Livibuk Publishing House represents Tanya James's historical novel "Premys" (Translation by Evgenia Makarova). The end of the eighteenth century. Indian city of Maisur. The young woodc cutter Abbas works with the French inventor Lucien Du over the creation of a growling mechanical tiger. The tiger should become the greatest treasure in the collection of the Sultan type. However, the British come to Masur, the palace of the Sultan is looted, the automaton leaves for Britain as a military trophy.

in The Moscow Times (included by the Ministry of Justice in the register of foreign agents) Candidate of Economic Sciences Nikolai Kulbaka writes : “How much the Russian economy will grow in 2024 depends on the number of workers hired. But there are simply not such quantities of them in the economy. During this period, unemployment in Russia fell significantly. And the most unpleasant thing is that it has fallen below the threshold of normal unemployment, which is approximately 3%.

Novaya Gazeta columnist Slava Taroshchina writes : “For some, Sobchak is a Kremlin propagandist, for others, he is a liberal agent of influence. For me, today’s Ksenia Anatolyevna is the only full-fledged media (I already wrote about this once, I’ll repeat it again) that is trying to recreate at least some picture of the world at the edge of the abyss. Look who came, she says, and we look, rubbing our eyes.”

The Bombbor publishing house represents the book of Sofia Bagdasarova “Phoenixes and Sphinxes. Renaissance ladies in poetry, paintings and life. ” Everyone heard about the beauty Lucretia Borgia, depraved and insidious. But in Renaissance Italy there were other, no less vivid women: poets, writers, singers, housewives of salons, nuns, courtesans and favorites of the monarchs, as well as, of course, artists and model.