At the House of Scientists on Palace Embankment there was a presentation of the almanac “I Want to Know Everything,” published by the St. Petersburg Detgiz. Despite the fact that the fate of Detgiz itself and the Moscow publishing house "Children's Literature" (both of which were a single publishing house until 1991) hangs in the balance, publishers, editors, designers and artists continue to create.

Neo-Nazis from all over Europe gathered in St. Petersburg generously assign the name of fascists to Kyiv, Washington and Brussels. The “International Conservative Forum” in St. Petersburg brought together, in addition to Russian nationalists and imperialists, representatives of European parties with a strong reputation as far-right, nationalist and neo-Nazi. ( More details about them in previous issues of Novaya.

How one high-profile case connected a former prosecutor with the former head of the district. What do the Siversky forest in the Gatchina district of the Leningrad region have in common with the appointment of a former judge from Slantsy as chairman of the State Control Committee in the government of the Republic of Karelia? And what does the prosecutor's office of the Leningrad region have to do with it?

The battle for the closure of the chemical waste dumps Red Bor passed into the highest spheres. The Department of Rosprirodnadzor in the North -West I appealed to the Arbitration Court with a lawsuit to ban the activities of the landfill.

The decision of the city court in the blockade substation opens the path to its preservation. In the fate of the substation building on the Fontanka embankment, located next to the circus, the light of real salvation from total reconstruction or demolition dawned on. The supplies of the appeal themselves abandoned further judicial consideration.

St. Petersburg members of United Russia and the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia, who a year ago demanded that the Prosecutor General's Office punish the Dozhd TV channel for a scandalous survey about the blockade, refused to evaluate the “International Russian Conservative Forum” held in St. Petersburg. They say: we don’t want to go to extremes. 17 parliamentarians from A Just Russia, Yabloko and the Communist Party of the Russian Federation addressed St.