"Dragon" was spent 
The first private spacecraft “Dragon”/Dragon, launched on May 22 from the Kape Kanveral airbase in Florida and attached to the International Space Station on May 25, went to the surface of the Pacific Ocean on June 1. The truck delivered food, clothes, computer equipment and materials for scientific experiments to the ISS. The founder of SpaceX, which owns the Dragon, billionaire Elon Musk (41 years old), said that “full of joy”, and Alan Lindenmeier, the head of the NASA commercial space programs, reported his intention to use the ship. The transaction price is $ 1.6 billion for 12 flights.
Short age of "dictator"

Exactly two weeks of patience was in the reserve of the Kazakhstan authorities for the film by the British comedian Sasha Baron Coen “The Dictator” (The Dictator). On June 1, the tape, which was held in the republic on May 17, was removed from the rental. As explained by the Distribute company, "due to the mentality of local residents." Previously, the film was decided not to release in Tajikistan and Turkmenistan. Officially, the film "Dictator" is dedicated to the memory of Kim Jong Ira. Sasha Baron Cohen himself plays in him the lord of the country's rich oil, Vadia, President-Prime Minister-General Admiral Aladin, in the image of which it is easy to guess the features of the late Muamar Gaddafi. In 2006, Kazakhstan was banned by another Baron Cohen film “Borat: America’s cultural research in favor of the glorious state of Kazakhstan”. This picture was also banned for showing in Russia.
“Hollande 51%! Putin 146? "
In such posters, dozens of activists of the Russian-Libertés associations met President Vladimir Putin on June 1, who arrived in France from Germany after negotiations with Angel Merkel. On the eve of Putin’s visit, a group of French intellectuals, led by Andre Gluxmann, Daniel Con-Bendy and Bernard Kushner, turned to President Francois Hollande with an open letter, where they reminded of the problem of political prisoners in Russia. Olland himself, on the eve of the meeting with the Russian president, called Moscow along with Beijing the main obstacle to the introduction of more stringent sanctions against Syria, where 49 children were recently killed in blasphemy. On the eve of the Russia-EU summit, June 3-4 in Strelna near St. Petersburg, the relations of Russia and Europe were mildly, stretched. By the way, on the eve of the G-8 May Summit in the Kemp-David, the famous American economist Andres Oslund turned to US President Barack Obama with a proposal to exclude Russia from the Big Eight. And before the European tour of the Russian leader, the famous economist Nuriel Rubini, professor of New York University, and political scientist Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group, made a similar initiative.

Indian grandmaster Vishvanatan Anand defended the title of world chess champion in a match with contender Boris Gelfand from Israel. Anand, which owns the chess crown since 2007, was an absolute favorite in the eyes of specialists, lovers and bookmakers: he significantly ahead of his opponent in coefficient, titles and achievements. However, it was not easy to get the victory at the chessboard: 12 parties in classical chess did not reveal the strongest, and the champion was inferior during the match. And then a tie-break took place: four parties on the same day with shortened time control. In three of them, Gelfand had the best positions, but failed to bring to victory, and Anand did not miss his only chance. At the post-match press conference, the champion paid tribute to the applicant for his excellent debut training and thanked his wife Arun, who, for the sake of supporting her husband, left their one-year-old son at home in the care of grandmothers. And at this time in the lobby of the engineering building of the Tretyakov Gallery, where the match was held, crouching right on the steps of the stairs, sobbed, trying to hide tears from the photojournalist, the wife of Gelfand Maya.

The next pyramid of Sergei Mavrodi-the Internet project "MMM-2011"-fell upon. On the last day of Spring, Mavrodi announced the suspension of payments to participants. The troubles of the creators of the pyramid began after the initiation of a series of administrative and criminal cases - in Belarus, in Ukraine, in Russia. The closure of Ukrainian offices of MMM-2011, which provided up to 40% of all funds entering the system-and the account there went to hundreds of millions of dollars, turned out to be especially painful. In the financial pyramid, MMM-2011 participated, according to its organizers, about 35 million people. Mavrodi himself commented on the incident maximum cynically: “Anyway, there will not be enough money for everyone. Pyramid! If everyone rushes to withdraw, there can not be enough money for everyone in principle. ” At the same time, Mavrodi announced the launch of a new project-“MMM-2012”, which will attract funds according to the same rules, but at greater interest. As they say, the pyramid died, long live the pyramid!
The screaming memory of Novocherkassk
50 years ago, on June 1-2, 1962, the workers of the Novocherkassk electric locomotive factory staged a strike, protesting against the increase in production standards announced by the Directorate. This measure sharply reduced the incomes of the combatants workers, condemning their families to a hungry death. The food crisis, in which the country landed in the early 60s at the peak of the Khrushchev "corporative campaign", led to a serious increase in food prices. The population was gnawed. Spontaneous protests were held in many Soviet cities. But it was in Novocherkassk that a real drama broke out. The troops pulled into the city opened fire on the crowd of the rebels: 26 people were killed, about 90 were injured. The seven then sentenced to death, 105 people - to the camp terms. Novocherkassk became one of the symbols of the inhuman cruelty of the system, calling itself "the power of workers and peasants."

The most famous in the financial world of the dynasty - Rothschilds and Rockefellers, each of them began its own business at the beginning of the 19th century, agreed to unite part of their capital. The ideologists of the transaction are 96-year-old David Rockefeller and the 76-year-old Lord Jacob Rothschild, who has been maintaining personal relations for more than 50 years. Jacob Rotshild investment Rit Capital Partners will buy 37% of Rockefeller Financial Services, which controls the Rockefeller investment funds. A joint company will manage assets by almost $ 40 billion. Financial experts believe that legendary families have prompted the legendary situation in the global financial markets to unite the capital.