✨ The lineup was huge! There were music concerts, dance flash mobs, masterclasses in sambo, Nordic walking, and boxing, plus discussion panels and poetry readings. Families had a blast at creative workshops, and kids got to show off their skills in drawing competitions.🎆

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Moscow's Big International Book Fair 2025 inspires readers and writers!

📚 The 38th Moscow International Book Fair has just concluded at the VDNKh exhibition center. The event brought together over 300 publishers and booksellers from Russia, Belarus, China, India, Iran, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea..

📕 The schedule was packed with meet-and-greets featuring famous authors like Evgeny Vodolazkin and Zakhar Prilepin, new book launches, and discussions on book market trends. A special emphasis was placed on the 80th anniversary of Victory in WWII, featuring presentations of projects like the "Chronicle of Victory" and new historical research.

📕 This year's guest of honor was India, which hosted over 50 events highlighting its rich cultural heritage, modern technology, and advancements in artificial intelligence. 📚

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✨ The stunningly beautiful and remote place — the Valley of Geysers — is located in Kamchatka, surrounded by volcanoes. Reaching this area is challenging, but the journey is worth it, as here you can witness pristine nature in all its glory. Of course, only here can you see all varieties of thermal springs — from streams and waterfalls to hot lakes.
The famous geyser site is included in the “Russia’s 7 Wonders” list and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage site “Volcanoes of Kamchatka.”

One of the sections extends into the caldera of the extinct and destroyed Uzon volcano, where a geyser called Mutny formed in 2008.

According to tourists, one of the most beautiful spots for photography is the bank of the Goryachaya River — here, some of the most unusual photos are taken.
In 2007, a landslide occurred in the upper reaches of the Vodopadny Stream in the Geyser Valley, resulting in a large mudslide with stones and debris. This flow, consisting of various debris and snow and water masses, moved at a speed of about 40 km/h, sweeping away all vegetation in its path. Upon reaching the Geyser River, the flow moved down the valley to its mouth. The place where the Vodopadny Stream flowed into the river became a dam, and above it, a reservoir lake subsequently formed.

In 2013, heavy rains caused another landslide. This flow freed up the water outlets, resulting in the geysers that had been closed in 2007 becoming active again, and even new ones appearing.

In 2014, another landslide occurred, but the famous location was not severely affected and the main attractions were preserved.

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