“No to the growth of xenophobia!”, “Fascism will not pass!” Under the now familiar slogans, the third March against hatred took place yesterday in the northern capital. An indifferent majority remains neutral According to tradition, its participants met in the afternoon near the Sportivnaya metro station, walked from the Petrograd side, along bridges and embankments, to Vasilyevsky Island and held a rally on Sakharov Square.

An unusual exhibition is being held these days at the Museum of Political History of Russia - “KGB of the USSR: people, destinies, special operations.” The knights of cloak and dagger decided to tell the world about how in peaceful Leningrad there was a hunt for agents of Western intelligence services, how KGB officers dealt with their fellow traitors. And also... about the destruction by Soviet special agents of the remains of Hitler and Eva Braun in 1970.

The territorial department of the Federal Antimonopoly Service for St. Petersburg and the region opened a case of violation of the competition law by OJSC North-West Telecom. Antimonopoly officers will investigate the work of the telephone monopolist, which, according to a number of providers, has led to a more than doubling of Internet fees.

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”) Another “typhoid” scandal loomed over the northern capital last week. Shocking information splashed onto the news feeds: allegedly, as it became known from reliable sources, about sixty more St.

On the eve of Motorist Day, which is celebrated on October 30, the leadership of the St. Petersburg traffic police published sad statistics: 25 cars are stolen in St. Petersburg every day. Since the beginning of this year, more than 4 thousand owners have lost their cars. Despite everything, cars are being stolen more and more often Paradoxical as it may seem, the good old Lada is in first place.

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 past week in St. Petersburg marked a whole cascade of events, both encouraging and sad, in the field of compact development, land use and others like them.

Unlike more fortunate regions, the northern capital was warned that there would be no live communication with the president on air. St. Petersburg residents who wanted to ask their questions could only try to get through by phone or send an SMS message. And then wait - suddenly you will get lucky and their question will be among those that were read out by the direct line presenters. St.

Neither the victims - Maxim Vogel and Ruslan Shershnev, nor the defendants - Nzegova Yunvuo Thierry and Chofo Fomen Roger were dissatisfied with the verdict. St. Petersburg residents consider it too lenient, and Africans consider it outrageously unfair (one of the Cameroonian students received a two-year suspended sentence, another a year). The court ended the story of a fight between two St.

The unification of Rodina, the Party of Life and the Party of Pensioners and the intention to compete with United Russia in the elections may in the near future cost Sergei Mironov the position of Speaker of the Federation Council This is the second high-ranking “bear” who promises Mironov such a bleak prospect. First - Vice-Speaker of the State Duma Oleg Morozov, and now - Chairman of the Duma Committee on Labor and Social Policy Andrei Isaev, who was in St. Petersburg at the end of last week.