The damned jealousy of Kirill Chikhachev, a junior researcher at the Physics Research Institute at St. Petersburg State University, brought him to the dock and a five-year sentence in a maximum security colony. It all started in a generally trivial way: the other half of the manee met another man on his life’s path and fell in love with him. Next, as usual, is the division of jointly acquired property, long discussions between the now former spouses about who should raise the child and how...

This is what regeneration is about to happen New construction in the very heart of the city was recognized as “gross lawlessness” - and was immediately turned back The islanders don’t know where to run from the 2nd line of Vasilievsky - where a modern 7-story miracle is crushingly inscribed between houses No. 3 and 7... “Recently, builders drilled piles, as a result of which house No. 7 began to crack,” says Vitaly Kalashnik, an activist of a local initiative group.

The consideration of the high-profile case of the fall of a tower crane on a residential building, which continued this week in the Primorsky District Court, brings more and more clarity to the tragedy that happened in February 2007 and corrects the shortcomings of the investigation.

This Tuesday, the City Court of St. Petersburg sentenced Andrei Kiyko, who became known as the “maniac from Sosnovsky Forest Park,” to 22 years in a maximum security colony. The trial, which was closed to the public, found Kiiko guilty of a series of rapes, two murders, three attempted murders and a number of assaults - a total of 14 episodes. All victims at the hands of Kiiko are young girls, including minors, and women.

Recently, the former leader of the Union of Right Forces and the current leader of the pro-Kremlin (this is not an offensive label, but a statement of fact) “Right Cause” Leonid Gozman has been frequenting St. Petersburg. In mid-October, he convinced the St.

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”) Not only the authors of the high-rise buildings of Financier and the stock exchange were involved in the “murder of Strelka”, which so shocked the leadership of the northern capital. But also the new chief architect of St.

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”) Continuation. The beginning is in issues 87, 89 of Novaya Gazeta in St. Petersburg S. I. Kavtaradze, period of underground revolutionary work fallen angel Dzhugashvili is an Ossetian surname.

Smolny banned the picket in support of the artists of the Mikhailovsky Theater, scheduled for December 4. Officials found a formal reason for the refusal, but not a very successful one. According to the leaders of the city Committee on Law and Order, the organizers of the action notified the St. Petersburg administration about it late.

The economic crisis, the presence of which no one dares to deny, is present in St. Petersburg in a variety of areas of the economy - from finance to construction. Poor big construction business There are few people willing to buy apartments now (October sales decreased by at least three times, November sales were hardly more active, rather the opposite), and builders are in dire need of funds.