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The I.S. Turgenev Library and Reading Room will host a lecture entitled "The Physical Nature of Events. Words as Instruments of Creation," dedicated to modern concepts of quantum physics and quantum information.

Participants will become familiar with the basic principles of quantum physics, learn about the role of words in quantum information theories, the physical mechanisms by which ideas are transformed into material reality, and the potential for practical application of this knowledge in everyday life.

The lecture will be given by radiophysics engineer Alexander Shilov.

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The A.P. Gaidar Central City Children's Library will host a workshop dedicated to papercrafting and Penguin Awareness Day.

Participants will learn the basics of papercraft and create a 3D model of an emperor penguin, the largest member of the penguin family. This activity will help develop creative thinking and fine motor skills, as well as learn more about the role of penguins in nature and explore popular science and fiction books about them from the library's collection.

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A unique themed train, dedicated to Veliky Novgorod and the Novgorod region as a whole, has arrived on the Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya metro line. Passengers will be able to take an interactive express tour of the region and learn about the key stages of its development.

"Following Sergei Sobyanin's instructions, we are constantly collaborating with other regions of Russia, including launching themed metro trains. The new train is dedicated to the Novgorod Region, the center of our Rus'. This is the 30th themed train to open its doors to passengers this year, and the sixth dedicated to the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. Such projects promote domestic tourism and strengthen interregional ties," noted the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

Maxim Liksutov.

Each train carriage introduces Muscovites and tourists to individual chapters of the Novgorod Region's rich history and contemporary life. Passengers will be able to trace its development from the early days of Russian statehood to the present day.

More than 50 historical facts are dedicated to key stages, including the Great Patriotic War and the exploits of Novgorodians during those years.

Passengers will also experience the region's vibrant cultural life, including music, theatre, and food festivals, historical reenactments, and sporting competitions that annually bring together guests from Russia and other countries.

The train will run on the Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya line for six months.

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The Moscow government has adopted decisions on the comprehensive development of underutilized non-residential land with a total area of 17.64 hectares in various districts of the capital. These sites are currently occupied by warehouses, abandoned buildings, and other outdated structures.

The redeveloped sites are planned to be used for the construction of approximately 340,000 square meters of residential real estate for the renovation program, as well as buildings for Mosvodokanal JSC, technology parks, and other industrial facilities. The corresponding decrees were signed by Sergei Sobyanin.

The redeveloped sites, with a total area of 8.85 hectares, are located in the Solntsevo and Novo-Peredelkino districts in the western part of Moscow at the following addresses: Sholokhova Street, Buildings 1, 1a, and Rodnikovaya Street, Building 7, Building 22, between Borovskoye and Kievskoye Highways. The sites have a potential development potential of 167,000 square meters of real estate, including technology parks and other industrial facilities with a total area of 27,000 square meters.

In the Lyublino and Maryino districts in the southeast of the capital, plots totaling five hectares have been allocated for redevelopment. They are located at 8 Krasnodonskaya Street and 11 Pererva Street, Building 24 (near Lyublinskaya and Nizhnie Polya Streets). The plots have a potential development potential of 88,100 square meters, including a 7,600 square meter building for Mosvodokanal JSC.

In the Ochakovo-Matveyevskoye district in the western part of Moscow, land plots totaling 2.45 hectares are being redeveloped at 40 Natashi Kovshovoy Street and 18 Ozernaya Street (near Ochakovo station on the fourth Moscow Central Diameter). The plots have a potential development capacity of 75,300 square meters.

In the Donskoy District in the south of Moscow, a 0.71-hectare site at 10 Zagorodnoye Shosse (near the intersection with 4th Zagorodny Proyezd and the Moscow Central Circle tracks) is being redeveloped. This site offers potential for the construction of 24,500 square meters of real estate.

In the Brateevo district in the south of Moscow, plots totaling 0.63 hectares have been allocated for redevelopment at the following addresses: Brateevskaya Street, Building 8, Block 1, and Building 18, Block 1 (opposite), near the Alma-Atinskaya metro station. The area has an urban development potential of 19,600 square meters.

In total, the implementation of these integrated territorial development projects will create approximately one thousand new jobs.

As of December 23, 2025, the Moscow Government has approved and is implementing 160 integrated development projects covering a total area of approximately 1,600 hectares. These initiatives plan to construct over 31 million square meters of real estate, creating over 350,000 jobs.

Almost 1.7 thousand hectares of city territory will be improved thanks to the KRT programThe implementation of 60 KRT projects is planned to be completed in the capital by the end of 2030.

The KRT project in the Basmanny district

Additionally, a comprehensive development project for a 1.23-hectare site in the Basmanny District was approved. The site to be redeveloped is located at Nizhnyaya Krasnoselskaya Street, Building 35, Buildings 1a, 52, 58, 59, and 60, near the intersection with Olkhovskaya Street. It is currently occupied by outdated retail and other facilities.

The site's urban development potential amounts to 59,400 square meters of real estate, which will allow for the creation of a modern public and business complex with offices, bank branches, shops, cafes, and restaurants. The project will create approximately 1,700 jobs.

As of December 23, 2025, the Moscow Government has approved and is implementing 160 integrated development projects covering approximately 1,600 hectares, with plans to construct over 31 million square meters of real estate. This will create over 350,000 jobs.

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The Moscow government has approved three transport infrastructure development projects. The corresponding decrees were signed Sergei Sobyanin.

New crossing over the tracks of the fourth Moscow Central Diameter

Thus, on the section between the Novogireevo and Reutov stations, a pedestrian crossing will be built across the tracks of the fourth Moscow Central Diameter (MCD-4).

An overpass approximately 100 meters long will connect residential areas in the Veshnyaki (Ketcherskaya Street) and Novogireevo (Fryazevskaya Street) districts, providing convenient and safe access to numerous educational institutions (schools, the Moscow College of Architecture and Urban Planning, and A.S. Griboyedov Moscow State University), as well as sports facilities (a skate park, the "Academy of Water"), the Museum of Automotive Modernism, and other popular attractions. Elevators will be installed for pedestrians with limited mobility.

Currently, to cross the MCD-4 tracks, local residents must use the crossing at Novogireevo station, located approximately 600 meters from the planned pedestrian crossing.

Transport infrastructure in the former industrial zone "Yuzhny Port"

Furthermore, a land use plan for the construction of transport infrastructure in the former Yuzhny Port industrial zone in Pechatniki has been approved. Plans call for the construction of a Yuzhny Port metro station, which will be part of the Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya Line. Furthermore, the section of the metro line between Pechatniki and Kozhukhovskaya will be reconstructed, and Moscow's second combined highway and metro tunnel, 1.3 kilometers long, with two to three lanes in each direction, will be built. The tunnel will be part of a new highway connecting the Third Ring Road and Lyublinskaya Street.

A similar tunnel was created during the construction of a new section of the Sokolnicheskaya metro line at the intersection of Kaluzhskoye Shosse and the Solntsevo-Butovo-Varshavskoye Shosse highway. It opened in June 2019.

In total, the project will involve the construction and reconstruction of approximately 8.2 kilometers of street and road network, including sections of Yuzhnoportovaya Street, 2nd Yuzhnoportovy Drive, and planned driveways No. 3502, 1423, and others.

For the convenience of city residents, three off-street pedestrian crossings will be built: near house 18, building 1 on 2nd Yuzhnoportovy Proezd, at the intersection of Proektiruyemy Proezd No. 1423 and Yuzhnoportovaya Street, and near the Pechatniki metro station.

The approved planning project is part of a larger project to create the Yuzhny Port-Tekstilshchiki economic activity center. A total of 18.8 million square meters of public, commercial, industrial, and residential buildings are planned for construction on the former Yuzhny Port industrial zone, which occupies approximately 35 percent of the Pechatniki district.

Changes in the Pokrovskoe-Streshnevo district

In addition, a street and road network plan was approved for the Pokrovskoe-Streshnevo district, from Pokhodny Proezd to Skhodnensky Tupik. The project includes the construction and reconstruction of 2.5 kilometers of streets, including the construction of an 86-meter bridge over the Skhodnya River, two lanes in each direction, the reconstruction of existing roads, and the creation of new ones. Furthermore, the roundabout intersection of Trikotazhny Proezd and Proektiruyemy Proezd No. 4060 will be reconstructed.

To service surface urban transit, a terminal station building and a parking and turning area will be constructed. Additionally, additional traffic lights and modern bus shelters will be installed. Pedestrians will benefit from convenient sidewalks and overpasses.

The implementation of the planning project will improve transportation services to residential areas of the Pokrovskoe-Streshnevo district, with a population of over 67,000, and provide convenient access to the Tushinskaya metro station and the Tushinskaya station on the Second Moscow Central Diameter.

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