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D. Trump threatened Iran with a massive strike in the event of a repeat attack on Qatar.

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WASHINGTON, March 19 (Xinhua) — If Iran attacks Qatar again, the US military will blow up Iran's South Pars gas field, US President Donald Trump warned in a post on Truth Social on Wednesday.

Trump's statement came after Iran struck Qatari liquefied natural gas facilities in retaliation for an Israeli strike on Wednesday on Iran's South Pars natural gas field in the Persian Gulf, which it shares with Doha.

“The United States knew nothing about this attack, and Qatar was not involved in it in any way and had no idea that it would happen,” said Donald Trump.

“Israel will no longer attack the vital and valuable South Pars gas field unless Iran makes the unwise decision to attack Qatar again,” the American president noted.

If Iran attacks Qatar again, “the United States of America, with or without Israel’s help and consent, will blow up the South Pars gas field with a force the likes of which Iran has never seen before,” Trump added. –0–

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All the ancient Xizang manuscripts from Dunhuang, kept in Britain and France, have been published in full

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By the end of 2025, 20 years since the project's inception in 2005, the complete collection, printing, and publication of the "Xizang Manuscripts from Dunhong and the Western Region in the British Library" and "Xizang Manuscripts from Dunhong in the National Library of France" series were completed. This project was carried out jointly by Northwest University for Nationalities and the Shanghai Ancient Book Publishing House, along with the British Library and the National Library of France, respectively. Now, these valuable ancient manuscripts, once outside of China, are being returned to their historical homeland in the form of high-quality facsimile editions.

According to Cairan, professor and director of the Institute of Overseas Ethnic Documents at Northwest University for Nationalities, the total number of volumes of ancient Xizang manuscripts from Dunhuang held in the UK and France is 61. Of these, 35 volumes of "Xizang Manuscripts from Dunhuang in the National Library of France," containing over 28,000 high-quality facsimile images, were fully published in 2021. The 26 volumes of "Xizang Manuscripts from Dunhuang and the Western Region in the British Library" were fully published in 2025.

It is noted that in 2005, Northwest University for Nationalities signed an agreement with the Shanghai Ancient Book Publishing House to jointly prepare and publish the aforementioned collections. That same year, the university specifically established the Institute of Overseas Ethnic Documents, responsible for the preparation for publication and research of the Xizang manuscripts from Dunhuang held abroad.

Zhaxi Danzhen, a professor at Northwest University for Nationalities, noted that the research team, through a comprehensive and systematic collection of relevant documents, carried out the attribution of each of these extensive and fragmentary texts, completing their identification and naming in Chinese and Xizang.

The Dunhuang Xizang manuscripts are the oldest known Xizang texts on paper. Their contents encompass Buddhist canons, historical works, written treaties, administrative documents, legal codes, and many other areas relating to the history, politics, economics, and culture of Xizang. They represent invaluable historical resources for studying the history and culture of the Tubo Kingdom (633-842). The collections from Great Britain and France are the most comprehensive and possess the highest academic value, and are rightfully considered primary sources for the study of Xizang history and culture.

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At the end of March, SPbGASU will host a major scientific week.

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In the last week of March, three major scientific events of national (all-Russian) scale will take place at the Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering.

Representatives of the scientific community, government agencies, industrial partners, as well as young scientists and researchers, graduate students, undergraduate, specialist, and master's students will participate in the conferences.

Prospects of Modern Construction

March 23–26. IV National (All-Russian) Scientific and Technical Conference "Prospects of Modern Construction". The event will provide a platform for discussing current scientific research and practical solutions in modern construction, as well as for exchanging experiences between representatives of the scientific community, education, and the construction industry. The conference organizing committee is headed by Andrey Nikulin, Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering at St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, PhD in Engineering, and Associate Professor.

The key objectives of the conference are to present new ideas, approaches, and methods for scientific research in the field of modern construction, discuss the results of the scientific work of young scientists, develop professional communications in the research community, and exchange best practices in construction production.

The event will feature plenary and sectional sessions devoted to current areas of construction science and practice, including architectural and construction structures, geotechnics, reinforced concrete and masonry structures, metal and timber structures, construction management, structural mechanics, building materials and construction production technologies, and technosphere safety issues.

"Modern technologies in engineering systems and urban management"

March 23–27. III National (All-Russian) Scientific and Practical Conference "Modern Technologies in Engineering Systems and Urban Management"The conference will focus on current research and innovative solutions in engineering systems and urban management, as well as the exchange of scientific and practical experience between young researchers. The chair of the organizing committee is Dmitry Ulrikh, Dean of the Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Urban Management at St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Doctor of Engineering Sciences, and Associate Professor.

The main goal of the event is to present and discuss modern scientific research carried out by students and young scientists, as well as to popularize research and innovation activities among students.

The conference will feature breakout sessions on key industry topics, including water use and ecology, geodesy and cadastres, information technology and mathematical modeling, building physics, electric power and electrical engineering, as well as heat and gas supply and ventilation.

"Reconstruction and restoration of architectural heritage"

March 24–27. VI National (All-Russian) scientific and practical conference with international participation "Reconstruction and restoration of architectural heritage". The conference has been held annually since 2016 and brings together specialists to discuss current issues in the preservation of cultural heritage sites and the historical environment.

The event will bring together scientists, architects, restorers, representatives of educational institutions and cultural heritage protection agencies, as well as experts from organizations performing restoration work and producing specialized materials. The organizing committee is headed by Evgeny Korolev, Research Project Manager at SPbGASU.

The key topics of the conference will include the preservation and restoration of cultural heritage sites, engineering aspects of adapting architectural monuments for modern use, practical restoration practices and the use of modern materials, as well as training specialists and developing professional education in the field of restoration. In particular, experts will be introduced to a new training program at SPbGASU, which is being launched in the Faculty of Civil Engineering under the program 08.03.01. Construction: "Restoration of Buildings and Structures – Engineering Restoration."

The conference's business program will also include thematic sections, master classes, a roundtable discussion on St. Petersburg's industrial heritage, and tours of restoration sites.

Publication of materials

Following the events, it is planned to publish collections of scientific articles indexed in the Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI).

The best works will be selected by the scientific committee for consideration of the possibility of their publication in scientific journals of SPbGASU recommended by the Higher Attestation Commission.

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TK "Motion Technology" evaluated the flagship KAMAZ-54901

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One of the largest FTL transport companies, Technology of Movement, successfully completed a test run of the KAMAZ-54901 vehicle.

A KAMAZ-54901 tractor unit, the latest generation K5, served in a transport company's fleet for a month. The truck was used to deliver dairy products from Moscow to Rubtsovsk (Altai Krai). During the test run, the truck covered nearly 30,000 km.

"The vehicle left a positive impression. The cabin is warm, and even at low temperatures outside, a comfortable microclimate is maintained. The truck has good road holding, holds firmly on the highway, and doesn't sway on uneven surfaces or mountain passes, while the steering doesn't lurch or pull to one side. The engine is powerful: the vehicle climbs well and allows for effortless overtaking. I'd also like to highlight the advanced cabin interior and the large multimedia screen, which looks modern and functional," said Evgeny Teterin, driver for the Technology of Movement transport company, following the trip.

It's worth noting that Tekhnologiya Dvizheniya (Motion Technology) has its own "Long-Haul School," where new drivers are trained in fuel-efficient driving and proper vehicle operation. According to its director, Alexander Novikov, the KAMAZ-54901 truck tractor has become significantly more modern than its predecessors. "The controls have become more responsive, and the engine brake and cruise control function correctly. Overall, the truck feels more comfortable to drive on the highway, and it handles long haul routes with confidence. Almost all of our drivers note that the KAMAZ-54901 is significantly different from previous generations of KAMAZ trucks," noted Alexander Novikov.

The KAMAZ-54901 is equipped with a new KAMAZ-910.52–460 (Euro 5) engine with a displacement of 13 liters, a power output of 482 hp, and a torque of 2,403 Nm. The use of modern, high-tech design solutions has increased the service interval to 120,000 km and the engine life to 1.5 million km, while reducing fuel consumption by 10% compared to previous-generation vehicles. The KAMAZ-54901 truck is equipped with a new 12-speed robotic transmission, featuring low noise and high efficiency, reducing fuel consumption.

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E. Macron called for an end to attacks on civilian infrastructure in the Middle East

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Paris, March 19 (Xinhua) — French President Emmanuel Macron called on social media on Thursday for an immediate end to attacks on civilian infrastructure, particularly energy and water facilities, during the current war with Iran.

He reported that he had spoken with US President Donald Trump and Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani following the strikes on gas production facilities in Iran and Qatar. Macron noted that it is in everyone's interest to immediately impose a moratorium on such strikes.

He stressed that civilians and their basic needs, as well as the security of energy supplies, must be protected from military escalation.

Qatar's Interior Ministry and state-owned QatarEnergy said on Wednesday that the industrial city of Ras Laffan was hit by rocket fire, causing widespread fires and damage.

Earlier that day, the Israeli Air Force struck Iran's largest natural gas production facility in the south of the country. Israeli state television channel Kan TV News reported that the strike was carried out in coordination with the US administration.

Following the strike, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issued an evacuation warning for several oil facilities in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar. –0–

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Iran's president condemned attacks on the country's energy infrastructure.

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Tehran, March 19 (Xinhua) — Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian strongly condemned the US and Israeli attacks on the country's energy infrastructure on social media on Wednesday.

Airstrikes were previously carried out on part of the South Pars gas field in southern Iran.

According to the president, such “aggressive actions” will complicate the situation and “can lead to uncontrollable consequences, the scale of which could engulf the entire world.”

That same day, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf condemned the attacks on social media, calling them suicidal for the enemy. "The 'eye for an eye' principle has come into effect, and the confrontation has reached a new level," he noted.

Earlier that day, Iranian state media reported that natural gas production facilities associated with the South Pars offshore field had been attacked. Israeli media, citing anonymous sources, reported that the country's air force carried out the strike.

On February 28, Israel and the United States launched joint strikes on Tehran and several other Iranian cities, killing Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, along with senior military commanders and civilians. Iran retaliated by attacking Israeli and American interests in the Middle East with missiles and drones.

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A new space for study: an electronic reading room has opened in the main building of the State University of Management.

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A new electronic reading room has opened in the Main Academic Building of the State University of Management.

The space is designed specifically for students and faculty seeking to deepen their knowledge and immerse themselves in engaging scientific research.

The space is equipped with comfortable furniture, convenient workstations with computers, and soft lighting. Qualified staff will help you find the information you need and navigate the online resources.

The scientific library offers electronic resources for productive study and scientific research:

Electronic library systems; electronic library of dissertations and abstracts of the Russian State Library; electronic versions of scientific journals (IVIS, eLibrary); the Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI) database and the SCIENCE INDEX information and analytical system; Antiplagiat; ConsultantPlus.

Particular attention is paid to educational accessibility for individuals with disabilities. All necessary electronic resources are presented in formats adapted to the needs of users. For individuals with visual impairments, the electronic library systems offer:

An adapted version of the website for the visually impaired with additional tools for increasing text size, choosing color schemes, and adjusting kerning, which improve accessibility without the need for third-party assistive technologies; a dedicated audiobook section; downloadable PDF fragments can be uploaded to audio players or copied to any device for comfortable reading, and can also be used with audio programs for voice-over.

We invite everyone to visit the electronic reading room at GU-149 on weekdays from 10:00 to 16:00.

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The NSU badminton team won gold at the regional Universiade!

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Source: Novosibirsk State University –

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The badminton competition for students from higher education institutions in the Novosibirsk Region was held as part of the 49th Universiade. The program included five events: men's and women's singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. Our team demonstrated excellent results for the second year in a row, winning gold medals!

The honor of our university was defended by:

Anastasia Maltseva and Leon Kozeev, FIT

Danil Aleshkov and Igor Grishko, MMF

Anna Stepanova and Sofya Greshnova, EF

We congratulate the athletes and coach Mikhail Khrushchev on their brilliant victory at the 2026 Universiade of Higher Education and wish them continued success!

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The State University of Management will develop educational programs in the field of new technologies for participants of secondary military education and people with disabilities.

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On March 18, a delegation from the A.I. Meshcheryakov Family Center visited the State University of Management to discuss the possibility of concluding a cooperation agreement and implementing joint projects.

The delegation included the head of the center Sergei Zakharov, his deputy Anna Fomina, chief accountant Tatyana Rumyantseva and members of the SVO Pavel Epikhin and Sergei Vasiliev.

GUU Vice-Rector Maria Karelina and university scientists introduced the guests to the university's research departments and modern laboratories, and discussed ongoing projects.

Vladimir Filatov, Director of the University's Engineering Project Management Center, spoke about the State University of Management's Student Design Bureau "Innovative Solutions," presented a project to digitize documentation and parts for an electric train, and shared his experience organizing a virtual design bureau for collaborative networking between several organizations. The scientist emphasized that, given the acute shortage of personnel, especially engineering and design personnel, it is often difficult for a single team to accomplish large-scale enterprise tasks. Thanks to the networking format established by the project team, they were able to attract students from various universities, regardless of their location, and successfully complete the tasks.

Guests were introduced to a major scientific project, the "digital village," which is a support platform for farmers that can help them start their own agricultural businesses, determine the best development path, and find partners. Anna Fomina, Deputy Director of the Family Center, suggested exploring the possibility of expanding the project to the Republic of Kalmykia and developing a demo version for presentation in the republic in the near future.

At the Reverse Engineering Laboratory, Vladimir Filatov demonstrated import substitution technologies and real-world developments: a project to produce bandages, a front-line armored personnel carrier, and the production of spare parts analogs for foreign-made equipment. Sergey Zakharov, Director of the Family Center, noted the high potential of the presented projects and areas of work.

At the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Laboratory at the RosGeoTech Industrial School, guests were introduced to the ongoing projects "ABRIS," "Geomap," and a project on role-based drone swarm control. The CNC Laboratory explained the CNC machine operator training process, working on simulators before transitioning to real-world production control, and the variety of programs already implemented at the laboratory.

At the end of the meeting, representatives of the A.I. Meshcheryakov Family Center discussed prospects for future joint projects with SUM scientists.

"We've identified many interesting areas of collaboration that we can pursue together. Today, our primary focus is on joint programs for our clients. These are primarily participants in the SVO and young people with disabilities who undergo rehabilitation and vocational skills training with us," concluded Sergey Zakharov.

The parties agreed to sign a cooperation agreement to implement joint programs in industrial engineering, CNC machine control, and UAV operations for SVO participants and people with various medical conditions.

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Sergei Sobyanin: VDNKh remains Moscow's largest restoration site

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VDNKh remains Moscow's largest restoration site. In recent years, 42 cultural heritage sites have been restored here. This was reported on their channel in MAX messenger Sergei Sobyanin reported.

"In 2025, the renovated Pavilion No. 67, 'Soviet Press,' opened immersive multimedia exhibitions, 'Far Far Away. Masterpieces of Russian Painting Come to Life' and 'Being Van Gogh,'" the Moscow Mayor noted.

Source: Sergei Sobyanin's channel inMAX messenger

The renovated Pavilion No. 6, "Chemistry," is planned to house an exhibition and trade center of the Republic of Abkhazia. There, residents and visitors to the capital will be able to experience the republic's national cuisine, dances, and traditions.

Following a complex renovation, Pavilion No. 35 of Glavtabak now houses a space dedicated to tea culture. It will become a place where history meets modernity, and architectural heritage is imbued with new meaning. A club has opened here, where tea has become more than just a drink, but a true ritual, uniting traditions, tastes, and people.

“The plans include completing the restoration of cultural heritage sites of federal significance: the main façade of the Zolotoy Kolos restaurant (building no. 284), the Leto cafe (building no. 518, formerly the Tea Room), and pavilions no. 62 Nature Conservation and No. 64 “Optika,” added Sergei Sobyanin.

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