Dmitry Pinsker In an effort to streamline the political space, the Kremlin is resuscitating the old unsuccessful project of building two system-forming parties In the Duma elections, the face of the Unity bloc was Vladimir Putin.

Anton Pryshvin (Photo: Kirill Vinogradov and Sergey Velichkin ) If last year was marked by a gasoline crisis, then this spring, it seems, we are facing an energy crisis. Last Friday, the head of RAO UES of Russia, Anatoly Chubais, announced that the company was introducing serious restrictions for electricity consumers. The fact is that on April 1, without warning of the outbreak of hostilities, Gazprom reduced gas supplies to power plants three times.

Mikhail Aizenberg (Photo: Alexander Chernykh ) I’m ashamed to admit, but I have the best memories of the subbotniks. Maybe because they took place only in the field. They take you by bus to a large field near Moscow and drop you off warm and sleepy. Season: late spring, early autumn. Slightly chilly but sunny. Tender air, smells of earth and foliage. With your boot you knock out a huge turnip from the soil (yep, it’s autumn after all), then throw it into large piles.

In the United States, the number of Internet users is no longer growing at an explosive pace. When almost every third person is connected to the Internet, rapid development is no longer possible. Therefore, the problem of spam (unsolicited mail), which is not yet very acute in Russia, has long acquired federal proportions in the States. On average, every tenth email received is spam. If a person receives several hundred letters a day, then “junk mail” literally begins to drive him crazy.