Political gestalt #1. Foreign policy of the Russian Federation: bargaining is appropriate! General look at the Interfax feed Kirill Yakimets Publication date: December 4, 2001 Kudrin applied the largest (to date) portion of “Euro-makeup” to the face of our Motherland, declaring yesterday that Russia’s debt to the IMF by the end of this year will be reduced to $7.690 billion, that is, it will become less than Russia’s quota in the IMF .

On the eu, November crawled something from the ailments into the ailment, and besides, an increasing feeling of dislike for "literature" was tormented (well, you know how it happens - at times you suddenly begin to hate the closest). There is nothing terrible here, sooner or later it passes, but in the acute period it is better to talk less with each other, so as not to say nasty things. So maybe my illnesses were partly of literary origin.

Kuritsyn-weekly from December 4 Vyacheslav Kuritsyn Publication date: December 4, 2001 People here ask why you don’t write about St. Petersburg? What to write? Less than three weeks had passed, and I fell down the stairs, then lay motionless for three days, and I still have a monstrous limp; I lost the keys to my home and some other important items; spent the night at the Twilight of the Gods; made friends with homeless people... And that’s not all...

Dialogue: politician and poet Publication date: December 4, 2001 The conversation between Vyacheslav Igrunov and Igor Pomerantsev, which we are publishing, has a backstory. In the fall of 1977, V. Igrunov came from Odessa to Kyiv to meet with metropolitan dissidents and collect materials for a samizdat magazine. Among these materials was an essay by Igor Pomerantsev, who emigrated from Kyiv in the summer of 1978 and who was detained for several days in Odessa in 1976 by Kyiv KGB officers.

Excerpt from the book “Russian European as a cultural phenomenon (philosophical and theoretical analysis)” (M., ROSSPEN.

"Meeting with the "living" Galimard..." Elena Kalashnikova Publication date: December 4, 2001 Three events from the 4th day of the book exhibition caught my attention. The first is "Seminar on the problems of modern children's literature." A controversy ensued at the seminar.

With the separation of visual arts and music in one space - the occupation, if not a failure, is quite risky: one of the muses will go on a snack or a dessert of the other, that is, will become a design application. And then, not just like that separately there are conservatory and museums. Pushkin’s glow from the chosen path no longer get off.