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A 24-year-old mother who mistakenly fed poisonous mushrooms to her daughter and her friend's daughter faces five years in jail after the girls died in an Ulyanovsk hospital. A 24-year-old mother who mistakenly fed poisonous mushrooms to her daughter and her friend's daughter faces five years in jail after the girls died in an Ulyanovsk hospital. The unidentified mother handpicked the wild mushrooms in...
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Pulp Nonfiction: Mother Faces Homicide Charges for Unknowingly Feeding Daughter Poisonous Mushrooms
14 May 2012
Airlines Race to Recruit Pilots Amid Shortage
11 May 2012
By Alec Luhn / The Moscow Times
... problem, as the number of students wanting to enroll already exceeds the number that flight schools can accept. To try to establish a steadier supply of pilots, the country's largest airline, Aeroflot, opened its own flight school in partnership with the Ulyanovsk Higher Civil Aviation School in March 2011, the company said on its website. Students first study for a year and a half at the Ulyanovsk school, then for half a year at Aeroflot's school on the outskirts of Moscow, where they learn to operate...
Tensions Rise as Opposition Leaders are Freed
25 May 2012
By Natalya Krainova and Jonathan Earle / The Moscow Times
... those gathered there. But storm clouds appeared to be gathering over the both men, with fresh official inquiries pending into both their activities that supporters say are politically motivated. On Friday, Udaltsov is scheduled to appear in court in Ulyanovsk, where a pro-Kremlin youth activist has accused him of assaulting her during a rally in April. He denies the charges. Navalny’s financing is facing a probe by the FSB and Federal Financial Monitoring Service after a United Russia Duma...
NATO Hopeful as Missile Shield Tension Builds
4 May 2012
By Nikolaus von Twickel / The Moscow Times
... said he will not attend the Chicago event, but Rasmussen has invited Moscow to send a representative to a meeting of countries contributing to the Afghanistan operations. NATO hopes to conduct much of the withdrawal through a Russian cargo airport in Ulyanovsk, but the plans are up in the air since the government has met an unexpected wave of resistance, including a short-lived hunger strike by Communist activists who criticize letting the Western alliance utilize a base in the country’s strategic...
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