Russian-Indian economic cooperation holds significant potential but faces a number of challenges, ranging from logistical difficulties to structural differences between the two economies. Despite their complementarity, fully realizing these opportunities requires overcoming institutional barriers and strengthening collaboration in key industries.

At times, feelings seem to overwhelm us. It’s great when we can share our emotions with loved ones—express love and tenderness, share joy or sorrow, and receive understanding and support. But sometimes something holds us back, and unspoken feelings continue to accumulate. Unrequited love fades, joy dims, misunderstandings multiply, and grievances grow, erupting in outbursts of anger or tears, manifesting as physical ailments or arguments. Why is it so hard for us to open up about our feelings to others, and how can we overcome this?

The 33rd ceremony of awarding the International Ballet Prize «Benois de la Danse», known worldwide as the «ballet Oscar», took place on the Historical Stage of the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. «This legendary stage has once again gathered ballet stars from different countries and continents», noted Svetlana Zakharova, the artistic director of the project and a celebrated star of Russian ballet. «In a gesture of gratitude and appreciation, we would like to dedicate this ceremony to the author of the idea and president of the Benois de la Danse Prize — the late Yuri Nikolaevich Grigorovich».

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?