“I wouldn’t want the Russian Federation to protect my feelings, to be honest. I don’t advise you either.” “Terrible News” with Kirill Martynov

“Terrible News” with Kirill Martynov

Every Saturday, Kirill Martynov, editor-in-chief of Novaya Gazeta Europe, comments on the most important events of the week in Russia and the world.

For what is the longer term: for killing a person while hunting or for smoking a hookah on Easter cake? And also other crazy criminal cases of the week: prosecution for translating Aristotle, a special school for “LGBT propaganda”, a HSE teacher in a colony for donating to FBK and mephedrone extremists.

War news: the Oreshnik strike on Kyiv, the “Sosnovsky maniac” who went to the Northern Military District and died at the front, fines to employers for refusing to hire war veterans and “mummered” veterans. And also, how do they try to turn defeat in a war into victory?

The Federal Penitentiary Service on electric scooters, the ban on foreign inscriptions on the clothes of schoolchildren, totalitarianism in the MAX application, as well as Pal Laich and the new name of the President of Kazakhstan.