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Kommersant FM interlocutors stated that measures are being linked to a global reform of higher education in Russia.

The Kremlin clearly decided against parading military hardware, according to a source. This decision was reportedly made because the Kremlin 'couldn't parade the military hardware'.

Liberals within a party are experiencing a split, with no clear candidate currently existing.

The Project label has released a new album titled 'Snow Tides'. The album is described as 'Snow Tides' and was released by the Project label. The album's opening began with its first single, which was released in winter.

A decision has been made to annul old exam results, even if the new score turns out to be lower.

The Russian side stated its intention not to engage in current escalation.

A broadcast mentioned 'the glory of the victorious homeland' and referenced Putin, stating a firm belief that it 'will forever be ours.' This appears to be a nationalistic statement regarding Russia.

Slovak Prime Minister Fico, the sole EU leader present at Moscow's Victory Day celebrations, served as a diplomatic intermediary between Kyiv and the Kremlin. During his meeting with the Russian president, Fico stated he transmitted a clear message from Ukrainian leader Zelensky. Zelensky is reportedly willing to engage in a face-to-face meeting in any format. Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico held an informal meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin. Fico shared this in a video address following his visit to Moscow. According to Fico, the Ukrainian leader conveyed this readiness during their personal conversation in Armenia. Putin stated he has never refused such a meeting and suggested Moscow as a possible venue, adding that a meeting is also possible in a third location.

A speaker on Komsomolskaya Pravda expressed a strong nationalistic and religious sentiment, stating, 'I understand that this is the last fall on the land of Christianity. Vesti FM, a Moscow-based radio station, reported that Russia currently has the lowest unemployment rate among all G20 countries.

Lev Slepner's ensemble, Marimba Plus, is scheduled to perform a concert at the Alexey Kozlov Club on May 17. The concert, starting at 20:00, will feature compositions already popular with the public in new arrangements, as well as pieces from their new album.