Relations between Russia and the United States are still in the early stages of normalization, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry.

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Moscow, November 26 (Xinhua) – Russian-American relations are still in the early stages of normalization, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov stated at a press conference.

“Our relations with the United States are still in the early stages of the normalization process, and the overall success of this process is not guaranteed,” noted S. Ryabkov.

According to him, Washington's actions in matters of relations with Moscow are contradictory.

"Despite the current US administration's declared support for restoring dialogue with Russia, as well as the course it has seemingly taken to normalize Russian-American relations, its actions—and we judge them by them—are quite contradictory," the diplomat emphasized.

"We still need to be convinced of the US's willingness to truly respect our fundamental interests and work equally to eliminate the root causes of the current crisis in our relations, as well as fundamental contradictions in the security sphere," the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister said.

Responding to a question about the prospects of the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START), Sergei Ryabkov stated that the global security situation will sharply worsen if the United States does not accept Russia's proposal regarding the START restrictions.

"I would like to emphasize once again the timeliness and validity of our initiative in the post-New START area. If the American side, for whatever reason, rejects it and begins to build up its capabilities in this area, the strategic situation will worsen, tensions will increase, and predictability will be sharply reduced or even completely lost," the Russian Foreign Ministry representative emphasized.

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RUDN University students won prizes at the TaxIn Tashkent-2025 international competition.

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The RUDN University Law Institute team successfully participated in the TaxIn Tashkent 2025 international taxation competition and took third place.

The team included:

Stanislav Ambrosimov, team captain, fourth-year undergraduate student majoring in Jurisprudence, General Profile; Maria Tuteva, fourth-year undergraduate student majoring in Jurisprudence, General Profile; Shokhramakhon Taburov, fourth-year student of the Tajik State University of Finance and Economics, Faculty of Economics and Business.

The consultant was Anton Oleynik, a first-year postgraduate student in the Department of Administrative and Financial Law.

The spirit of adventure and the pursuit of knowledge

Teams from leading universities in Russia and Uzbekistan, who had passed a competitive selection process, participated in the TaxIn Tashkent 2025 competition finals. RUDN University students demonstrated a high level of knowledge during the qualifying rounds.

According to the students, the preparation, although grueling, was rewarding, as they received and studied a vast amount of information. This was in part thanks to their consultant, Anton Oleynik. Incidentally, he himself participated in the 2024 competition and knew exactly what students could expect in Tashkent.

"The competition offers opportunities to showcase not only your knowledge but also your creative approach to problem solving. Last year I was a participant, this year I'm a consultant, and I can confidently say that the spirit of adventure and the pursuit of new knowledge hasn't weakened, but rather intensified and seems to have taken root in my heart. Experienced lawyers with expertise in international tax law, creative students eager to learn, and sunny Tashkent—all of this creates an excellent environment for new opportunities, connections, and broadening one's horizons," says Anton Oleynik.

Protection of memoranda

The competition consisted of two stages. In the first stage, teams prepared written positions (memoranda) for the taxpayer and the tax authority based on the assigned task. Based on the evaluation of their memoranda, the best teams advanced to the in-person rounds of the competition. The in-person rounds were organized in the form of a court hearing. Here, teams defended their written positions for the plaintiff (taxpayer) and the defendant (tax authority) before a panel of judges. For example, a case was presented in which a company challenged additional tax assessments in court based on an on-site tax audit report.

As Maria Tutaeva notes, participation in the competition contributed to her professional growth.

"Appearing before judges, including the leadership of the Federal Tax Service and the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation, helped me overcome my stage fright. I learned to control myself and suppress my panic. This was necessary to focus and express my point of view on the judges' questions and the opponents' positions. I especially remember the moments when we were presented with our opponents' positions. We studied and analyzed their arguments, after which the entire team developed counterarguments to refute them. I would like to acknowledge the support of the student volunteers from the Tashkent State University of Economics, who assisted us and showed genuine interest in our progress," said Maria Tutaeva.

"I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the competition organizers for the high quality of preparation and impeccable operational support. The event was designed with exceptional professionalism, allowing each participant to reach a new level of competency. For me, participation was a significant growth factor: I developed my skills, expanded my expertise, and gained valuable practical insight. Special thanks to the rector's office for their strategic management of the process, and to the judging panel for their objectivity, thorough evaluation, and high professional standards," says Stanislav Ambrosimov.

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The plays "The Bear" and "The Defenseless Creature"

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The Lyublino Estate Museum invites you to a special theatrical evening featuring performances of "The Bear" and "The Defenseless Creature," based on Anton Chekhov's texts. Guests will be immersed in the atmosphere of an 18th-century aristocratic estate, where the action of two one-act comedies unfolds a century later, across three historic settings: the Pink Drawing Room, the Marble Hall, and the Round Hall.

Audiences will be treated to a new production, "Defenseless Creature," a logical continuation of the already popular "Bear." Both performances will be shown with a single ticket, with an intermission between each performance.

Starring Honored Artist of Russia Elena Olenina, Nikolai Tokarev, and Vladimir Degterenko.

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Neurophysiology of sleep and dreams

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The N.A. Nekrasov Central Universal Scientific Library invites you to a lecture by biologist Anton Terentyev, "Neurophysiology of Sleep and Dreams," as part of the "Vitally Important" lecture series. Participants will learn how the brain controls sleep cycles, why dreams occur, what factors influence their characteristics, and what disorders can interfere with a good night's rest. The lecturer will explain what happens to the nervous system during sleep and how simple habits can improve sleep quality.

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Enchanting images of nature

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The lecture "Enchanting Images of Nature" at the Alexander Shilov Gallery will introduce viewers to the history of landscape painting and its development in Russian painting. Particular attention will be paid to the work of Hero of Labor of the Russian Federation, People's Artist of the USSR, and Academician of the Russian Academy of Arts Alexander Shilov, who continues the traditions of realistic art, combining the past and present in his paintings and imbuing his landscapes with profound philosophical meaning. Following the lecture, guests will be treated to a free tour of the exhibition.

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V Model UN at the State University of Management: Resolution adopted, best delegates selected

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The fifth Model UN scientific and business game was held at the State University of Management. The agenda focused on the topical issue of "Forming an Inclusive and Sustainable Global Economy in the Context of Technological Transformation."

This year, the event was attended by students from GUU, the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia named after Patrice Lumumba (RUDN), and the State Academic University for the Humanities (GAUGN), as well as students from the Letovo School and the GUU Pre-University.

Professor Nikolai Omelchenko, Head of the Department of Public Administration and Political Technologies, and Anton Vorobyov, Associate Professor of the Department, addressed the audience with welcoming remarks.

Participants in the scientific and business game played the roles of representatives from various United Nations member countries and discussed global issues related to the meeting's main theme. Following the meeting, a final resolution was adopted and the best delegates were selected.

The winner in the "Best Delegate" category was Maxim Prudnikov from the State University of Humanities, and the title of "Most Constructive Delegate" was awarded to Roman Ashchekin from the same university.

"The most valuable thing for me was the process of working together on the resolution," shared Dmitry Abramov, a student at the State University of Management. "Despite our different positions, we managed to combine our efforts and create a document that takes into account the interests of all parties."

The event was organized by the Department of Public Administration and Political Technologies of the State University of Management.

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Winter Music: From Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" to 20th-Century Seasonal Cycles and Pieces. Instrumental Greetings in the Context of Different Eras

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Children's Library No. 40 will host a concert-lecture from the "Dialogues of the Eras: From Baroque to Jazz" series, entitled "Winter Music: From Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons' to Seasonal Cycles and 20th-Century Pieces." The program will feature works from various styles and periods—from Baroque classics and Romantic miniatures to jazz variations and contemporary music of the 21st century.

Performers: Roman Chistyakov (piano, lecturer) – associate professor, candidate of art history, member of the Union of Composers of Russia, laureate of international competitions and the Moscow Government Prize, as well as Maria Elina (violin) and invited musicians.

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Winter inspiration

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Children's Library No. 40 invites you to a classical music concert, "Winter Inspiration." The program features vocal and instrumental music performed by international competition winner Elena Isaeva (flute, vocals) and pianist Evgenia Kudoi. As part of the "Friends of Music" project, young Moscow virtuosos will take the stage: Angelina Kovalkova and Anna Churakova (flute), Nadezhda Naumova and Anna Karablina (violin), Maria Zaitseva (flute), and Andrei Zaitsev (clarinet).

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Shaping the Future: The 5th Congress of Young Scientists Opens at Sirius

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On November 26, the 5th Congress of Young Scientists opened at the Sirius University of Science and Technology. The forum's events traditionally featured a delegation from SUM: Rector Vladimir Stroyev, Vice Rectors Maria Karelina and Vitaly Lapshenkov, young university scientists, and international graduate and undergraduate students.

The Congress of Young Scientists is a key event of the Decade of Science and Technology, a major platform for dialogue between science, government, and the real economy. It provides an opportunity to jointly review the past year's achievements and serves as a starting point for new ambitious projects. Our delegation has already signed agreements that will mark the beginning of new areas of work and development. A trilateral agreement on cooperation in science and technology, involving young scientists, was signed by Vladimir Stroyev, Rector of the State University of Management, Dmitry Repnikov, Chairman of the Expert Council on International Cooperation in Education and Science under the State Duma Committee on Science and Higher Education, and Ivan Poselsky, Head of the Moscow Division of Promavto Group. Furthermore, a trilateral memorandum on joint work in science and technology was drafted and signed between the State University of Management, the Expert Council, and BUSINESS INTEGRATION SOLUTION.

Vladimir Sipyagin, First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Science and Higher Education, was a guest of honor at the signing ceremony. He emphasized, "The development of science and technology rests on three pillars: education, research, and applied businesses working in the field of new technologies, which is crucial for our country—the companies with whom agreements were signed today. The State Duma platform, which is the expert council, is where proposals from businesses and the educational community are translated into legislative initiatives. I congratulate the participants of today's signings, and I am confident that these collaborations have a bright future ahead, leading to new scientific and practical achievements."

The congress includes events across the business, exhibition, sports, and cultural programs. The business portion traditionally features roundtables, expert sessions, and panel discussions, and also offers participants informal and interactive formats.

First-year graduate student Nguyen Thi Hai Anh shared her expectations for participating in the forum: "I'm very pleased to be participating in the Congress of Young Scientists—the most accomplished scientists and researchers have gathered here. It's a platform for dialogue and discussion of important issues and the search for solutions. I'd like to meet and interact with participants from Southeast Asia, where I'm from, Central Asia, and Africa. I also hope to discover new thoughts and ideas on the issues I'm researching in my dissertation."

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11 people killed, 3 injured in road accident in Philippines

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MANILA, November 26 (Xinhua) — Eleven people were killed and three others were injured, including seriously, when a 10-wheeler truck collided with a passenger van on a highway in the Philippine province of Albay, southeast of Manila, on Wednesday morning, local police said.

According to law enforcement officials, the accident occurred around 9:00 a.m. local time on a highway in the municipality of Camalig.

Video footage of the incident shows a truck traveling at high speed before slamming into a minibus traveling in the opposite direction. There were 14 people inside the minibus.

Among the injured were the truck driver and his assistant. –0–

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