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Crop growing is the main branch of agriculture in the Samara region, forming 73.8% of production. Therefore, from a developmental perspective, it is necessary to identify the most important factors influencing its development. The purpose of the study is to determine the impact of government support on the performance of the crop production industry. As part of this, it is necessary to solve the following tasks: - analyze the state of crop production in 2018-2022; - identify the main directions of government support and reveal the degree of influence on the development of crop production; - calculate the effectiveness of individual government support measures for the development of the industry. The significant profitability of crop production, which is the result of countersanctions introduced in 2014, and significant export potential, has led to the fact that the modern system of state support for the industry is a system aimed at financing potential areas of development: the introduction of new technologies, digitalization and automation of production processes, etc. Therefore, despite the decrease in the relative size of state support (PSE) to 1.3%, the industry is experiencing sustainable development. The main source of funding is the federal budget (about 51% of industry funding). Among the most important areas in the period 2018-2024 can be distinguished: land reclamation (2.1 billion rubles), development of crop production (1.8 billion rubles), modernization and technical re-equipment (1.8 billion rubles), insurance (1.2 billion rubles) , purchase of elite seeds (1.0 billion rubles), etc.

The article examines impunity in Ukraine as of July 2016. Ukraine's human rights and humanitarian situations reportedly remained serious due to rulers' efforts to ensure its survival using illegal methods. Also discussed are deterioration of freedom of expression and media activity, lack of the rule of law, and political imprisonment.

The article features Konstantin Nikolaevich Leontiev, a Russian thinker, writer and diplomat who received a memorial plaque at the former Russian Empire Embassy on June 1, 2006. He was born in Kudinovo, the Kaluga Gubernia on January 13, 1831. He graduated from the medical department of Moscow State University and voluntarily entered military service as a physician during the 1854-1856 Crimean War. He loved the profession of diplomat and the diplomatic service.