Publicist Mikhail Pozharsky - on the unexpected and unobvious consequences of amendments to the law "On Military Duties": “As you know, a huge contribution to the emancipation of women made ... the First World War. Women who previously engaged in "household chores" now earned money and dragged their families on themselves. It is also important that women have received a more significant political role.

The senior editor of the British magazine New Statesman George Iton writes about the traditions of Tatcher’s authority, who are still alive and subjugated everyone - and the Labor and Conservatives: “Really great leaders remain in power, even when they leave, forcing their successors to follow their policy. <...> Thatcher exactly corresponds to this define : the results of privatization were not revised by any government after it.

Publicist Maxim Sokolov writes in RT : “Whether to count our time is peaceful is a big question. Formally-yes, still. Nobody declared war to anyone, you can shoot fiercely and kill without it. Again, martial law has not been declared inside the country. In this connection, the formula "according to the laws of wartime" comes across an objection: "First, announce everything that follows, and then talk about specific laws." And you will not mind.

Telegram channel "Socios" publishes the data of a survey of the sociological organization Foundation "Public Opinion" on the topic of astronautics: “Two -thirds of Russians (65 %) believe that our country retains a leading position in the astronautics, they say the same that it is important for them personally. Moreover, if among older respondents the leading position of Russia in space is important for 75 %, then among young people - only for 43 %.

Rossiyskaya Gazeta reports: “The main lucky people live in the North Caucasus republics and southern regions of Russia. The Volga (6.8 points) and Siberian (6.69 points) of the district are slightly behind. In the Central District, the average score of happiness is 6.41, and this is the lowest indicator in the country. At the same time, the level of happiness in two capitals was 6.6 in St. Petersburg and 6.49 points in Moscow.

Writer Dina Rubin in an interview with the Ytube -channel of the literary critic Galina Yuzefovich shares her thoughts about emigration: “Emigration can not have experience, because each person is experiencing climate differences in his own way. We are not even talking about, say, such a catastrophic thing as the complete departure of the sound background. That is, you understand only one thing: what a car drove there or rang a bell ... on a bicycle or the phone rang. And then the wall.

On April 12, 1823, the famous playwright Alexander Ostrovsky was born. Personal business Alexander Nikolaevich Ostrovsky (1823–1886) was born in Moscow, in Zamoskvorechye, which was then the merchant district. His grandfather and his mother belonged to the spiritual estate, his father, Nikolai Fedorovich, graduated from the Theological Academy, but became not a priest, but a judicial official.

The Gorky magazine publishes the text of the speech of the critic and literary critic Natalia Ivanova at the presentation of her book “Thumbnabaker and Nettle” - about the crisis of Russian literature and writers' strategies: “Perhaps the story of the content of the book should start from the end. The last part is dedicated to the authors of the 20th century. <...> These people were forced to constantly choose their creative strategy, and with it - the strategy of life, political and historical.

The artist, researcher of regional art, art critic Irka Solza in the web zin Spectate writes about the complexity of the interaction of regional art with the Moscow Cultural Center: “... It is difficult to deny that the interest of Moscow cultural figures in regional art is neither deep nor any long-term.

Anthropologist and political consultant Boris Dylyavtsev in his Tegram channel writes : “In the Republic of Tuva, 104 sums (administrative-territorial units) have recently returned the original names. Now in these names there will be no end -sky. "The state catalog of geographical names included the names of the sumons that did not comply with the rules of Tuvan toponymy.

The participant of our project “After”, the city of Lawn Russian “ Russia in Global Policy” Fedor Lukyanov writes in his article on RT International On the radicalization of ethics, which created the ideological foundations of the current conflict between Russia and the West : “ Return reality War shook Europe. Finland and Sweden immediately decided to join NATO, and public opinion turned upside down.

Theologian Andrey Kuraev, explaining the credo of Tertullian Credo Quia Absurdum , says : " First. Tertullian did not have such a formula - " I believe, for absurd . " Then , only then, historians of philosophy reduced its complex structure before this aphorism. Second. Tertullian speaks completely in the framework of formal logic. This is not an abuse, this is all right. He simply replies that if you approach the analysis of the gospel, well, let's say ... I'll start from afar.

Social anthropologist Sergei Abashin writes on the portal "Reforum": “Central Asia was out of sight even at the very moment of conquest. It was swift and bloody, lasted from the 1862s to the mid-1880s and was in the era of the liberal-liberator Alexander II. 6 or 7 military expeditions took place with rather large victims and destruction, the cities were bombing, the settlements were burned. <...> Neither in museums nor in textbooks there is a detailed description of that conquest.

Ichemic heart disease is one of the leading causes of disability and death in the world. Its causes the stenosis of the coronary arteries - narrowing of the lumen of blood vessels, by which blood delivers nutrients to the heart muscle. Assessment of the degree of development of stenosis is very important and dictates the choice between non -invasive treatment, such as the administration of drugs, and surgical interventions, for example, the installation of stents.

Kyle Paletta, author of Harper ' S Magazine , writes about how the world has captured climatic hysteria and what served as this reason: “For decades before the 2020 elections, the media ceased to cite marginal apologists of climatic skepticism, giving the journalists the opportunity to tell what global warming carries. During the years of Obama’s presidency, news from Greenland and Big Barrier Reef took the form of frank warnings.