Today an international forum opens in St. Petersburg to evaluate proposals for adjusting the boundaries and composition of our World Heritage Site. A specially created working group led by Professor Sergei Sementsov worked on them for almost six months. However, the forum program presented by Vera Dementieva’s department came as a surprise to the developers - they have not the slightest idea about the content of most of the reports. UNESCO experts will be shown what their St.

At the ceremony, the governor was shown not only the port, but also new fashionable clothing collections On Friday, St. Petersburg was solemnly handed over a new sea passenger port in the west of Vasilyevsky Island.

Congratulations in the style of “Pushkin, Akhmatova and United Russia” did not live up to City Day. Scandalous billboards with portraits of 25 great people and the logo of the party in power disappeared from the streets a day before the holiday. It is not known exactly how many posters on the topic “EdRo” and geniuses have been posted around St. Petersburg. They were posted by News Outdoor Russia.

Frontline Club presents: the film “It’s All Television” The authors of the film “It's All Television” ask the question: what would have happened in the Soviet Union if the country had learned from television news about the execution of workers on June 2, 1962 in Novocherkassk? This event influenced not just the fate of the city and many of its residents, but also the life of the entire country.

No totalitarian regime can do without surveillance of its citizens. But it’s one thing to admit the theoretical possibility of surveillance, and quite another to actually know that you’re being watched.

An angel from the spire of the Peter and Paul Cathedral descended onto the streets of the city. The heavenly messenger looks from huge billboards at everyone who drives along the avenues, stands at bus stops, rushes to shops and cinemas, goes down to the subway... The center is especially densely dotted with them. Everything would be fine. But the divine creature’s facial features painfully reminded them of the Russian prime minister.

Novaya has already written about the jury’s verdict, according to which two of the 14 defendants in the trial of the neo-Nazi group Voevodina-Borovikov were released from custody. But immediately after the verdict was delivered, this trial presented another surprise: the defendant Malyugin disappeared from the court’s view. Defendant Malyugin, released from custody following a jury verdict, does not appear at court hearings Where is the boy?