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Financial news: 01/27/2026. Change in parameters of 22 026 011 of the Federal Treasury.

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Application selection parameters;

Application selection date 27.01.2026. Unique application selection identifier 22 026 011. Deposit currency rubles. Funds type – Single Treasury Account. Maximum amount of funds placed on bank deposits, monetary units 410,000,000,000. Placement period, in days 2. Date of depositing funds 27.01.2026. Date of return of funds 29.01.2026. Interest rate for placement of funds (fixed or floating) FIXED. Minimum fixed interest rate for placement of funds, % per annum 15.28. Base floating interest rate for placement of funds – Minimum spread, % per annum – Terms and conditions of concluding a bank deposit agreement (term, replenishable or special) Term. The minimum amount of funds placed for one application, in monetary units, is 1,000,000,000. The maximum number of applications from one credit institution, pcs. 2. Application selection form (Open with random completion, Closed, Open with extension) Open with random completion. Application selection schedule (Moscow time). Venue for application selection: Moscow Exchange. Applications will be accepted from 6:30 PM to 6:40 PM. Applications in preliminary mode from 6:30 PM to 6:35 PM. Applications in competition mode from 6:35 PM to 6:40 PM. Random trading end period (sec.): 120 Bid increment:

Time step (sec.):

Extension period end time:

Formation of a consolidated register of applications from 18:40 to 18:50. Setting the cutoff interest rate and (or) recognizing the selection of applications as unsuccessful from 18:40 to 19:00. Sending an offer to credit institutions to conclude a bank deposit agreement from 19:00 to 19:50. Receipt of acceptance of the offer to conclude a bank deposit agreement from credit institutions from 19:00 to 19:50. The time of deposit transfer in accordance with the requirements of paragraphs 63 and 64 of the Order of the Federal Treasury dated April 27, 2023 No. 10n.

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GUU at KiViN-2026: Our Team in the Major League

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The State University of Management's team "Error 404" advanced to the Major League based on their performance at the 37th International KVN Team Festival "KiViN-2026".

In total, the festival brought together over 600 teams from across Russia and the CIS. Participants included both up-and-coming teams and those already established in various leagues.

Six teams competed in the first management competition, many of which are already familiar to viewers:

"Exiles" "Cheesebor" "Office" "Minimum" "Fields" "Error 404"

During the qualifying rounds, participants demonstrated the results of months of hard work and sleepless nights and received the chance to make a name for themselves and our university throughout the country.

Based on their performances, the "Error 404" team advanced to the KVN Major League, "Fildy" will conquer the First League, and "Kontora" and "Minimum" received increased ratings.

We congratulate the participants on their impressive performances, look forward to supporting them during the games, and wish them continued success in their favorite game!

Subscribe to the "Our GUU" Telegram channel. Publication date: January 27, 2026.

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The State University of Management and the Arab Dream Foundation will open an Arabic Language Study Center.

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On January 27, an Arab delegation visited the State University of Management to conclude a cooperation agreement.

Samah Bashir Abbas, Director of the autonomous non-profit organization for the promotion of the development and dissemination of Arabic language knowledge and familiarization with Arab culture, "Arab Dream," and his deputy, Al-Moghalis Ahmed Abduljalil Mohamed, met with Dmitry Bryukhanov, Acting Rector of the State University of Management, to discuss future collaboration and opportunities for further expansion.

The meeting was also attended by Sergei Karseka, Advisor to the Rector's Office of the State University of Management, Inessa Bogatyreva, Head of the International Cooperation Department, and Konstantin Vinogradov, Head of the International Projects Implementation Department.

The Arab guests noted the importance of establishing cooperation across all areas for friendly countries today and proposed opening an Arabic Language Center at the State University of Management.

"Now is the time to support each other. We want to develop together in a wide variety of areas. We have common interests in both education and science. We are primarily interested in the possibility of establishing Arabic language centers in Russia and Russian language centers in Arab countries. We have already opened such centers in several countries, and this has been a valuable experience," said Samah Bashir Abbas.

Dmitry Bryukhanov agreed that students are eager to learn Arabic, and opening a center for its study would be an excellent start to collaboration.

"Today, Arab countries are friendly to Russia, and many avenues for cooperation between countries and specialists are opening up. Of course, it's more convenient to do this through knowledge of each other's languages. We'll start by launching a continuing professional education program and will work systematically together to open a center and implement other forms of collaboration, including network programs," Dmitry Yuryevich suggested.

The guest was also interested in the possibility of student exchanges, online and offline lectures, the implementation of a double degree program, and advanced training courses for representatives of Arab countries at the State University of Management.

Having concluded their discussions on the key aspects of opening the Arabic Language Study Center with internships in Arab countries, the parties signed a cooperation agreement and agreed to further collaboration within working groups.

Subscribe to the "Our GUU" Telegram channel. Publication date: January 27, 2026.

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Making jewelry with your own hands

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The Moscow Palace of Pioneers on Vorobyovy Gory invites you to a master class on creating ceramic jewelry. Participants will learn sculpting techniques, shaping clay elements and combining them into a single composition, creating texture, working with colored glazes, and preparing the piece for firing.

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The most beautiful Moscow mansions, their owners, and architects in stories and photographs

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Guests are invited to the Petrovsky Travel Palace for a lecture entitled "The Most Beautiful Moscow Mansions, Their Owners and Architects in Stories and Photographs." Elena Krizhevskaya, a photographer, local historian, and author of books about Moscow, will deliver the lecture. The event will take place in the Petrovsky Travel Palace's most striking space—the Round Hall under the dome, decorated with 200-year-old grisaille paintings.

Visitors will learn about Moscow merchants and their homes. These will include the city's most beautiful mansions, built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Elena Krizhevskaya will display photographs of the interiors and building details, and will also tell the stories of the merchants and the construction of their private estates. You will also see interior photographs that the author has never published on her social media.

The story's characters will include the mansions of Igumnov, Zinaida Morozova, the Balins, the Lepeshkins, Derozhinskaya, Krasilshchikova and others.

The palace will be open to event guests starting at 6:00 PM. Half-hour mini-tours of the palace will begin at 6:00 PM and 6:15 PM from Entrance No. 5.

The event's starting point is the palace's northern entrance, checkpoint #5, Left Palace Alley. The entrance is located 50 meters to the left of the main gate. The landmark is the first two towers, with an arch between them.

Address: Leningradsky Prospekt, Building 40, near the Dynamo (city exit #1) and Petrovsky Park (city exit #3) metro stations. Then it's a 7-10-minute walk.

You must have your original passport (or birth certificate for guests under 14). Admission to the grounds is restricted to those who have signed up for the tour; your ticket cannot be shared. Part of the tour takes place outdoors; organizers recommend dressing appropriately for the weather and wearing comfortable shoes.

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RUDN University students shared their success stories

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Every ecologist has their own path, their own orbit, their own mission. Some build careers at major corporations, some make scientific breakthroughs, others educate, inspire, and change consciousness through sports, culture, or social activism. But they all share one thing: a commitment to a sustainable future.

Students and graduates of the RUDN University Institute of Ecology don't just study nature—they shape a sustainable future, already becoming recognized professionals and thought leaders. Their unique and vibrant trajectories, like a mosaic, form a coherent picture of the success of Russian environmental education. In honor of World Environmental Education Day, which took place on January 26, we're sharing the success stories of some of our students.

The path of a leader and strategist

Evgeny Vorozhtsov, a master's student at the Institute of Ecology, has built his work at the intersection of science, state youth policy, and environmental education.

Here are some of his achievements:

Medalist of the "I Am a Professional" Olympiad; 1st place diploma holder of the 4th Open International Internet Ecology Olympiad; member of the Governing Council of the International Club of Sustainable Development Leaders; winner of the Alfa-Bank grant competition; 2nd place in the International Youth Ecological Case Tournament (as part of a team); winner of the international "Ecology is Everyone's Business" award for the creation of two interactive games to teach people about conscious consumption and caring for nature; winner of the 6th All-Russian Case Championship MIR (as part of a team).

The student's competencies were recognized with letters of gratitude from the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation, and the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs.

"Since my undergraduate studies, studies, research, and extracurricular activities have been the foundation of my life. I'm currently working on the federal project "Your Move," implementing competition mechanics across the country, continuing my research in decarbonization, and planning to enroll in graduate school at RUDN University. This is a conscious choice, to which I dedicate all my time. In 2025, I led the "Headmen" program. During the program, students reflected on their experiences participating in the "Your Move, Headman!" competition, co-authored useful materials, and shared their vision for the competition's development in the new season. The students also met with Olga Petrova, Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation," said Evgeny Vorozhtsov.

The path of a scientist and innovator

Svetlana Katruk exemplifies a brilliant research career. She is a regular participant and speaker at international conferences in Russian and English, a finalist in the "Your Move" competition with her "Ecological Workshop" project, a finalist in the Mosoblgaz JSC innovation project competition, and the chair of the RUDN University School of EHS Management.

"The 'Ecological Workshop' project helps student ecologists learn about environmental protection trends and understand how to realize their potential as young professionals. The project included expert workshops from representatives of Clean Arctic, Ecosystem, the Friends of Protected Islands movement, and other environmental leaders. Students also received step-by-step instructions on developing and launching their initiatives," said Svetlana Katruk.

Her research has spanned an impressive geography, from Minin University to the International Winter and Summer Schools on Environmental Safety and Digitalization of Agriculture. She has also distinguished herself as an organizer, leading the international family history festival "GenExpo-2025."

The path of the enlightener and guide

Arina Bessonova is a graduate of the "Live and Create in Russia!" program, winner of the MYVMESTE International Award in the "Mentoring of the Year" category, and an ambassador for the award. She chose the path of environmental education and ideological leadership. Having studied in Ivanovo, Kemerovo, and Moscow, she became an advocate for youth policy values. As a semi-finalist in the "I am a Professional" Olympiad and a participant in the Nevsky International Ecological Congress and the "Earthlings" Forum, Arina actively works to implement formats and projects aimed at environmental conservation.

"For example, I participated in the 14th International Environmental Olympiad of CIS Universities. Together with my team, I developed a project to reclaim a solid waste landfill in the village of Borisovka in the Krasnodar Territory. I also organize battery collection at the university and participate in environmental campaigns and cleanup days," says Arina Bessonova.

The Path of a Creator and a Practitioner: Ekaterina Kostenko, a third-year student, has already received a corporate award from the industrial giant Norilsk Nickel in the "Creators" category. Her community service, which began in school, has now evolved into real-world work incorporating environmental initiatives into company projects and providing career guidance to schoolchildren.

"Being a student leader at RUDN University really helps me develop my leadership skills, which I actively use in my work. I plan to further develop Norilsk Nickel's environmental projects. For example, the environmental marathon 'Poneslos' (Here We Go), where employees and their families work on greening the area, promoting environmental education, and studying biodiversity in the Far North," says Ekaterina Kostenko.

These different, yet so resonant stories confirm that environmental education at RUDN University is not a narrow specialization, but a universal foundation for leadership in any field. It is an opportunity to speak the language of science with business, the language of projects with the government, and the language of values with the entire world.

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Financial news: 01/27/2026, 17-07 (Moscow time) the values of the upper limit of the price corridor and the range for assessing market risks for security RU000A0JT403 (VEB.RF 18) were changed.

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January 27, 2026

17:07

In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and deposit market of PJSC Moscow Exchange by the National Credit Center (JSC) on January 27, 2026, 17:07 (Moscow time), the values of the upper limit of the price corridor (up to 111.13) and the range of market risk assessment (up to 1226.91 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 12.5%) of the security RU000A0JT403 (VEB.RF 18) were changed.

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Financial news: Discrete auction of SAREP securities held.

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SAREP

SaratEn-up

As of 16:41:00, the current price was 0.467 rubles. (Deviation – 21.30%).

There was an increase of 20.00% or more within 5 minutes in a row in the current share price from the closing price of the previous trading day (0.385 rubles).

In the Main Trading Mode T, a discrete auction (DA) will be held from 16:45:00.

In other non-addressed trading modes during the DA period, trading is conducted in accordance with the established regulations.

The end of the DA and resumption of trading at 17:15:00.

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Not one step back!

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Library No. 202 will host a military history conference dedicated to the end of the Battle of Stalingrad. Participants will discuss the importance of preserving the memory of this event and its significance for our country.

The event will be chaired by Boris Sokolov, a member of the Moscow branch of the Russian Military Historical Society, and Yulia Kiriy, chair of the Fili-Davydkovo District Veterans Council. Veterans, youth movement representatives, and school-based Young Army members and their mentors will participate in the conference.

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Meeting with poet Mikhail Lukashevich

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The A.P. Gaidar Central City Children's Library will host a meeting with writer and poet Mikhail Lukashevich. He will present his new books, "Butterflies" and "Birds," from the "Little Erudite" series.

At the meeting, Mikhail Lukashevich will read poems to the children and show videos featuring interesting moments in the lives of birds and butterflies. An audio quiz is also planned, during which visitors will be asked to guess which bird is the most skilled singer based on the sounds of nature. Children will learn how to easily distinguish a magpie from a crow, which butterfly can fly across the sea, and which is named after an ancient Greek god.

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