Economist Yakov Mirkin writes: “The phenomenon of Russia: 1) everything works, 2) everything is in its places, 3) everything is, 4) life as life, 5) the Chinese wall with each other and what is happening“ there ”, 6) the ability of joyful pleasure, 7) the wine - not we, 8) these are you, 9) the fog of the unknown is the horizon, forcing you not to make plans and try to fence off from life, listening to the operes and implanting upsets 10) In fact, everything is not so, but everything is joyful

DNA-apdamers-short sequences of nucleotides-helped scientists with 100 % accuracy to detect glioma-one of the most dangerous types of brain tumors. The molecules created by the authors can find malignant nervous tissue cells, after which, due to the lamp, the tumor can be easily detected using a microscope during surgery. This approach will help delete neoplasms with high accuracy, without touching the functional zones of the brain.

Anders Hansen The Publishing House "Mann, Ivanov and Ferber" represents the book of the Swedish psychiatrist Anders Hansen "Why I feel bad when everything is fine. The real causes of negative feelings and how to be with them ”(translation by Julia Kolesova). In this book, Anders Hansen clearly and excitingly tells how the brain takes care of our survival and why makes us experience negative emotions.

The observer of The Times, Edward Lucas, writes about the internal contradictions between the West and East of Europe in politics in relation to Russia and China: “East European states are actively supporting Ukraine not because it is guaranteed to leave the winner from the conflict, but due to the fact that if Russian imperialism cannot be stopped now, the same scenario will be repeated in the future.

The Publishing House "Mann, Ivanov and Ferber" represents the book of the Swedish psychiatrist Anders Hansen "Why I feel bad when everything is fine. The real causes of negative feelings and how to be with them ”(translation by Julia Kolesova). In this book, Anders Hansen clearly and excitingly tells how the brain takes care of our survival and why makes us experience negative emotions.

The persecution of Soviet power to the Russian Church was such that it was not to say about their faith, but even silently follow it as a feat. The new martyrs and confessors, glorified in the face of the saints did not come: believed, prayed and meekly went to their Calvarys. “Polit.ru” recalls those who gave their lives for faith and by whose prayers the Russian Church is alive - even if almost nothing came to us besides the name.

Square Ahmari, observer The American Conservation , writes about the ideology of left imperialism, which is shared by supporters of the Democratic Party: “The radical Marxist version of this theory says that most of the world is under the rule of feudal, patriarchal and other backward social systems. In some corners of the planet, under the influence of various reasons, capitalism did not receive sufficient development and could not establish itself.

The Gorky magazine talks about the two heroes of the literature of the 1920s, which became contrary to the Soviet regime: “In the late 1920s, with a difference of two years, Ilya Ehrenburg and Andrei Platonov wrote artistic texts, the heroes of which were fools, who most stupidly challenged the political meanings of that time (“ Lazika Roitshwanza’s stormy life ”and“ dashing Makar ”).

Jean Francois Kolosimo, the Orthodox theologian, answering the question of the religious nature of the Ukrainian conflict, says Le Figaro : “After 1991, the highest hierarchs of the Russian Orthodox Church again swore in the fidelity of the FSB, the successor of the KGB. Literally, the Russian Orthodox Church took the place of the disappeared CPSU.

The head of VTB Andrei Kostin suggested renewing the privatization program, RBC reports : ““ Western sanctions have destroyed the supporting elements of the economy that has developed in Russia over the past thirty years, the new model can be built by starting with three priorities - new logistics corridors, restarting entire industries and strengthening the country's defense capabilities, ”wrote Andrei Kostin, the chairman of the BUTB Board, and the chairman of the BOTB board.

VTsIOM presented “data of a monitoring study on the perception of patriotism by Russians: “Most of the Russians, nine out of ten, call themselves patriots (91 %), call 52 %unconditional patriots, every second. <...> “Being a patriot” for Russians means, first of all, to work and act for the good, for the prosperity of the country (48 %), that is, patriotism is perceived as a contribution to the common cause.

Lawyer Maria Aismont in an interview with the “line” tells about the attitude of the security forces to political affairs: “Repressions have become significantly more. People who, before talking about political affairs, simply crooked and looked at you as a demobis, now they certainly do not - they know much more about it and they themselves are afraid. <...> They often say to me: "How can you communicate with them so nicely?

In the book “Why I feel bad when everything is fine. The real causes of negative feelings and how to be with them ”Swedish psychiatrist Anders Hansen clearly and excitingly tells how the brain takes care of our survival and why it makes us experience negative emotions. You will find out why you should not chase happiness, and make sure: in a world full of stress, you may feel calm and harmonious - no matter what.

For the project “After” Dmitry Iskovich, Ivan Davydov and Kirill Safronov were talked with the rector of the Moscow City Pedagogical University Igor Remorenko - about how the educational field changes, about how modern students differ from their predecessors, about how teaching will look after a hundred years, and the most important educational reforms. Coming segmentation I would be starting from some events in relation to education now and from this I built possible scenarios.

On the channel of the HSE Institute of Education, the story of the director of the Cyprus school Andreas to the Economician about how education was reformed in Cyprus and what came of it: “After one of the reforms, high school students made an individual program, freely combining objects. This led to a decrease in the quality of education and dissatisfaction of society: the students chose the easiest to better pass exams. The reform had to be canceled.