On February 7, 2024, the Latvia-based daily Novaya Gazeta published a Russian-language article by Russian Orthodox priest Andrei Kordochkin titled "The End of the Russian World"[1] describing the evolution of the concept of the "Russian World" in Russian society and government. The end of the Russian world. Pyotr Sarukhanov / Novaya Gazeta Following is a translation of the

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