NT questions are answered by: Alexander Asmolov, psychologist, Doctor of Psychology, head of the Department of Personality Psychology, Moscow State University, Maxim Alyukov, investigator of the Public Sociology Laboratory of King's College London; Grigory Asmolov, specialist in the field of communications in the virtual sphere of the same university, teacher of Digital Entrepreneurship Video version here Evgenia Albats: I have a habit: at some point I get behind the wheel and go to cities and

The President of Belarus also told how long, in his opinion, the conflict will last President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko gave an interview to Associated Press. In a nearly 90-minute conversation, he explained why Russian troops began fighting from his territory, how long this so-called “special operation” would last, and whether Putin would use nuclear weapons. The conflict, which lasted more than 10 weeks, unexpectedly dragged on for Lukashenka.

Sources of the publication tell how the participation of the Russian oligarch affected the negotiation process Roman Abramovich reported last month that he had reached a possible breakthrough in talks between Russia and Ukraine. However, at the same time, the situation at the Azovstal plant in Mariupol worsened, where Russian troops blocked the Ukrainian military and civilians.

Beijing considers possible imposition of Russian-backed sanctions or escalation of conflict in Taiwan According to The Guardian, China is concerned about the rapid imposition of sanctions against Russia. Now the country has decided to explore the possibilities of its own economy in the event of the introduction of such restrictions. The first tests began in late February-early March.

I went to towns and villages within a radius of 350 kilometers from Moscow to talk to people. I wanted to understand who and why is against the war, and who and why is for it. Report by Evgenia Albats with comments by a psychologist, sociologist and propaganda specialist "Bandera mongrel," said the rabbi. At first I did not understand: who is he? It was the first time in my life that I visited the synagogue at Pushkinskaya 22 in Tver, and I had never crossed paths with Rabbi Rosenzweig before.

Most of the blocking decisions were made at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office Roskomsvoboda published another report on censorship in Russia. More than 3,000 sites were blocked after the start of the "special military operation". Among them were not only the resources of the media, public organizations, but also pirate sites. Most of the blocking was at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office, but access to some social networks was limited by a court decision.

Beijing considers possible imposition of Russian-backed sanctions or escalation of conflict in Taiwan According to The Guardian, China is concerned about the rapid imposition of sanctions against Russia. Now the country has decided to explore the possibilities of its own economy in the event of the introduction of such restrictions. The first tests began in late February-early March.

The bank reported that all information is sent to Rosfinmonitoring in a timely manner Sberbank reported that they would reveal information about possible donations from clients in favor of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This is stated in a letter from the Deputy Chairman of Sberbank Bella Zlatkis to the First Deputy Head of the State Duma Committee on Education, Yana Lantratova, which was reviewed by TASS on May 4.

Women in labor in isolation were also promised to receive a newborn kit. The Commissioner for Human Rights in Moscow, Tatyana Potyaeva, spoke about the purchase of new comfortable paddy wagons. They will be equipped with air conditioners and toilets, . RIA Novosti reported on May 4 The Ombudsman announced the release of new paddy wagons this year. According to her, people were very worried about transportation in paddy wagons, and now the delivery of people will be comfortable.

Reuters published an investigation into the atrocities of Russian troops in Bucha, the EU warns of the threat of strikes on passenger aircraft, fierce fighting in Mariupol, against which a Russian official unveiled a monument Reuters published an investigation into which units were involved in the capture of Bucha in the Kiev region.

The West is preparing to supply Kyiv with equipment, equipment and training The New York Times writes that despite the destruction of chemical weapons in Russia in 2017, Ukraine's allies fear the possible use of such weapons. Vladimir Putin has already threatened the world with a nuclear arsenal, and chemical weapons are easier and cheaper to produce, but their use will lead to many casualties without firing a shot.

In total, 12 generals on the front line were killed in Ukraine According to The New York Times, US intelligence provided data on the location of Russian generals to the Ukrainian military. According to the Ukrainian side, 12 generals were killed, the publication's sources among US officials declined to give an exact number. Intelligence agencies information about the battlefield comes from the United States in real time.

It became a response On May 5, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced the expulsion of 7 employees of the Danish embassy. This was a response to the declaration of persona non grata by 15 employees of the Russian Embassy in Denmark. persona non grata were declared Also on May 4 , 63 politicians and professors from Tokyo . This was a response to an unprecedented anti-Russian campaign, threats and support for Kyiv.

Women in labor in isolation were also promised to receive a newborn kit. The Commissioner for Human Rights in Moscow, Tatyana Potyaeva, spoke about the purchase of new comfortable paddy wagons. They will be equipped with air conditioners and toilets, . RIA Novosti reported on May 4 The Ombudsman announced the release of new paddy wagons this year. According to her, people were very worried about transportation in paddy wagons, and now the delivery of people will be comfortable.