Resolves YES if, by 23:59 MSK (UTC+3) on December 31, 2050, an official act of the Russian Federation establishes a new court within the domestic judiciary whose official name contains “tribunal” (English) or “трибунал” (Russian).

Must be a newly created state court/body (not just a renaming) established under Russian law; international tribunals or private arbitral tribunals ("третейские суды") do not count.

If multiple such bodies are created, a single qualifying example is sufficient for YES. Otherwise resolves NO.

Background

• Russia’s official publication channels for federal laws and presidential/government acts include, among others, Rossiyskaya Gazeta and the Official Internet Portal of Legal Information; publication there is legally recognized for verifying new institutions.

• The Supreme Court’s site outlines what constitutes the judicial system (courts of general jurisdiction, commercial courts, specialized courts). New courts appear in this structure.

• Extraordinary courts are currently constitutionally prohibited (Constitution, Art. 118), so creating anything labeled a “tribunal” would likely require specific federal constitutional legislation and/or amendments to that article.