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March 10, 2026

Financial news: On March 10, 2026, the Interregional Federal Treasury will hold a deposit auction 22,026,061 in the field of liquidity management.

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Source: Moscow Exchange – Moscow Exchange –

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Application selection parameters:

Application selection date 10.03.2026. Unique application selection identifier 22 026 061. Deposit currency rubles. Funds type – Single Treasury Account. Maximum amount of funds placed on bank deposits, monetary units 400,000,000,000. Placement period, in days 2. Date of depositing funds 10.03.2026. Date of return of funds 12.03.2026. Interest rate for placement of funds (fixed or floating) FIXED. Minimum fixed interest rate for placement of funds, % per annum 14.8. 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 per application, in monetary units, is 1,000,000,000. The maximum number of applications from one credit institution is 2. Terms of offsetting mutual obligations under bank deposit agreements, repurchase agreements, and securities loan agreements (with or without offsetting mutual obligations). Without offsetting mutual obligations. Application selection form (Open with random completion, Closed, Open with extension). Open with random completion.

Order selection schedule (Moscow time). Order selection venue: Moscow Exchange PJSC. Orders will be accepted from 10:00 to 10:10. Preliminary orders from 10:00 to 10:05. Competition orders from 10:05 to 10:10. Random trading end period (sec.): 120 Bid increment:

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Formation of a consolidated register of applications from 10:30 to 11:00. Establishing a cutoff interest rate and (or) recognizing the selection of applications as unsuccessful from 10:30 to 11:10. Formation of a consolidated register of bank deposit agreements from 11:10 to 11:30. Information on settlements In accordance with the requirements of paragraphs 64 and 65 of the Order of the Federal Treasury dated September 18, 2025, No. 8n

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March 10, 2026

Faithful to the origins

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Source: Moscow Government – Moscow Government –

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The Scarlet Sails Cultural Center invites you to a concert of sacred music. The Aleshkinskie Matushki choir (directed by Afanasia Klimova) and the Lanterns vocal ensemble (artistic director Yulia Krivyakina) will perform traditional Russian chants and sacred compositions.

At the same time, an exhibition of works by craftswoman Valentina Shumilina, “Magic Needle,” will be held.

March 10, 2026

NordStar Airlines has updated its mobile app.

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NordStar Airlines has updated its mobile app—its most significant change in eight years. The update reflects the company's new approach to digital services and makes the app a fully integrated part of the travel experience: it helps you navigate, plan, and feel more confident at every step of the way.

The core idea behind the update is that the journey begins not at the airport, but the moment passengers open the app. Therefore, the NordStar team created an environment where technology operates seamlessly, the interface remains simple, and every element helps make the journey clear and comfortable.

The homepage has become dynamic and personalized. It adapts to the user's needs, offering stories, recommendations, quick actions, and a universal search. This space helps users quickly navigate and solve current problems. The personal account has become the app's core element: it houses flight documents, contacts, travel companion information, Stars, and loyalty program statuses. The user profile has been transformed into a single control center, simplifying access to all services and making the app experience logical and seamless.

NordStar Airlines has also implemented a notification system, which has become part of its passenger care. The app sends only essential reminders: information about departure times, check-in and boarding times, route changes, and personalized offers. After boarding, passengers receive information about available in-flight entertainment. Notifications have become a support tool, not a source of unnecessary information.

The updated app was created to make the digital part of your travel experience as convenient as the flight itself. It helps you navigate, make decisions, and feel confident throughout the entire journey—from planning to boarding.

The airline continues to develop its digital and offline services, taking into account the needs of different generations of travelers. Some value speed and technology, others simplicity, and still others attention to detail. NordStar Airlines strives to combine these expectations into a unified service standard that remains modern and human-centered.

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March 10, 2026

Representatives of SPbGASU became laureates of the Grishmanov Prize

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Source: Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering –

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2025 Prize Laureates

Representatives of the Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering have been awarded the I. A. Grishmanov Prize, a prestigious industry award given to specialists for significant contributions to the development of science, technology, and professional education in the building materials and construction industries. The prize is awarded by the Russian Engineering Academy and is named after Ivan Aleksandrovich Grishmanov, a graduate of the Leningrad Civil Engineering Institute (now SPbGASU) and the USSR Minister of the Building Materials Industry from 1965 to 1979.

The 2025 award winners included Irina Aubakirova, Associate Professor of the Department of Construction Materials Technology and Metrology at SPbGASU; Anna Grishina, Associate Professor of the Department of Construction Materials Technology and Metrology at SPbGASU; and Andrei Egorov, Professor of the Department of Construction Production Technology at SPbGASU.

Irina Utarbaevna Aubakirova, PhD, is a renowned specialist in the production and quality management of building materials. Her primary research focuses on developing methods for nanostructural modification of building composites and improving quality control systems for construction products.

Irina Aubakirova

She participated in the development of technologies for the use of nanoadditives in concrete mixtures, ranging from microadditives of carbon fulleroid particles to nanofibrillar nanocellulose. Nanomodified concrete mixtures created using these technologies have been introduced into industrial production and used in the construction of major facilities, including the port terminal in Ust-Luga, Leningrad Oblast, the Ring Road and Western High-Speed Diameter of St. Petersburg, and energy infrastructure and transport facilities in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Oblast.

Irina Utarbaevna also participated in the development of national standards for dry cement-based building mixes. For 35 years, she has successfully combined her research and teaching with her work as Deputy Head of the Testing Center at St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, providing consulting and methodological support to companies in the construction industry.

The author of more than 120 scientific and educational works, and the head of the master's degree program in Standardization and Metrology, Irina Utarbaevna makes a significant contribution to the development of construction science and the training of industry specialists.

Anna Nikolaevna Grishina, a PhD candidate in engineering, conducts research in the field of synthesis and structure control of silicate building materials. Since 2005, her research has focused on the creation of nano- and micro-sized modifiers for mineral binders. Anna Grishina proposed a mechanism for synthesizing a nanomodifier containing two types of nanoparticles, which was confirmed by experimental studies. The developed materials enable effective structure control of building composites and enhance their performance characteristics.

Anna Grishina

The use of the developed nanomodifiers has increased the strength of lightweight concrete with glass spheres and created asphalt concrete with increased rutting resistance. Radiation-protective and fungicidal building materials have been developed using these nanomodifiers. The finishing solutions have been used, in particular, in equipping X-ray rooms in medical facilities.

Anna Nikolaevna is the director and executor of several research projects, including grants from the President of the Russian Federation and research supported by the Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences. Her research has resulted in the publication of over 120 scientific papers, including articles in leading Russian and international scientific journals, a monograph, patents for inventions, and textbooks.

Andrey Nikolaevich Egorov is a Doctor of Economics, a Candidate of Engineering Sciences, and a professor. He specializes in construction technology and organization, construction industry economics, the development of Russia's Arctic territories, smart cities, and green building. He is an advisor to the Russian Academy of Architecture and Construction Sciences, an expert in the international QS ranking of leading universities worldwide, and the author of research papers on the organizational and technological reliability of construction operations, the sustainable operation of precast concrete plants, and the theory of large-scale emergency construction during emergency response.

The award is presented to Andrey Egorov (left) by Boris Gusev, President of the Russian Academy of Engineering, Doctor of Engineering, and Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

His research interests include the development of construction technologies using 3D construction printers, the use of nanotechnology in construction, and promising developments related to the construction of lunar stations.

The scientist also devotes considerable attention to economics and urban development: developing mechanisms to ensure affordable housing, renovating urban development in the second half of the 20th century, and developing concepts for smart and environmentally sustainable cities.

Andrey Nikolaevich is the author of more than 130 scientific and educational publications.

March 10, 2026

On March 10, 2026, Gazprom-Media Holding summarized the results of the PROfnavigator project for February.

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Gazprom-Media Holding organized 10 events in February as part of the PROfnavigator educational career guidance project. The holding is actively working with the younger generation interested in the media sector as a potential avenue for professional growth. Through the PROfnavigator project, Gazprom-Media Holding helps young people choose a career in the media industry and develop pre-professional skills.

On February 1st and 2nd, the State Park of the KIT organized a screening of the film "Palma 2" for children at the All-Russian Children's Center "Ocean", and a screening of the film "Ognivo" for children at the All-Russian Children's Center "Scarlet Sails".

On February 4, Maria Ageeva, Head of Special Projects Development and Implementation at GPM Reklama, gave a lecture for HSE students on "Digital. Advertising Market Structure, Key Players, Main Categories, Tools, and Successful Case Studies."

On February 11, Georgy Ryumin, creative producer at GPM KIT, held an open lecture for Moscow State University students entitled "Producing as a Lifestyle" as part of the Faculty of Production's project "Intellectual Start for Future Leaders. Through Practice to a Profession." Together with the students, he created a profile of the ideal producer—the qualities, habits, and superpowers that make up that ideal.

On February 12, Georgy Ryumin, creative producer at GPM KIT, held a master class, "The Art of Presentation," for students at Zelenograd's TINS Hall School. The speaker shared the secrets of storytelling and interactive delivery, explained how to avoid boring clichés and connect with any audience.

On February 15, as part of the Tenth All-Russian "Give Books with Love" campaign, the State Children's Museum of Art (GPM KIT) held a special screening of the film "Ognivo" for children at the Russian State Children's Library's Cinema and Concert Hall. The film also hosted a creative meeting with Antonina Boyko, who plays Dasha.

On February 17, Daniil Ryazantsev, Head of Digital Sales for TNT and TNT4 at GPM Advertising, gave a lecture for HSE students on the topic: "Special Projects: Three Pillars of Successful Projects, Case Studies, and Developing Creative Ideas for Special Projects."

On February 18, as part of Promo Fext Pay-TV, Georgy Ryumin, creative producer at GPM KIT, held a master class on modern approaches to creating effective promotional content.

On February 24, the Children's Radio team gave a tour for students from the Sviblovo School media class. Host Super Garik gave a fascinating lecture about the radio station. The students visited the Children's Radio Museum and the on-air studio. During the tour, the students learned the history of Russian radio broadcasting, learned about programs on Children's Radio, and saw how the first radio receiver worked. The students also recorded an audio greeting for the station's listeners.

On February 27, at the St. Petersburg State University Graduate School of Management campus, as part of the Youth Day of the National "ESG Principles Headliners 2025" awards, established by the ESG Media Agency for Reputation Management in Sustainable Development, Anton Borzdy, head of the Central Fire and Rescue Department of St. Petersburg and a participant in the second season of the shows "Titans" and "Titans. Battle of the Seasons" on TNT, spoke at the panel session "Sustainable Development in the World of Sports." Anton Borzdy shared his perspective on the connection between sports and the daily work of a firefighter. He emphasized that participating in the show "Titans" on TNT was not just a challenge for him, but an opportunity to demonstrate the importance of physical fitness in his profession. Anton Borzdy's presentation served as an inspiring example for young people, demonstrating how sports and participation in the large-scale projects "Titans" and "Titans. Battle of the Seasons" can contribute to the development of sports and the development of firefighting. The Battle of the Seasons on TNT and the daily work of a firefighter are united into a single system of values: discipline, love for one's work, and a willingness to always come to the rescue.

March 10, 2026

Military deputies discussed Xi Jinping's speech at the annual session of the National People's Congress (NPC).

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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News

BEIJING, March 10 (Xinhua) — Members of the delegation of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) and the People's Armed Police Force (PAP) attending the Fourth Session of the 14th National People's Congress (NPC) studied and discussed Xi Jinping's speech at the delegation's plenary session, delegation spokesman Zhang Xiaogang said on Tuesday.

Zhang Xiaogang stated that the speech by General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee, Chairman of the People's Republic of China, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission Xi Jinping will further enrich and develop the strategy for political construction of the army in the new era.

Attending the plenary session held last Saturday, Xi Jinping stressed the importance of fully utilizing the unique advantages of political military construction and called for joint efforts to steadily and sustainably advance the modernization of national defense and the armed forces.

Zhang Xiaogang said that deputies from the PLA and the People's Armed Police Force of China pledged to implement the system of responsibility of the Chairman of the Central Military Commission, continue to deepen political order, comprehensively strengthen military education and combat training, and join forces to promote high-quality development.

Regarding the priority areas of work on modernizing national defense and the armed forces, Zhang Xiaogang said that efforts will be focused on strengthening political guidance to deepen political order, intensifying the effective provision of advanced combat power, activating military governance with an emphasis on improving the systems and mechanisms for leading and managing the people's army, as well as strengthening the integrated national strategic system and building up relevant capabilities.

ON THE QUESTION OF THE DEFENSE BUDGET

The amount of funds allocated to national defense in the general state budget for 2026 is expected to increase by 6.9 percent compared to the previous year's actual expenditures. Of this amount, national defense expenditures from the central government budget are expected to increase by 7 percent.

Zhang Xiaogang named four priority areas for increasing the defense budget this year.

He stated that the budget increase would be aimed at promoting the integrated development of the army through mechanization, informatization and the introduction of intelligent technologies.

The funds will be used to optimize the joint operations system and strengthen the development of advanced combat capabilities.

The expenditure will also be used to accelerate the development of advanced weapons and equipment, scientific and technological innovation in the field of national defense, promote the construction of a modern rear service, as well as consistently deepen political order and thoroughly advance military training in conditions of simulating real combat operations.

FIGHT FORCES STRIVING FOR “TAIWAN INDEPENDENCE” AND OPPOSE INTERFERENCE BY FOREIGN FORCES

According to Zhang Xiaogang, the Chinese armed forces will resolutely combat separatist forces seeking "Taiwan independence" and oppose interference from external forces.

“We will demonstrate the deepest sincerity and make every effort to achieve the peaceful reunification of the Motherland, while at the same time we will under no circumstances promise to renounce the use of force,” he said.

The People's Liberation Army (PLA) will thoroughly strengthen its military training and combat preparation to enhance its ability to win, resolutely suppress any secessionist activities aimed at "Taiwan independence" or external interference, and firmly safeguard peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait region, he added. -0-

March 10, 2026

RUDN University environmental students took part in a winter expedition to the Urals

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Source: Peoples'Friendship University of Russia

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During winter break, students from the RUDN University Institute of Ecology embarked on a research expedition across the Perm Krai. Over three days, the students trekked 15 kilometers along the snowy trails of Kamenny Gorod and Usvinsky Pillars, conducted a winter animal census, and experienced 18th-century history at a concert in an ancient mansion.

With a map in hand

The trip to the Perm Krai combined fieldwork with immersion in the region's culture. The students not only explored the Ural landscapes but also worked as researchers. Their first day in Perm was spent as a geographic quest: map in hand, the students explored the city, navigated its surroundings, and learned about its unofficial symbols. They saw the "Perm Salty Ears" sculpture and the local guardian, the Brown Bear.

The main part of the expedition took place in the northern part of the region. The main attractions were the Stone City and the Usvinsky Pillars, giants of Perm. Having reached the peaks, the group explored the crevices between the boulders and the bizarrely shaped rocks.

Throughout the entire route, the students conducted a winter survey of the area: they measured the height and structure of the snow cover for future comparative observations and recorded how the vegetation was coping with the cold. Of particular interest was the winter animal census, which involved tracking animals: the students managed to document the tracks of some residents of the Kama region.

"We saw tracks of hares, minks, field mice, and even moose! Do you know what they look like? I saw them for the first time. These three days flew by so quickly that we didn't even have time to look back. They were full of impressions, beauty, and frost! We hope to return to the Perm region again!" — Daniil Chugaev, first-year student majoring in Ecology and Nature Management.

Hot tea against frost

The students highlighted several aspects of research work in winter conditions. They said the most challenging aspect of the expedition was keeping their hands and feet warm in the freezing temperatures. To avoid this, the group moved at a brisk pace and frequently drank hot tea from thermoses. There was a fair amount of snow, but with a long stride, it didn't hinder their movement, the future ecologists shared.

The students also noted a sense of oneness with nature: the hike participants experienced a sense of belonging, realizing they were literally walking in the same places where moose had walked before. Regarding their research, the students said their snow measurements allowed them to understand how "dirty" the winter periods were.

For example, gray streaks were visible on the snowdrifts on the roofs of houses in Usva. This could indicate either periods of thaw or pollutant emissions. Such observations help determine the environmental burden in the region. The maximum snow depth recorded by students in the mountains was approximately 90 cm.

"At the top of Stone City, snow completely covered the low trees and shrubs, providing them with warm shelter from the wind and cold. And that's a good thing. Even if a plant isn't completely covered, keeping the roots and lower part of the trunk warm helps the trees survive the frosts," says Daniil Chugaev.

The expedition allowed the children to experience a small winter adventure and practice useful skills that could be useful in their future careers.

March 10, 2026

Gull

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Source: Moscow Government – Moscow Government –

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The Mossovet Theatre invites you to the play "The Seagull" based on the play by Anton Chekhov.

Director Andrei Konchalovsky offers a new edition of the classic text.

The roles are performed by Yulia Vysotskaya, Arseny Vasiliev, Denis Zainullin, Viktor Gordeev, Vladimir Goryushin, Daria Balabanova, Glafira Lebedeva, Alexander Bobrovsky, Sergey Zotov, Larisa Kuznetsova, Elena Yashnova, Evgenia Lyakh, Daria Taran, Alexey Grishin, Evgeny Ratkov, Vladimir Maisinger, Vlad Bokovin, Vladimir Prokoshin, Alexander Popelo, Dmitry Savkin, Alexey Bafaev and Lili Boglashvili.

March 10, 2026

"Blagovest" for children

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Source: Moscow Government – Moscow Government –

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The Marina Tsvetaeva House-Museum invites you to the program "Blagovest for Children." Choirs from the I.S. Bach Children's Arts School, "Pervotsvet" and "Romantika" (led by choirmaster and teacher Olga Tellina), will perform famous works by Russian and international composers.

The host is composer Anton Viskov. Accompanist is Maria Kolesnikova. The concert lasts 1 hour and 15 minutes.

March 10, 2026

One person died in a major road accident in Kazakhstan.

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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News

Astana, March 10 (Xinhua) — One person was killed and another was injured in a seven-vehicle accident during a snowstorm on the Astana-Karaganda highway in Kazakhstan, the Kazinform news agency reported on Tuesday.

The accident occurred on Tuesday around 11:00 a.m. local time on a section of highway heading toward Karaganda. According to police, seven vehicles collided. The driver of the Toyota SUV died at the scene, and another driver was taken to the hospital with injuries.

According to preliminary information, the accident was caused by adverse weather conditions, including ground snow, strong winds, and near-zero visibility. An investigation into the circumstances of the accident is currently underway.