The publication "September.Media" writes : “Nationalism in Russia is an interesting thing. If we are talking about Russian nationalism, then officially it does not seem to exist: still Russians, right? And the Tatars, and Chuvash, and Ukrainians, and the Yakuts, and the Russians themselves are Russians. Here is the unity of the peoples of Russia. This integration nationalism is presented as the opposite of “poor nationalism”, in which everyone has their own national identities.

Polit.ru introduces readers with books included in the long list of applicants for the Enlightener. Transportation Award of 2023. The prize for the fourth time notes the best works of editors and translators of popular science literature into Russian. In total, twenty books were included in a long list. A short list of the Enlightener. Transportation Prize will be announced until the end of September.

The publication "Vowel. Media" writes : “Women in Ukraine acutely feel the influence (conflict - Polit.ru) on their mental and physical health, and are also concerned about the return of old gender stereotypes. Such results were shown by the BBC Media Action study conducted in January 2023. Ukrainian women were faced with many negative consequences (conflict - Polit.ru) - such as relocation, problems with income, employment, mental and physical health. <...>.

The researcher of the Karabakh conflict Thomas de Waal writes in Foreign Affairs about the further path of the development of the conflict between Yerevan and Baku: “ Another trump card in the sleeve of Russia - despite the fact that most provisions are already invalid - this is a tripartite agreement on the ceasefire concluded through the mediation of Moscow on November 9, 2020 and signed by Nikol Pashinyan, Ilham Aliyev and Vladimir Putin.

Polit.ru and telegram channel of the State Archive of the Russian Federation “Documentary Past: GA RF” continue the joint project “Document of the Week”. Today - the story of how the leader of the church renovationists defended one of his main enemies from the Bolsheviks. This letter was written on July 29, 1922 by one of the leaders of the renovationing movement in the Russian Church Alexander Vvedensky.

The publication " Re : Russia " analyzes the results of Russian surveys about their attitude to a single history textbook: “The idea of ​​introducing a single history textbook has always enjoyed the support of the Russian layman; In the 2010s <...> it was supported by 70–85% of Russians surveyed.

Doctor of Historical Sciences, Honorary Chairman of the Presidium of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, Sergei Karaganov writes : “Active nuclear deterrence, which I propose to resort to, is aimed precisely to prevent the world thermonuclear conflict, and preferably any use of nuclear weapons. With my heart, I partially understand criticism from people who say that this should not be, because it is terrible. But I reject with my mind.

On September 27, 1955, Alexander Galibin, actor and director was born Personal business Alexander Vladimirovich Galibin (68 years old) was born in Leningrad in a family who had a definite attitude to the theater: his father-stroke worked as a decor-operator at Lenfilm. He began his acting career at the Theater of Youth Creativity under the leadership of M.G. Dubrovina, then from 1973 to 1977 he studied at the acting department of Lgitmik (workshop of Professor R. S. Agamirzyan).

Political scientist Dosym Satpaev on the YouTube channel “ Bild in Russian” says : “The CSTO is, in fact, a zombie organization. It is ineffective from the point of view of the military-political umbrella. But she turned out to be an instrument to support the authoritarian regime in Kazakhstan. The CSTO essentially supported not Kazakhstan, not Kazakhstanis. She supported one of the competing intra -elite groups in January last year. At the request of Tokaeva intervened.

Historian and journalist Anatol Livnes writes in Responsight Statecraft about the limits of Ukraine’s support from Europeans: “The first lesson that must be learned from what happened is that even the support of those countries whose population is most actively sympathetic to Ukraine will have its limits, since it entails large costs, and politicians will try to take advantage of the critical attitude of people. This will affect Ukraine’s chances to join the European Union.

Member of our project “After”, political analyst Vladimir Gelman writes : “It is noteworthy that among the intellectuals who yearn about the lost greatness of the USSR <...> there are a lot of those who grew up in the families of the Soviet intellectual establishment, whether Belousov, a tooth or Karaganov. I grew up in a Soviet communal apartment in a family of a foreman in a construction site.

Anthropologist Alexander Arkhipov (introduced by the Ministry of Justice in the register of foreign agents -Polit.ru) on the YouTube channel "Normal People" says : “There are two dimensions. There is good and evil <...>. And there is a division of legal, illegal, consonant with the law and illegal. In the ideal world, these things coincide. That is, evil is illegal, and everything is good on the side of the law. And the child perceives the world like this.

Military analyst Alexander Alesin on the YouTube channel “BelTA Information Agency” says : “The relations of Poland and Ukraine have never been warm. And in general, somewhere in the mind of the Poles always stands Western Ukraine: Galicia, Lviv. And on the coins that they produce, lions are listed as the territory of Poland. And therefore, this is, in general, friendship of the moment, the situation.

The analytical center "Nafi" publishes the results of its survey: “68% of Russians wrote poetry at least once in their lives. A third of Russians admit that in their lives they composed verses many times - 34%. The same number of respondents say that they wrote poetry once in their lives. 27% claim that they did not have such experience. Interestingly, men and women among the writers are almost an equal number. Most of them are people aged 35-44 (42%). The minority is 25-34 years old.

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.