The education system has become one of the main targets of the efforts of the Russian authorities to indoctrinate the population and transform the country into a new ideological project.

The education system has become one of the main targets of the Russian authorities’ efforts to indoctrinate the population and transform the country into a new ideological project. This focus reflects not entirely unfounded concerns: young people are the most resistant to the conservative and isolationist concept of Russia as a ‘besieged fortress of traditional values’.

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After the war began, two main discourses formed in Russian public communication, polarised by their attitude toward the war: pro-war and anti-war. The first was represented mainly by official, predominantly televised propaganda, while the second was represented by the fairly broad anti-war opposition at the time. However, as the war has dragged on and the Russian authorities increased their repressive pressure, each of these two discourses has split into two variations.

After the outbreak of the war, two main discourses formed in Russian public communication, polarized on the basis of the attitude to it: wire and anti -war. The first was represented by the official, mostly television propaganda, the second - a fairly wide anti -war opposition at that time. However, as the war turned into a protracted one, and the Russian authorities increased repressive pressure, each of these two discourse split into two variations.

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Veliky Novgorod, Kremlin Photo: Yana Krasnopevtseva / Wikimedia.org The Zemsky Congress, the first Zemsky congress in the 21st century, will take place in Veliky Novgorod this weekend. Independent municipal deputies from almost half of the regions of Russia will come to the congress. The congress has many goals. Primarily political. We want to offer an alternative way to the development of our country. What does it mean. First: Decentralization.

Why do municipal deputies of Russia hold a congress in Veliky Novgorod Photo: RIA Novosti For today's Russian society, which has painfully looking for its identity for several decades, it is extremely important to find a support in the past, which could at the same time become a bridge to the image of the future. And this is not necessarily the image of a strong empire, territorial expansion and military victories that the current elites impose on us: partly sincerely, partly pragmatic.

MP Julia Galyamin looked at the performance of Chekhova and found a healing recipe for the whole country The performance "Ivanov": Ivanov-Oleg Dulenin, Shurochka-Daria Dementieva-Zapletny. Photo: Sergey Militsky A familiar psychiatrist told me that for many years, one of the most beloved popular science genres in psychiatry is a diagnosis of literary heroes.

Participants in the meeting of the “No” movement on Pushkinskaya Square on the day of the all-Russian vote on amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation. Photo: Valery Sharifulin/TASS For a country where almost all political and civil institutions have been destroyed or hollowed out, there are only two outcomes: the loss of statehood or the creation of new supports for its preservation, the creation of new institutions. And fortunately for Russia, they arise here and there.

How "zeroing" split Russian society Recently, the Levada Center published the results of several surveys. This is the first more or less accurate sociological data after Vladimir Putin explained to the Russians the whole plan with the so-called “amendment to the Constitution”, which in fact was a set of rather chaotic and unrelated provisions that, contrary to the law, are proposed to be accepted as a single and indivisible "package".

The Constitution enshrined the principle of "the boss knows better" This article was in the works a couple of days after the announcement of the message to the Federal Assembly. However, it quickly demanded adjustments - events are developing so rapidly, amendments to the Constitution are adopted in such a hurry that you willy-nilly think that the Kremlin is in a state of panic attack.

Julia Galyamina , Svetlana Shmeleva A rally in the village of Petersburg Telegram channel "Help for the detained St. Petersburg" In the cities of Russia, marches of maternal anger were held, reports Radio "Freedom". The reason for the action was criminal cases against Anastasia Shevchenko in Rostov and against Liya Milushkina in Pskov. The most numerous was the inconsistent march in Moscow, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, about 400 people took part in it.

How to resolve a civil conflict with Nochlezhka The opposition and civil society are accustomed to discussing reality in black and white terms. We are, they are. We are on the side of good, they are on the side of evil. And when events occur that clash the system of values ​​within civil society itself, the intensity of passions refers to the works of Shakespeare.

What to do if you do not plan to emigrate In social networks, where those few percentages of citizens who consciously did not vote for Vladimir Putin live, Yaroslavna is crying. Someone complains about the people, someone complains about the regime, someone complains about their colleagues in the opposition. The most honest talk about their own responsibility. At the same time, it is obvious that the responsibility, perhaps in different proportions, lies with everyone.