Schoolchildren from St. Petersburg won two gold medals at the International Mathematics Olympiad in Romania. This was reported by the Ministry of Education of Russia. Wed to Yandex.Zen CR on Instagram SR in Telegram The eleventh graders of the Presidential Physics and Mathematics Lyceum No. 239 Ivan Bakharev and Maxim Tyrevsky received gold medals. Earlier, schoolchildren became the owners of gold medals of the International Mathematical Olympiad in St. Petersburg.

Illustrative photo In St. Petersburg, the police detained the opera singer Viktor Korotich by force, reports Fontanka. Three employees met the artist not far from his house, after refusing to present documents - he was thrown on the asphalt, and then pushed a car Zak. Wed to Yandex.Zen CR on Instagram SR in Telegram Korotich said that the police said that he was allegedly wanted and demanded to show a passport.

Elena Belaya The vice-president of the Russian branch of the International Committee for the Protection of Human Rights, a member of the Public Council under the Moscow Prosecutor Ivan Melnikov appealed to the metropolitan prosecutor Denis Popov with a request to check the pre-trial detention center, in which the Kaliningrad doctors Elena Belaya and Elina Sushkevich are located. TASS writes about this.

Vasya Oblomov (archive photo) The musician Vasya Oblomov (Vasily Goncharov) said the police stopped his concert in St. Petersburg. He wrote about this on Twitter. Just in St. Petersburg, the police came to the club and stopped my concert. - Vasily Oblomov (@vs_oblomov) October 16, 2021 The police came to the Aurora Concert Hall club at the beginning of the event. Oblomov managed to perform three songs, he wrote later. The reason for the visit of the police is still unknown.

Alexey Semenov I learned about what sadism is when I was eight years old. In our pioneer camp "Chaika" near Pskov, where we, as October, arrived, there were several people from the orphanage. Our peers told us about what we, home children who had just finished second grade, did not know.

Hungry children in Buzuluk (Samara province), 1921–1922. Exactly 100 years ago, in the fall of 1921, the mission of Fridtjof Nansen to save the starving in the Volga region began work. The charity work of the Norwegian polar researcher brought him the Nobel Prize of the world and helped to save from hunger, according to various estimates, from one and a half million inhabitants of Soviet Russia.