Энн Ка́рсон получи́ла Но́белевскую пре́мию по литерату́ре
Canadian writer Anne Carson won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature. Her books combine classical literature, poetry, prose and personal experience.
Education
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В Украи́не за два ме́сяца уничто́жили бо́лее 13 миллио́нов книг
Russian attacks destroyed more than 13 million books in Ukraine over two months in summer 2026. Eight million were lost in a strike on a Kharkiv publishing warehouse, adding to major losses for the country’s publishing industry.
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Лавро́в объяви́л о закры́тии це́нтров Гёте-институ́та
Russia’s foreign minister said that Goethe-Institut centers would close after Germany announced action against the Russian House in Berlin and Russia’s Bonn consulate. The Goethe-Institut described the announcement as bad news for Russian learners of German and library visitors.
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Росси́йские ата́ки уничто́жили о́коло 10 миллио́нов кни́г в Украи́не
Russian attacks on Ukrainian publishing warehouses and book markets destroyed around 10 million books in one month. Publishers now need support to restore supplies of books and school textbooks.
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В Росси́и заверша́ется осно́вной эта́п зачисле́ния в ву́зы
Applicants in Russia’s main university admissions competition must submit consent for state-funded places by noon Moscow time on August 5. Universities are due to issue their main admission orders on August 7.
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В Астане́ прохо́дит олимпиáда по иску́сственному интелле́кту
More than 400 school students from over 100 countries are taking part in the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence in Astana. The competition includes individual and team tasks in machine learning, data analysis, and programming.
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ЮНЕ́СКО помога́ет Оде́сскому археологи́ческому музе́ю
UNESCO has begun a project to protect the Odesa Archaeological Museum’s collection after its building was damaged by missile strikes. The work includes safer storage, inventories, photographs and training for museum staff and students.
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Пля́жи Норма́ндии вошли́ в спи́сок ЮНЕ́СКО
UNESCO added the five Normandy D-Day landing beaches and Pointe du Hoc to its World Heritage List on July 26, 2026. The sites played a central role in the liberation of Western Europe during World War II.
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ИИ на ЕГЭ: попы́тка обма́на и контро́ль
Russia’s education watchdog said multiple students tried to use an AI application and tiny earpieces during the 2026 national school exam. Neural-network video analysis was also used to flag possible rule violations for human review.
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В Ду́бне собира́ют воспомина́ния о де́тстве
Residents of Dubna are sharing childhood memories, photographs, letters and diary pages for a community archive. Organizers plan to turn the collected material into a book and an exhibition.
