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Frank Williams 24 20 Feature Russian Reality Television 22 Day out in Moscow Ostankino Tower
OCTOBER 2008 www.passportmagazine.ru MMoneone MMasteraster ooff MMakeover:akeover: AAlexanderlexander GlushkovGlushkov The Malecon Comes to Moscow The City by Parachute Russian Reality TV advertising Contents 4 Calendar and Editor’s Choice What to do in Moscow in October 8 October in Russian History 10 Film, Books, and Music - Russian Film: Still Arthouse? 6 - Sashenka, The Klaxons - The New Folk: A Primer 16 Art History Alexei Aizenman 18 Architecture An American Architect in Moscow: Frank Williams 24 20 Feature Russian Reality Television 22 Day Out in Moscow Ostankino Tower 24 Sports CSKA’s Trajan Langdon 34 27 Recreation Parachuting 28 Weekend Getaway Astana 30 Feature Pagan Russia 38 34 Russian Star Salon Magnate Alexander Glushkov 38 Real Estate The Feng Shui of Moscow is about to Change 40 Wine & Dine 42 44 Hospitality News 48 Columns 52 Out & About 56 The Last Word 44 Passport Poll Letter from the Publisher Without a doubt, fall is under way, bringing a change in light, color, temperature — in short, a makeover of our urban landscape. In recognition of this season of change, Passport‘s features this month are connected with a “makeover” theme. For example, our October Russian Star is master of makeover Alexander Glushkov, founder and CEO of Mone, Moscow’s biggest chain of beauty salons (page 34). Of course, since any mention of aesthetic alteration immediately reminds the Moscow resident of the changes happening in the city itself, our October issue provides a number of articles about Moscow’s own makeover. Olga Slobodkina von-Bromssen’s art history column explores the work of Moscow artist Alexei Aizenman (page 16), whose cityscapes preserve Moscow’s face in oils; James Brooke talks to architect Frank Williams (page 18), whose design for the Mercury City skyscraper will change the capital’s skyline forever; and Isabelle Hale digs into the foundations of Park Huaming, a Chinese twist on Moscow’s building boom (page 38). -
New Defence Order
NEW № 1 (54) 2019 DEFENCE ORDER НОВЫЙ ОБОРОННЫЙ ЗАКАЗ. СТРАТЕГИИ contents new defence order. strategy | 01 | 2019 05–38 INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION 06 NEWS 10 Military-Technical Cooperation between Russia and Countries of Pacific Rim 14 Export of Infantry Combat Vehicles from Russia 20 Algeria as Export Show-case for Russian Air Defence Systems 26 Europe’s MiG-29 Fleet Review 36 Ongoing challenge of rebuilding the Egyptian army 39–68 STRATEGIES AND TECHNOLOGIES 40 NEWS 44 Invisible breakthrough: Russian Cosmonautics Significantly Reduced Flight Time to the ISS 46 S-400 vs Patriot 50 Putin’s New Strategic Systems: Plans, Realities, and Prospects 56 Perspective Russian Air Defense Missile Systems 62 “Kurganmashzavod” JSC increases the fire power of the BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicle 63 New-generation Russian armoured fighting vehicle 64 Production of aircraft shock absorbing seats 66 The Adjutant of His Excellency 68 Jamming drones. Reliably. Fast 69–80 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY 70 NEWS 72 NATO Members Drive Fastest Increase in Global Defence Spending 74 Falling of the Column of Strategic Stability 80 The ‘New Defense Order. Strategy’ magazine is distributed at the following shows and events in 2019 4 contents new defence order. strategy | 01 | 2019 Front cover: Editor-in-Chief Photo by Alexandra Grigorenko Vadim Savitsky [email protected] Retouching by Anna Anikina Topic Editor for “Challenges and threats” Section Leonid Nersisyan Topic editor for “International cooperation” section Andrey Frolov Chief Editor of dfnc.ru site Irina Novikova Art Director -
Russia's Food Market
Russia’s Food Market 1.19 m 43,263 Over $16.5 bn food companies people employed funds raised in agribusiness in the industry About $26 bn Russian Government plans to allocate for the industry upgrade within next five years Market $114 4.4% volume GDP bn agriculture Funds available for Russian and international companies registered in Russia Source: 2016 data www.prod-expo.ru/en Russia’s Food Market A 40% Current trends – increase +104% construction & Higher in 2015 building of volume output Production of foodstuffs, Agricultural boosted exports beverages & tobacco worth products output Dairy farms increased within the last $92.9 bn 10 years (+ 2.4%) Greenhouse complexes Export / import of foodstuffs Processing enterprises and agricultural raw materials Retail and logistics centres 11.2% 13.7% Export Import ($17 bn) ($24.9 bn) Source: 2016 data www.prod-expo.ru/en Benefits offered by Russia’s Food Market Potential customers Novelties Russia’s population exceeds 146 m people Evoke consumer interest Technology transfer Terms for upgrading No bans. Favourable environment for Lower duties on non-Russian made innovations. Industrial parks throughout Russia equipment and raw materials Investments into upgrading Access to EAEU markets and new production facilities Special conditions for industrial projects Tax privileges for investors and companies localizing production in Russia www.prod-expo.ru/en Expocentre AO – Prodexpo Organizer Successful Over 30 Expocentre’s own brands are tradeshows of high international standing Convenient Professional -
Dancing with the Bear
DANCING WITH THE BEAR A Serial Entrepreneur Goes East DANCING WITH THE BEAR A Serial Entrepreneur Goes East Roger Shashoua Publisher’s Note Every possible effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this publication is accurate at the time of going to press and neither the publishers nor the author can accept responsibility for any errors or omissions, however caused. No responsibility for loss or damage occasioned to any person acting, or refraining from action, as a result of the material in this publication can be accepted by the author or the publisher. Readers of this publication may copy or download portions of the material herein for personal use, and may include portions of this material in internal reports, provided that such portions of the material are attributed to this publication by name, the name of the author and GMB Publishing Ltd. Users and readers of this publication shall not reproduce, distribute, display, sell, publish, broadcast, repurpose, or circulate the material to any third party, or create new collective works for resale or for redistribution to servers or lists, or reuse any copyrighted component of this work in other works, without the prior written permission of GMB Publishing Ltd. GMB Publishing Ltd. 23–24 Smithfi eld Street 525 South 4th Street, #241 London EC1A 9LF Philadelphia, PA 19147 United Kingdom United States of America www.globalmarketbriefings.com This edition first published 2007 by GMB Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved. © Roger Shashoua Hardcopy ISBN 978-1-84673-076-4 E-book