Novaya's columnist Boris Vishnevsky talks about why the dictatorship doesn't know how to deal with crises medical workers have died in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic (*according to the “Memory List”) The weather didn’t disappoint, but it’s impossible to go on vacation with a light heart. And it's not all about bad grades. Another St. Petersburg educational institution found itself at the epicenter of a scandal.

An exhibition of unusual images of members of the Romanov dynasty will open on June 24 near the Staraya Derevnya metro station. In a vacant lot near the Serafimovsky cemetery, sand sculpture masters from different cities sculpt Russian tsars. The center of the exhibition will be a giant ten-meter sculpture dedicated to the defenders of Russia. Next to Alexander Nevsky will stand the Pskov paratroopers who died in Chechnya.

Novaya's columnist Boris Vishnevsky talks about why the dictatorship doesn't know how to deal with crises medical workers have died in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic (*according to the “Memory List”) On the eve of Russia Day, real Nazis appeared in the center of St. Petersburg, covered with fascist tattoos.

Vyborg embankment. What are you dreaming about, “Aurora”? The past and future of skyscrapers on the banks of the Neva Petersburg owes a lot to the first honorary citizen of St. Petersburg, Academician Likhachev. Including getting rid of the project to build a skyscraper with the pretentious name “Peter the Great”, the implementation of which was avoided thanks to the principled and unyielding position of Dmitry Sergeevich.

One person says to another: “You narrow-eyed fool, that’s what you are, get out of our country!” The second one contacts law enforcement agencies with a statement of hostile behavior. And there they answer him: “Yes please! But can you prove in court that with the words “fool” and “narrow-eyed” the offender wanted to humiliate you based on your nationality?” Expertise in cases of ethnic hatred is dangerous for the experts themselves Everyone understands that swear words were used.

They waited almost a month and a half for this verdict. Of course - in the dock is Artur Kzhizhevich - a legendary personality, about whom law enforcement officers and journalists spoke only as an “authority”, one of the leaders of the “Kazan”. He and seven other people: Igors Masalskis, Ramil Gilmanov, Rinat Garipov, Rafael Fakhrutdinov, Alexander Voronin, Yuri Kleshchev and Sergei Pirogov - were accused of creating and participating in an organized criminal community.

Oh, how they looked against the backdrop of the Neva and Palace Embankment! Dashing pilots throwing their nimble sports planes into stunning turns in the area between the Peter and Paul Fortress, the Hermitage and the Exchange... But the breathtaking picture of a smartly mounted television advertisement remained just a picture. The Red Bull Air Race air show, which St.

St. Petersburg received another sign of the highest patronage. Interregional Inspectorate No. 9 will be located here to work with the largest federal-level taxpayers working in the banking and insurance sectors. Bankers and insurers will go to report to St. Petersburg The Federal Tax Service classifies the largest taxpayers as those who pay more than a billion rubles in taxes per year or have income or assets worth more than 10 billion rubles.

The democratic faction of the St. Petersburg city parliament appealed to Valentina Matvienko with a request not to sign the newly adopted amendments to the law on elections of the Legislative Assembly (which Novaya already talked about). However, this appeal is unlikely to have any effect. Moreover, the majority of parliamentarians consciously support these amendments. The subject of the dispute is the maximum size of the election fund, increased to 600 million rubles.

Protecting rights and defending rights would seem to be the same thing. However, law enforcement officers and human rights defenders, unfortunately, rarely find a common language, not to mention constructive cooperation. Another attempt to overcome this barrier was a conference held last week at the prosecutor's office of the Leningrad region, at which security forces and human rights activists discussed the problem of neo-Nazism and xenophobia.