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This is Meduza's daily newsletter about the main events of the day. I would like to start Friday's issue with an absurdity. The authorities of St. Petersburg did not like the news about the rise in public transport fares during the lockdown. Governor Alexander Beglov called the authors "scum" and promised to contact the police . Everything would be fine, but the news was published by the satirical website of the Panorama news agency ...
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The Russian authorities appropriated the emotion of anger and use it as a management technology, says the editor of the "Ideas" column Maxim Trudolyubov. That is why many people who are generally dissatisfied with what is happening in the country do not want to experience the same feelings. Are they right that this emotion can do nothing but poison the inside? We are trying to find out - and, as always, we recommend books that you can read about it.
Today, the annual action "Return of Names" is held, dedicated to the memory of the victims of political repressions in the USSR. To this day, we have asked readers to submit stories about how the repression has affected your family. And received hundreds of letters. In this article, we have collected some of the readers' stories.
You can see how the “Return of Names” campaign is going on this year by following the link .
Starting October 31, Glasgow will be discussing for almost two weeks how the global economy will transition to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Only the achievement of this goal will make it possible to contain global warming at the current level. The problem is that the commitments already made around the world to reduce emissions are categorically insufficient. to make the transition happen It will take trillions of dollars, a lot of effort and sacrifice . Developed countries will actually have to pay for the participation of poor countries in the future common prosperity. And Russia may become one of the main victims of the fight against climate change.
In 2010, a federal law banned the names of the heads of Russian regions as presidents, and all the republics, except for Tatarstan, complied with this requirement until 2015. This week, the State Council of Tatarstan again refused to rename the president of the republic into a "head." For the local elite, this symbol is fundamentally important. But what exactly? And why is Kazan not afraid to go into conflict with the federal center in order to preserve this symbol? And what does the Kremlin want? To finally embed Tatarstan in the vertical of power? Isn't Kazan now loyal to Moscow? Political scientist Rostislav Turovsky explains.
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Important announcement: The What's Up podcast is taking a short break. The new episode will air on November 10th. Don't lose us!
The second season will be released on December 17, but for now you can watch the trailer . There is a grown-up Ciri, Dandelion, who made friends with mice in prison, many, many new and impressive monsters - and even a hut on chicken legs! And, of course, Geralt himself. In a word, I wanted to.
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