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Minimalistic sea

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Source: Moscow Government – Moscow Government –

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The Atmosphere Cultural Center will host a master class on creating the painting "Minimalist Sea."

Participants will be asked to abandon the detailed manner of depicting the sea in favor of a laconic image.

The class will involve experimenting with texture using texture paste. The organizers note that each participant's final work will be unique and can be used as an interior design element.

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An affirmation painting in anticipation of March 8th

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The Atmosphere Cultural Center will host a master class on creating an affirmation painting, timed to coincide with March 8th.

Participants are invited to paint a self-portrait, supplementing it with symbols and text messages that are meaningful to them.

The organizers note that the class will discuss self-esteem and inner beauty. If participants are having trouble choosing an affirmation, they can choose one at random.

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Only Tanya is left

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At Nikita Mikhalkov's Workshop "12" Theatre, actors from the Experimental Drama Theatre of the Chuvash Republic will present the play "Tanya is Left Alone."

This is a chronicle of the most difficult days of the siege of Leningrad, told through the lives of the children who remained in the city. The story follows the coming-of-age of four friends who try to defend their beloved city and preserve a piece of their childhood, which is slipping away with each explosion, preserving their touching friendship against the backdrop of horrific events. It's a child's perspective on the monstrous military actions of bygone years. The play is based on documentary evidence and interviews with eyewitnesses of the siege of Leningrad.

Duration: one hour 40 minutes with intermission.

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King Lear

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At Nikita Mikhalkov's Workshop 12 Theatre, actors from the Chuvash State Puppet Theatre will present the play "King Lear" based on the play by William Shakespeare.

The production depicts the tragic family story of King Lear, who, in his declining years, after years of bearing the weight of unlimited power, his own grandeur, and his unwavering influence over his family and subjects, decides to retire. King Lear, with his own hands, destroys everything that was once dear to him and the meaning of his life. He is left without a kingdom, without a family. Realization comes to him, but too late, when nothing can be undone.

By turning to the work of the great English classic and his immortal tragedy – the family saga of King Lear – the director of the play calls for an important conversation about life and its enduring values.

The performance involves puppets combined with dramatic theatre acting.

Duration: one hour 15 minutes.

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On the eve of March 8, Mikhail Mishustin congratulated women on the upcoming holiday – International Women's Day.

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Source: Government of the Russian Federation – Government of the Russian Federation –

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The Prime Minister met with women – deputy prime ministers, heads of ministries and departments, and representatives of the government apparatus.

Opening remarks by Mikhail Mishustin:

I'd like to start somehow informally.

On the eve of March 8, Mikhail Mishustin congratulated women on the upcoming holiday – International Women's Day.

16 hours ago

Fellow women! You all look so beautiful today. And I want to congratulate you with all my heart on the upcoming International Women's Day – March 8th.

This holiday is our favorite. All men prepare for it. Of course, they start with their mothers and grandmothers. Then they congratulate their wives, sisters, daughters, and granddaughters.

A woman, no matter what her role, always preserves and increases the warmth of the family.

A woman, if forced to choose, will always choose her family, but at work, you are the most responsible, the wisest, the most careful, the most hardworking. And of course, when we work together, we look to you as an example.

All of you represented here now work in the civil service, occupying high positions. It's very difficult, and it's difficult to combine it with family. But you do it with great dignity.

In these difficult times for our country, you are bearing this burden with great dignity and professionalism. I won't even mention the pandemic, the unprecedented sanctions, or the challenges that remain. We are working together, shoulder to shoulder, and fighting them. Relying on women is a wonderful gift we men have been given. And I want to take this opportunity once again to express my enormous gratitude to you, including for your work.

The civil service is largely dominated by women, which is wonderful, in some departments even more than 80%.

I want to wish you warmth, family first and foremost, and attention, which I'm absolutely sure will be even greater on March 8th. And all the best to your families, so that you have time to spend with your loved ones.

It's a truly warm holiday. My heart always feels warm at this time. And through you, I want to wholeheartedly congratulate all the women of our country—all the grandmothers, mothers, sisters, wives, and granddaughters—on March 8th.

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Financial news: NSD launched the Corporate Information Center.

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The National Settlement Depository (NSD, part of the Moscow Exchange Group) has launched the Corporate Information Center (CIC)—a unified hub for collecting, normalizing (standardizing and translating), and distributing corporate data on Russian issuers and financial instruments. This is a strategic step by the Moscow Exchange Group aimed at solving a fundamental market problem: eliminating the need to manually collect disparate, often inconsistent data from multiple sources, cleanse it, and keep it up-to-date.

The service is aimed at professional financial market participants and corporate clients and will reduce operational costs and risks associated with information processing, as well as significantly improve the quality and speed of investment and management decisions.

The CCI creates a single consolidated register for all Russian instruments and issuers, preserving historical data and providing machine-readable access to this data for market participants' internal automation systems. This allows the CCI to be used as a "golden source" of reference data and corporate information for professional participants' trading and risk departments, as well as for reporting and regulatory compliance.

Users already have access to issuer and security ratings, financial statements under international standards, and accounting statements under Russian standards. According to NSD analysts, IFRS and RAS reporting data offers the most comprehensive coverage of companies in the market for similar data, and is updated quickly—from four hours after official disclosure.

In addition to financial information, the service provides online data on corporate actions (dividends, coupons, corporate events) and relationships and affiliates for over 2,000 companies. The directory contains data on over 22,000 securities issues, an IR calendar for over 400 companies, and directories for over 34,000 companies with daily updates.

The CCI's deep integration with official sources and the entire Moscow Exchange Group infrastructure guarantees the reliability, timeliness, and completeness of information. This allows clients to build complex risk models, generate reports, and develop analytical solutions using a single, reliable source.

Pavel Erykalov, Director of Information Services at NSD:

"By launching the Corporate Information Center, NSD is strengthening its role as a key provider of data and technological infrastructure for the market. We are creating not just a service, but a standard for the quality and accessibility of corporate information. Our expertise in processing and normalizing large data sets, coupled with our integration with the exchange ecosystem, allows us to offer the market a truly benchmark product. Today, we focus on core solutions for the professional community, but our strategic goal is to become the primary source of reliable data for all market participants, including end investors."

Data access is provided via API, HTTP, Trade Radar, and other Moscow Exchange Group products, allowing you to choose the most convenient way to obtain information.

NSD has the status of a central depository*, registered on June 27, 1996. NSD is recognized by the Bank of Russia as a systemically important settlement depository and a systemically important repository. NSD's payment system has the status of systemically and nationally important.

Detailed information on the activities of the NSD is available on the website www.nsd.ru.

*The status of central depository was assigned to NSD by Order of the Russian Federal Financial Markets Service dated 06.11.2012 No. 12-2761/PZ-I. License No. 045-12042-000100 dated 19 February 2009 for a professional participant in the securities market to carry out depository operations, issued by the Russian Federal Financial Markets Service. License No. 3294 dated 4 August 2016 for banking operations, issued by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. License No. 045-00004-000010 dated 20 December 2012 for clearing operations, issued by the Russian Federal Financial Markets Service. License No. 045-01 dated 28 December 2016 for repository operations, issued by the Bank of Russia.

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Marat Khusnullin: The A.F. Tsyb Medical Radiological Research Center's clinic building has been commissioned in Obninsk.

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Source: Government of the Russian Federation – Government of the Russian Federation –

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In Obninsk, a new building for the A.F. Tsyb Medical Radiological Research Center, a branch of the Russian Ministry of Health's Medical Research Center for Radiology, was opened after renovation. Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin announced this.

"Many medical institutions require infrastructure upgrades and equipment modernization. Renovations and reconstructions create comfortable conditions for patients and staff, as well as introduce new treatment technologies. For example, in Obninsk, the A.F. Tsyb Medical Radiological Research Center's clinic building was reopened after renovation. This is one of the leading institutions in the development and application of high-tech radiological diagnostic and treatment methods for cancer patients," said Marat Khusnullin.

The total area of the facility is over 7,500 square meters. The building has already been equipped with modern technological equipment.

"The facility was implemented as part of the capital construction project register, part of the comprehensive state program 'Construction,' overseen by the Russian Ministry of Construction. The 70-bed clinic includes four modern operating rooms, a ward unit for high-dose chemotherapy and bone marrow transplants, research offices, staff quarters, a therapy department, and other facilities," said Deputy Minister of Construction, Housing, and Utilities Yuri Gordeyev.

The Tsyb Clinic employs highly qualified specialists skilled in all modern cancer treatment methods, including radiation, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted therapy.

"Considerable attention was paid to ensuring comfortable conditions for patients and staff at the medical center during the project's development. The building features energy-efficient exterior walls, windows, and roofing. All entrances to the clinic are equipped with heated vestibules. Furthermore, the surrounding area has been fully landscaped. Trees have been planted, benches installed, turf laid, and new lighting installed," said Karen Oganesyan, CEO of the Unified Customer Production and Consulting Company.

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Financial news: 05.03.2026, 11-07 (Moscow time) the values of the upper limit of the price corridor and the range of market risk assessment for the security RU000A0JUKX4 (DOM.RF30ob) were changed.

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March 5, 2026

11:07

In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and deposit market of PJSC Moscow Exchange by the NCC (JSC) on 05.03.2026, 11-07 (Moscow time), the values of the upper limit of the price corridor (up to 110.07) and the range of market risk assessment (up to 1152.66 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 12.5%) of the security RU000A0JUKX4 (DOM.RF30ob) were changed.

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Financial news: Gold trading volume on the Moscow Exchange quadrupled in February.

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Systematic gold trading volume on the Moscow Exchange's precious metals market in February 2026 increased almost fourfold compared to February of the previous year, reaching 33.7 tonnes in swap transactions and 9.7 tonnes in spot transactions. In rubles, the volume increased more than fivefold, reaching 537.3 billion rubles.

The volume of silver trading (swap and spot) in February increased sevenfold and amounted to 64.5 tons (13.9 billion rubles), platinum – almost threefold, to 333 kg (1.9 billion rubles), palladium – 3.4 times, to 274 kg (1.2 billion rubles).

The number of transactions on the Moscow Exchange precious metals market in February tripled year-on-year and exceeded 450,000.

In February, private investors were most active in silver trading in the precious metals market, accounting for over 58% of all transactions. Individuals accounted for 4% of gold trading, 48% of platinum trading, and 43% of palladium trading.

The number of individuals who conducted transactions on the Moscow Exchange precious metals market in February 2026 increased by 22% compared to the previous year and amounted to 45.8 thousand.

The total trading volume on the precious metals market last month amounted to 554.3 billion rubles (swap and spot transactions in systemic mode).

Prices on the Moscow Exchange precious metals market are used to calculate the Moscow Exchange Refined Gold Index. RUGOLD, as well as for gold fixing GOLDFIXME, which is used as the strike price for cash-settled ruble gold futures contracts and premium options on this metal. The RUGOLD index is the first commodity indicator, included in the register of the Bank of Russia.

On precious metals market Moscow Exchange investors can trade gold, silver, platinum, and palladium, backed by physical metal in a vault. Trading and settlement are conducted in rubles through the National Clearing Center, a central counterparty, allowing participants to take advantage of a modern risk management system and secure settlements. Precious metals are delivered anonymously to the metal accounts of clearing participants.

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The qualifying round of the international engineering championship CASE-IN was held at the Polytechnic University.

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On March 5, 2026, the qualifying round of the CASE-IN international engineering championship in the "Architecture, Design, Construction, and Housing and Utilities" category was held at the Institute of Civil Engineering of Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University. The championship is supported by the presidential platform "Russia – Land of Opportunity" and is included in the "Science of Winning" initiative of the Decade of Science and Technology in Russia.

Marina Petrochenko, Director of the Civil Engineering Institute, and Yuri Lazarev, Director of the Higher School of Industrial, Civil, and Road Construction, opened the qualifying round with welcoming remarks, wishing the teams a successful defense and creative ideas.

The selection stage task called for the development of a concept for a multifunctional residential complex with underground parking and integrated Comfort-class non-residential premises, with a total area of 22,000 m², within the existing urban development of a city with a population of 400,000 to 500,000. Metropolis LLC, a leading Russian architectural and construction design firm, initiated and acted as the strategic partner for the "Architecture, Design, Construction, and Housing and Utilities" project.

Nine student teams from the Civil Engineering Institute, divided into groups of 5-7 people, participated in the championship. Over the course of three hours, participants developed comprehensive design solutions, including master plans and massing, architectural and structural solutions, electrical, water, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, as well as fire safety and energy efficiency measures.

The expert committee included representatives of the Civil Engineering Institute: senior lecturers Alexandra Zatsepina and Ekaterina Nedviga of the Higher School of Public Administration and Control (HSPCG), assistants Yulia Mordovkina and Yuri Nosov of the Higher School of Public Administration and Control (HSPCG), associate professor Stanislav Dyakov, and associate professor Olesya Averianova of the Higher School of Public Administration and Control (HSPCG). Representatives of Metropolis LLC included lead architect Diana Batayeva, head of the HVAC group Alexander Kanatov, and chief project designer Nikolai Novikov.

The "polyForma" team took first place. The team included Vera Zorina, Elizaveta Kotarskaya, Nikita Anisimov, Anton Smotrin, Alexander Kolosov, Polina Shirokova, and Ilya Kazinsky. The team's mentor was Anna Korotkova, senior lecturer at the Institute of Strategic Studies' Higher School of Industrial, Civil, and Road Construction.

The MonArchi team took second place. The team included Olga Zamaraeva, Karina Kambulatova, Valeria Cherentaeva, Svetlana Trubitsyna, Alexey Muromsky, Nikita Lapshin, and Alexander Shumailov. The team was mentored by Philipp Shkolyar, Associate Professor at the Institute of Strategic Studies' Graduate School of Industrial, Civil, and Road Construction.

Team Entazis won bronze. Representing them were Ilya Erokhin, Grigory Rytov, Alisa Katelevskaya, Anna Potekhina, Matvey Andreev, Anna Nagovitsyna, and Fyodor Nebabin. The team's mentor was Galina Bardina, senior lecturer at the Institute of Industrial, Civil, and Road Construction (ISI).

At the CASE-IN championship finals, which will take place this May in Moscow, students from the "polyForma" team will not only present their final solutions to the expert community but will also have the opportunity to introduce themselves to Russia's best employers.

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