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Digest #GUUspeaks: digital ruble, healthy weight loss, utilities, juvenile delinquency, and personal finance

Digest #GUUspeaks: digital ruble, healthy weight loss, utilities, juvenile delinquency, and personal finance

Published on: 2026-08-28

Source: Official website of the State –

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In the new digest, there is a selection of vivid comments from GUU experts over the past few days.

— Alexey Chudnovsky, head of the Department of Management in International Business and Tourism Industry, noted that Primorye, Khabarovsk Krai, and Amur Region will be the first to experience the effects of increased tourist flow, and the visa-free regime opens up good opportunities for attracting independent tourists.

— Nikolay Kuznetsov, professor of the Department of “Finance and Credit,” in an article about a safety cushion, advised to aim for 3–6 months of mandatory expenses, and in case of credit obligations — up to 6–12 months.

— Maksim Chirkov, Associate Professor of the Department of Economic Policy and Economic Measurements, warned Armenia against transferring the concession to manage the railways to a third country, stating that the consequences for the economy could be “dire,” and that Pashinyan’s statements appear to be “extremely ill-considered.”

— Oleg Akimov, Associate Professor of the Department of Banking and Entrepreneurship,
in the material about the digital ruble, he emphasized its security: “The digital ruble is a risk-free payment instrument… as it is a liability of the Central Bank and does not depend on the condition of a specific commercial bank.”

— Natalia Kazantseva, Associate Professor of the Department of Economic Policy and Economic Measurements, noted in an article about housing and communal services that the increase in tariffs should be accompanied by an improvement in quality of life and indexing of the population’s incomes.

— Elena Krasnenkova, Associate Professor of the Department of Public Law and Legal Support of Management, in an article about juvenile delinquency: “Inducing a minor to commit a terrorist act or sabotage is punishable by up to life imprisonment.”

— Irina Kabanova, associate professor of the physical education department, noted that for healthy weight loss, it is better to consult a nutritionist who will meticulously calculate your diet, including vitamins and the balance of trace elements.

— Sima Musatova, an associate professor at the Department of Advertising and Public Relations, explained that giving up familiar “small pleasures” is a tool for regaining control and an effective self-discipline technique that breaks the usual “stimulus — response” pattern.

— Roman Atorin, Associate Professor of the Philosophy Department, gave a lecture titled “The Concept of Faith and Religion,” in which he revealed the phenomenon of faith as a way of knowing God and emphasized the importance of countering extremism.

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