What are they talking about this morning

-Press Secretary of Vladimir Putin Dmitry Peskov at a specially convened conference stated that the reaction of the audience during the prime minister’s speech after the battle between Fedor Emelianenko and Jeff Montson was addressed to the losing athlete on November 20. According to him, Putin did not take the spectators' whistle at his own expense. - Before the elections , the transport police surveillance of the movements of the leaders of informal associations . “On a permanent basis, monitoring the movement of the leaders of informal associations and other extremist persons is carried out,” said Elena Kolomeytseva, press secretary of the department. Slon interviewed her . - The report on the progress of the election campaign in Russia of the Bureau for Democratic Institutes and Human Rights of the OSCE says about the use of an administrative resource in favor of United Russia and expresses concern for the honesty of the elections process . " A report with more detailed conclusions regarding the Russian elections will appear on December 5. - From the show from December 1, the documentary “Khodorkovsky” by the German director Kirill Tushiwas refused by 19 of 20 Moscow cinemas , with whom the owner of the rights to the film - Kilklab LLC (Live! ”Media Group) - was a preliminary agreement. Only the Eldar cinema did not violate it (the film club of Eldar Ryazanov). They refused to show Khodorkovsky in St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk and other cities. Meanwhile, Vladimir Putin suggested to filmmakers to create a code of conducting filmmakers and distributors , like the Hais Code in the United States in 1930: the artists who signed artists “took the obligations not to take pictures that undermine the moral foundations of society and incline the sympathies of citizens to the side of criminals”.

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- From 2010 to 2030, according to the McKinsey Global Institute, the world middle class (those who can spend $ 10–100 per day in case of purchasing power) will increase by 3 billion people from the current 1.8 billion. This will lead to the “resource revolution”, since the search for new resources will be difficult and roads. An attempt to satisfy the growing demand by a proportional increase in production will require additional investments to $ 3 trillion per year. The rate on renewable energy sources will require $ 260–370 billion investments per year.

- The end of the gas war between Russia and Belarus. The parties plan to sign intergovernmental agreements and contracts with Gazprom. In 2012, Russian gas for Belarusians will double for Belarusians , and since 2013 its price will be tied to intra -Russian.
- The special committee of the US Congress recognized the failure of negotiations to discuss the plan for reducing the costs of the state budget by $ 1.2 trillion over the next ten years. Obama accused the Republicans of disrupting the negotiations. The lack of a compromise suggests that since 2013, expenses on defense and social spheres will be automatically reduced equally. Fitch Ratings has already reported that it could lower the US rating.
-The Government of Egypt, led by Prime Minister Isam Sharaf, resigned against the backdrop of fierce police and demonstrators on Tahrir Square in the center of Cairo. The result of the consideration of the reference to the resignation, which should be approved by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces of Egypt, is still unclear.
- During the year of shipment of Apple laptops, Russia increased almost 3.5 times. The retail networks consider this the result of the growth of the Apple brand in general and the increase in Apple computers by the state. In the third quarter of 2011, according to Gartner, Russia became for Apple the fastest growing region for the supply of desktops and laptops.