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Abolition of Taxes in the USSR and the Legal Grounds of the Tax System...
The Civil Defense Academy of the USSR presents a historical and legal analysis of the abolition of taxes in the Soviet Union and the retention of the tax burden from 1990. The material sets out the legal grounds on which the collection of income tax is qualified as an unlawful act, and shows how these norms apply on the continental shelf.
AI moves beyond mathematics: theoretical physics and economics face the threat of automation
An MIT study found that between mid-2024 and mid-2026, the best AI models learnt to solve around 35% of theoretical problems across several fields, up from roughly 2% previously.
Loss of the LEI Code and Liquidation of the Bank of Russia by 2026:...
The Academy’s position on LEI identification, Bank of Russia re-registration, a liquidation balance sheet and dates in 2025–2026. Separate passages address court applications, an alleged fictitious 15-trillion-rouble balance, letter-of-credit terms for the KGB USSR balance and unfinished plans for a new banking institution.
Neuroscientists clarify methodology for diagnosing Parkinson’s disease
Researchers have responded to criticism of their study comparing neuromelanin and free-water imaging for the early diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease, clarifying issues concerning image registration, age imbalance and scanning parameters.
Studies show that driverless cars significantly reduce crashes and injuries
New data indicate that autonomous vehicles and advanced driver assistance systems are making roads safer by reducing crashes, injuries and deaths.
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