What are we talking about, actually? You know, I myself find it difficult to answer unambiguously. Well, let's say this is about love. About the fact that in a small city, even in the village, amazing things can be done and amazing people can live. And then something remains of them, although time tries so that nothing remains. To notice Russia is not easy, by the way, science. I am in it definitely an amateur. This is all that, but it's all banal. Let it be the story of two failed meetings.

It remains to lay only 100 kilometers of the pipeline (from the total 1230), which should be connected at the bottom of the Baltic Sea of ​​Ust-Luga and Grainwald, providing the supply of up to 55 billion m3/year of natural gas from Russia to Germany and doubled the power of the existing Nord Stream. The first pipeline was built in 2011 and commissioned in 2012.

“Representatives of the Soviet computer company stood in quilted jackets belted with army belts with a star on a plaque”: an excerpt from Maxim Kotin’s book “Pioneers of Silicon Valley. The history of the first startup from Russia to conquer the world " Photo: pixabay.com The relations of Russia and the European Union fell to the lowest level over many years, yesterday in Moscow, the head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrel.

When will the pandemic end, and life will return to the normal direction? This question, of course, excites everyone. But the exact answer to it is impossible. Assumptions of varying degrees of optimism are expressed that “light at the end of the tunnel” is close, and general vaccination gives us certain hopes that they will come true. Here are just the pace of this vaccination (at least for now) such that Bloomberg claims to be counted in a pre -shocked life, if possible, if possible.

The best option is still considered to be a burial, but even if our contemporaries manage to place waste at a safe depth, a new question arises: how to make the descendants do not open the vault in a few thousand years, taking it as a historical monument? Photo: Unsplash.com The reality of the 21st century is as follows: people reserve radioactive waste.

Unsplash.com The book “On the Great Strategy” by John Lewis Gaddis (published in the “Publishing House of the Gaidar Institute”) reveals ideas on which the famous American historian and a cold war researcher has been reflected in the mid-1970s. “The book has grown from my two meetings with questions of a large strategy separated from each other in a quarter of a century,” writes the author in the preface.

Broker in front of a computer monitors Maxim Stulov / Fotoimedia / ITAR-TASS A month ago, the GameStop retail chain, specializing in the sale of game consoles, video games and objects for collectors, was familiar only to a narrow circle of fans and the management of hedge funds that shortened her papers in the hope of earnings on their reduction.