Society
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Yury Koptelov: ‘The war hasn’t had fatalities, but the world is in ruins’
“Non-traditional economy”: how to ingeniously destroy everything with a direct benefit for each of the “victims”. Part 4
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“Yes, the climate always changed. But never so fast”
Biogeographer Boris Solovyov about +21° in Antarctica, the irrelevance of previous maps, the future of the Arctic and the coronavirus
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‘It’s profitable for authorities to cooperate with activists. It’s a mystery to me why they don’t understand it’
Krasimir Vranski on problems of Russian cities
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‘All unhappy towns in Russia are alike’
Geographer Maria Gunko about a crisis of cities that don’t have an accurate definition, local tourism and grassroots’ initiatives
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Luck by fifth jubilee: how UVT Aero gets biggest subsidies before crisis
The support the airline has received in 2018-2020 has been over 3 billion rubles
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Black day of cinema: box office in Kazan collapses to a minimum
On the first day of the ban of events by the ministry of culture of the Republic of Tatarstan, cinemas have lost 50% of customers, and revenue has fallen by 4-5 times
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Aleksandr Slavutsky after return from Marseille: ‘Nobody will get hurt because of the Kachalov Theatre’
The head director explained why he didn’t cancel plays and put the artists in quarantine
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The economy of loneliness: coronavirus through the eyes of Russians in Silicon Valley
What opportunities venture capitalists see for startups in the midst of the pandemic
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‘I fell in love with the astronomic image of the whale, it is like a huge dinosaur in the ocean’
Marine biologist Lidia Krinova on whale jails and international volunteering
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‘Kazakhstan’s experience seemed negative to Putin and his team’
Expert on how a negative example of diarchy in Kazakhstan influenced the Russian leader’s decision to stay in power
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Boris Mendelevich: “Timely consultation with a psychiatrist will help prevent a tragedy”
How to protect loved ones from committing a crime in a state of insanity
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‘Of course, we don’t usually kill old ladies like Raskolnikov, but this charm of evil exists in each of us’
Slavist Maria Candida Ghidini on how Dostoyevsky is read in Europe, why the pope cites him and the difficulties of translation of the writer into Italian
