Good news (there are two of them, but what!). from a cave in Thailand, where 12 children and their coach were locked up Everyone was rescued - today the last group was brought to the surface ( Elon Musk's submarine was not needed ). The State Duma has adopted a bill on the abolition of roaming in Russia - so far only in the first reading.
Bad news (about politics). In St. Petersburg, graduates of the gymnasium were deprived of scholarships for participating in opposition rallies. In Moscow, the defendants in the “bolotnaya case” were required to compensate for the cost of the batons lost by the police. In Kemerovo, the blogger was given 160 hours of compulsory work for calling for an action that did not even take place.
Football news (today the first semi-final!). Cristiano Ronaldo still moved to Juventus - for only 100 million euros. “Glory to Ukraine!” in another video Domagoj Vida said , although it seems that the football player really didn’t think about politics at all . with Cherchesov appeared In St. Petersburg, a new graffiti - on it he salutes. The fan zone near the Spartak stadium will be closed - only two matches were shown there (actually, this is rather in the bad news section).
Fake news (where without them!). The Internet edition of fake news "Panorama", created six months ago, for the sake of laughter, comes up with news with headlines like "The millennium of the founding of the first gay club in Rus' was celebrated in Vladimir" or "The authorities of the Nizhny Novgorod region will present a PAZ bus to the best player in the Sweden-South Korea match ". But recently, one problem has arisen: many media outlets began to reprint them, mistaking them for real ones .
If you suddenly didn’t know, we inform you that the next World Cup will be held in 2022 in Qatar. And this is an amazing place: what to see and do there (besides football), read here . are taking place in Moscow right now In addition, 2018 is the year of Russia-Qatar culture, and events dedicated to Qatar . In the park. Gorky, there is a water museum Qatar Elements with a multimedia show and the Majlis Qatar pavilion, which will allow you to learn more about the traditions and life of Qatar. In GUM, you can see the exhibition "Qatar @RoadTo2022", which presents a collection of tickets for World Cup matches, T-shirts and boots of great football players and other paraphernalia. Here you can see models of future Qatari stadiums. And on the streets of Moscow and St. Petersburg, portals for direct communication with Qatar are open until July 15 - these are screens with cameras through which you can “look” at the central streets of Moscow, St. Petersburg and Doha, the capital of Qatar, and chat with local fans.
Don't miss the match between France and Belgium, starting at 21:00! Editor of "Evening Medusa" Grisha Levchenko