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Wheat of Global Importance: Why Russian Food Is Loved in 160 Countries
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“Shock! They Have Learned to Skillfully Control People”: State Duma Reveals a Tragic Moment for Humanity
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Bulgakov Fest 2026 Kicks Off in Moscow This Week
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India hikes gold and silver import duties to 15% to limit inflows, bolster rupee
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A7 Plans to Become a Global Alternative to the SWIFT System
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Record Without a Display: Button Nokia Surpassed iPhone in Sales History
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The New Currency System. Part III: The BRICS Countries on the Horizon
The BRICS group is actively increasing the volume of mutual trade in national currencies and exploring the creation of a digital alternative to the dollar-centric currency system.
Stablecoins and Cross-Border Payments: A New Stage in the Digitalization of Settlements
On April 8, 2026, Circle announced the launch of CPN Managed Payments — a managed platform for stablecoin-based settlements.
Does the UAE’s Exit from OPEC Create a New Risk to the Stability of the Oil Market?
On April 28, 2026, the United Arab Emirates announced its withdrawal from OPEC and the OPEC+ agreement effective May 1, 2026.
The grain damper as a tool for minimizing imported inflation
Amid volatility in global food markets, the Russian Federation continues to refine its toolkit for protecting the domestic market and supporting the agricultural sector.
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Unpleasant Feelings – How to Accept, Process, and Let Them Go
We often talk about how dangerous and harmful it is to deny our “undesirable” emotions, to suppress and hide negative feelings. To independently accept and process them, there are many proven techniques from which you can choose those that suit you best.
Why People Quit Even with Good Salaries
For a long time, it was believed that people quit because of money. But 2025 data shows that a good salary is no longer enough. Salary remains important, yet increasingly, the decision to leave is tied to how a person feels within the company.
Forms of Self-Sabotage – How Not to Get in Your Own Way
Many of us are familiar with the concept of "self-sabotage," where we poison and destroy our own lives. To effectively combat this multifaceted phenomenon, it's worth paying closer attention to its typical manifestations: harmful addictions, procrastination, perfectionism, and the habit of harboring grudges.
How to Cope with "Decision Paralysis"
Sometimes, especially on a stressful and difficult day, even the simplest decisions become extremely hard for us. Which movie to watch in the evening? What time and where to schedule a meeting with friends? Which cake to buy for the holidays? If you've ever frozen in a stupor, unable to make a choice, the cause might well be what's called analysis paralysis. Why does it happen, and how can we protect ourselves from it?
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Bulgakov Fest 2026 kicks off in Moscow this week
Bulgakov Fest 2026 will take place in Moscow on May 14–17, marking the 135th anniversary of the writer and the 60th anniversary of the first publication of The Master and Margarita.
Moscow at the Peak of Modernity: An Exhibition Changing the View on Art
April 2026 in Moscow was marked by a unique event for the city's entire cultural life — the opening of a large-scale contemporary art exhibition bringing together works by leading Russian and foreign artists.
Silence, Emptiness, "White Cube": Art That Speaks the Language of Business?
In an atmosphere of anxious news and tightly squeezed budgets, Muscovites still have one quiet way to keep from going mad – to hide in the space of art. Exactly one hundred years ago, in the 1920s, when revolution and instability were tearing the country apart, the Russian avant-garde – Malevich, Kandinsky – introduced abstraction as a rebellion against the chaos of reality, a symbol of a new era through emptiness and pure forms.
«Ark» — Exhibition at the All-Russian Art Scientific and Restoration Center named after Igor Grabar
An exhibition titled «Ark» has opened in Moscow at the Grabar All-Russian Art Scientific and Restoration Center (VKhNRts named after I.E. Grabar) — a metaphor for the salvation of restored shrines: icons, sculptures, and textiles from 12 museums. They have gained a second life after the tragedies of history.
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Students from Ghana under a targeted training program study Russian language and culture before departing for NSTU
Recently in Accra, at the partner Russian House of the Center for Public Diplomacy, an intensive course was launched to help Ghanaian students of the targeted enrollment program adapt to life in Russia before they soon leave to study at Novosibirsk State Technical University (NSTU).
The challenge of the century. India's prosperity faces a serious threat. Details
An 8% decline in the number of students in India's primary schools over the past two years could lead to serious consequences.
Russian Universities Produce Highly Skilled Specialists in All Fields of Education
Education in Russia is a complex and multi-tiered system that covers all stages of learning. It is regulated by the state and governed by federal laws and standards.
MSU, FinUniversity, Bauman University, MIFI: Top Universities in Russia
As of January 1, 2025, Russia has 1,115 higher education institutions, with Lomonosov Moscow State University taking first place in the ranking of the best universities in Russia in 2024. But which other institutions train highly qualified specialists?
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