U.S. Republican senators have uncovered a secret Soviet agent sent to the United States back in 1991 to undermine the banking system there. This is the conclusion that can be drawn from the media buzz. It followed the Senate Banking Committee’s questioning of Professor Saule Omarova, Joe Biden's nominee for the top position in the U.S. Government Accountability Office, last week. Russian high-schoolers won 4 medals at the European Physics Olympiad
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05.06.2019
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Participants of Russian team won four medals at the European Physics Olympiad. The Olympiad took place in Riga, Latvia on June, 4th. Student from Moscow Dmitry Tsarev received the gold. Others won two silver and one bronze medal, RIA Novosti reported.
Apart of Dmitry Tsarev, several other students had great results as well. All five participants are winners of All-Russian Olympiad. Teachers from leading Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology have prepared them for the contest.
As we reprted earlier, Moscow high-schooler Grigory Bobkov was runaway winner at the Asian Physics Olympiad in Australia. In total, Russian students have got 6 medals. The Education Minister of Russia Olga Vasilyeva congratulated schoolchildren and their teachers.
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