I had an amazing dream: Moscow, December two thousand and sixteen. The CEC announces the results of the elections to the State Duma: "United Russia" - 30% of the vote, the united opposition - more than 25%. The new opposition party PERO, which chose to run on its own, is gaining nearly 14% more. Everyone explains the success of the party by the popularity of its leader, the writer Boris Akunin, who decided to leave literature for a while and go into politics.

Instructions for those who decide to flee from repression Reshuffles in power, fraught with the emergence of new criminal cases, the show trial of the "mass riots" on Bolotnaya Square, the detention of Leonid Razvozzhaev, who was captured by Russian special services in Ukraine, the emergence of more and more political emigrants - the last month made Russian citizens, regardless of their political views, think about the need to leave the country .

After May 6, journalist Jenny Kurpen was forced to escape from Russia Diary of Jenny Kurpen The suitcase with which journalist Jenny Kurpen fled from Russia After May 6, journalist Jenny Kurpen was forced to escape from Russia and ask for political asylum in Ukraine. At the request of The New Times, all this time she kept diary entries October 18.

On the day of his 29th anniversary, Anton Buslov, a specialist in city transport systems from Samara, wrote on his blog: “I have cancer. More precisely, the Hodgkin lymphoma is a disease that affects the lymph system and is quite guaranteed to lead to quick, but very painful death. A year ago, I was generally pleased with this diagnosis, because this particular type of cancer is now best able to treat. There was a 95% chance to be cured. But it did not work out.

The first Moscow hospice As expected, the gynecologist did not find any deviations from the norm. And then they diagnosed cancer. What cancer patients encounter in Russia, how much medical tourism costs and what remains of hoping for Until 35 years old, Masha Ermilova went uphill, and many envied her: an ordinary girl born in one of the dim villages of the Magadan region, Masha moved to Moscow at the age of 14, entered the Gnesinsky School, studied in the piano class and gave great hopes.