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Эхо войны: как российские регионы начали экономить на бюджетниках и социалке

Этой осенью российские регионы начали сокращать расходы. Это стало прямым следствием войны. Экономика замедляется, поступления от налогов сокращаются, как и поддержка регионов из федерального бюджета.

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"ترامب للشرق الأوسط: عليكم أنفسكم!" – مقال في وول ستريت جورنال

مسؤول أمريكي يؤكد تغير دور أمريكا في الشرق الأوسط "كضامن للعالم على مدى السنوات الثمانين الماضية"، و"صدام حتمي" بين رقابة الديمقراطيين الصارمة و"فيتو" ترامب، والسياسيون الأمريكيون يدفعون ثمن وصم المسلمين بأنهم خطر أمني.

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Entertainment

‘George Lucas told me off for wearing lipstick’: Celia Imrie on Traitors, Star Wars and treating the lens like a lover

The actor answers your questions about trapeze lessons, Bond villain ambitions and Michael Caine’s top tips You looked as if you had such a good time on Celebrity Traitors last year – you had them hanging on your every word. What was it like? Who have you kept in touch with? breezehillpete They absolutely didn’t hang on my every word. I’m fascinated to watch it now, because at a distance, I can see how people follow each other. That herd mentality is very evident at the round table, but I always went in a different direction and people didn’t follow me. Then, of course, I accused Alan [Carr] a

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Sports

The international break is almost here: so wave goodbye to your players, and maybe your manager | Max Rushden

What used to be a time to reset is now a time to rehire, and Michael Carrick is not the only Premier League manager looking over his shoulder Perhaps the most telling moment of Manchester United’s comeback against Roma was at the final whistle. The camera focused on Michael Carrick, who shook the hand of Gian Piero Gasperini before looking around trying to remember what you’re meant to do after a victory. The camera then cut to the director of football, Jason Wilcox, and chief executive, Omar Berrada, clapping with two of the most ashen faces you could imagine – as if it was a minute’s applaus

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