The Proeconomics telegram channel writes about why Poland has become the leader in economic growth in the European Union over the past three years: “Poland accepted the most Ukrainian refugees - 1.6 million people. And this factor plays the growth of the country's economy. According to the National Bank of Ukraine, the additional growth of GDP in Poland from the labor influx of labor can be about 1.2 percentage points per year.

Telegram -channel “Gosplan 2.0” (it is led by Evgeny Mintchenko, Alexander Zotin) writes : “Erdogan won. What will happen to the economy now? Nothing good. As we wrote earlier - the situation is ahovaya, the country in the early phase of the classic Balance of Payment Crisis. An aggressive decrease in the Central Bank rate (now 8.5%) amid high inflation (now 44% of the city/g.

Political scientist Alexander Kynev discusses the state of the institution of observers in the Russian electoral system and the challenges facing him: “From the point of view of common sense, the authorities taking care of the reputation of the elections should be blown away from the observers of dust.

The Russian Field research group conducted a survey that evaluates the political mood of Russians less than a year before the presidential election. According to him, 45% of respondents would have chosen an alternative candidate if among the participants in the elections there were a decent and close in views. At the same time, 41% of respondents would be ready to vote for Vladimir Putin. Speaking about what I like in Putin, respondents gave a variety of answers.

Joint Jonathan Tobin writes in The Federalist about how the discourse of polyamoria and polygamy is increasingly acquired by legal significance, which can lead to the legislative legalization of these forms of marriage: “In 2015, the US Supreme Court made a significant decision in the Obergefell case against Hodges, legalizing the same-sex marriages in 50 states and Columbia County 5 votes against 4.

In the Forbes publication, political strategist Pavel Dubravsky writes about the nomination of the 44-year-old Governor of the state of Florida Rona landing, US presidential candidate: “The landing clearly did not want to hold a classic election show with a nomination against the backdrop of hundreds and thousands of supporters, as most American politicians do. Instead, he announced his plans during a live broadcast with Ilon Mast on Twitter.

Journalist Boyan Panchevski writes in The Wall Street Journal about the contradictory heritage of the ex-Chancellor of Germany Angels Merkel and the extent that it is responsible for what is happening in Ukraine: “Angel Merkel was the chief architect of agreements that put the economies of Germany and other neighboring countries depending on the import of energy resources from Russia.

David Kissinger, the son of politics Henry Kissinger, writes in The Washington Post about his father, his memoirs about him and the role that he played in world politics: “How then to explain his strong mental and physical health? They are driven by boundless curiosity that allows him to remain involved in what is happening in the world. His mind is a weapon with thermal guidance, which recognizes and fights with existential threats of our time.

The ruins of the Temple of Venus and Roma, the largest sacred building ever built in Rome, again opened for the public after a large-scale restoration project that lasted 26 years. The temple of Venus and Roma was personally designed by Emperor Adrian and was built on his orders between 121 and 137 years of our era on a high platform with a view of the Colosseum.

Smarter Food claims that the use of its packaged vegetable soup once a week will help reduce blood sugar and, thus, reduce the risk of developing diabetes of the second type. With this property, the soup is given by one of the ingredients - a special type of broccoli, found in the wild in Sicily by the leading scientist of the company, professor Richard Miten.

Political scientist Timothy Bordachev in the Russian Newspaper writes : “The West reacted to the victory of Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the presidential election with irritation. Someone knows how to hold their face - like Americans, someone worse - like some Europeans, especially the Swedes. But it cannot be said that Erdogan’s victory caused delight among the Western states. Each country refers to this depending on its own capabilities.

Honorary Professor of the History of Montreal University Yakov Rabkin in the publication "Russia in Global Policy" writes : “Fifty years ago, I left the Soviet Union for one single reason: the desire for freedom. I was converted by unanimity, which was supported by the prohibition of foreign publications and the mocking of Western radio stations. The obedient, hesitated along with the line of the media party, pushed me and mixed me.

How much in common can you find between voluntary imprisonment in the monastery and forced stay in prison? How are various approaches to imprisonment and systems of punishment characteristic of medieval monastic communities, were learned by modern penitentiary institutions? What conclusions can a comparison of the experience of Western and Eastern Europe lead to? The authors of the articles of the German-Russian-French collection are looking for answers to these questions.

The co -founder of the Entera Global Automation Service Dmitry Makhlin in the Forbes publication writes about what his company has learned by doing business in India: “To understand the culture and features of doing business in India, you need to live there for at least a month. Business missions for three to five days are meaningless. At a minimum, you need to get used to the difference in the language of the body.

The publishing house "New Literary Review" represents the book "Monastery and Prison. Places of imprisonment in Western Europe and in Russia from the Middle Ages to Modern ”(compilers of Katya Makhotina, Falk Bretshneider, Natalia Mushnik, Martin Aust). How much in common can you find between voluntary imprisonment in the monastery and forced stay in prison?