Day: June 22, 2017

“I do not trust the government. I have been lied to” The history of the Muscovites, wishing and not wishing to get into a program of renovation. Issue No. 3. The project of the Moscow authorities for the resettlement of the old housing stock has caused controversial reaction of the townspeople. Some wonder why the old, in their opinion, housing is not included in the program. Others are outraged that their good house in a comfortable area will be demolished. “B” continues a series of publications, each issue of which will be two different stories. “Live and suffer” The first two floors house built in 1940. Ceiling made of wood. After add two more floors in the ‘ 60s, the house began to sink, the walls have gone, — says the Chairman of the Board Valentina ilina. We stand in the hallway, directly overhead hangs an old, dusty wiring. In

Where the world is heading? How rising inequality hampers progress The rights and freedoms of the individual are respected in the world less, and minorities have a more difficult which inhibits social development, showed the annual social progress Index. The stream of bad news seems to live in this world more dangerous and more difficult. Whether so it actually? Published on Wednesday annual social progress Index has shown that the development of society in many countries is inhibited, and the main reason for the attack on the rights and freedoms of the individual, which negates the achievements in other spheres. A study by researchers at Harvard business school and Massachusetts Institute of technology, prepared for the American non-governmental organization Social Progress Imperative, covers countries representing 98% of the world population. They note that over the past three years in almost 40 countries the situation has deteriorated with the rights and

As celebrated graduation by different generations of Russians “News” in the framework of the project “My senior” he remembered, as pointed out by the end of school by different generations of Russians. In anticipation of the final evening we gathered in one video the tradition of celebrating five generations of seniors. Alumni of the 1970s will remember what you wore to prom flared trousers and dresses made of crimplene, as the boys wore long hair and girls were doing hair. In the 1980s, the fashion was the blazers with padded shoulders, skinny ties, and the girls — pumps and high-water-head haircuts. In the 1990s, all high school students wanted to wear to prom suits and dresses from popular fashion magazines, bought pieces of fabric and tried to copy these looks at home behind a sewing machine. In the 2000s, in Vogue dresses open, sometimes covered, and sometimes very lush, hairstyles