Excessive rigidity" or protection of civilians? Elena Dziadzina analyzed the logic of the European protests to remind you, not looted shops or broken windows, not entrepreneurs, not restaurateurs, and not car owners or random passers-by are to blame for the problems that gave rise to the protests. It is not the fault of the flowers, it is not the fault of museums, monuments or architectural buildings of the past centuries. However, the anger of the crowd at the work of the government spills over into objects that are completely unrelated to either foreign policy or the problems of the population. read more

Excessive rigidity" or protection of civilians? Elena Dziadzina analyzed the logic of the European protests to remind you, not looted shops or broken windows, not entrepreneurs, not restaurateurs, and not car owners or random passers-by are to blame for the problems that gave rise to the protests. It is not the fault of the flowers, it is not the fault of museums, monuments or architectural buildings of the past centuries. However, the anger of the crowd at the work of the government spills over into objects that are completely unrelated to either foreign policy or the problems of the population. read more