In the Kherson region, on the left and right banks of the Dnieper, fighting continues between the Russian and Ukrainian armies. The Ukrainian Armed Forces have liberated settlements on the right bank, but the situation in the region is still difficult. After retreating from Kherson, the Russian group concentrated on the left bank of the Dnieper and stretched out opposite Kherson, across the river. On November 21 , explosions occurred in the city of Oleshki and Skadovsk was shelled.

"Woman. Life. Freedom ” /“ Man. Homeland. Prosperity" Who participates in the Iranian uprising and what they achieve On January 25, 2024, Doxa was recognized as an “unwanted organization”. If you are in Russia or plan to return to it, you can not replace our materials on social networks, refer to them and publish quotes. Read more about what is possible and impossible, read in the cards .

The prosecutor's office of the Vladimir region considered the refusal to initiate a criminal case against security officials Alexander Terentyev and G. Kovalev to be unlawful. An employee of the “E” center, Terentyev, threatened Alena Zotova, who was detained near the rally site, that he would “put her on a bottle” and send her to fight in Ukraine.

Iran and Türkiye continue to attack Iraqi Kurdistan . An Iranian strike on November 21 killed at least one Kurdish guerrilla. In recent days, Iran and Türkiye have launched at least five strikes on Iraqi Kurdistan. On November 14, at least two Kurdistan people were killed in an attack by Iran. On November 20, Türkiye shelled the region; presumably, the Kurdish side launched a retaliatory strike on Turkish territories.

New Zealand's Supreme Court has found the voting age to be discriminatory. Citizens are given the opportunity to vote only from the age of 18, which contradicts the Bill of Human Rights, according to which New Zealanders receive full rights from the age of 16. Make It 16 has been fighting for the right of 16 and 17-year-olds to vote since 2020, but is only now winning its case.

Members of the “patriotic” HSE student community “White Raven” reported that they had donated quadcopters to the Russian army for use in the war against Ukraine. On their social networks, the community posted photos from an event in Nizhny Novgorod, where on November 17, students from “White Crow” presented boxes with DJI Mavic 3 drones to military personnel of the 96th Separate Reconnaissance Brigade.

On November 21, the State Duma Committee on State Construction and Legislation recommended adopting in the second reading a bill on fines of up to 10 million rubles for “LGBT propaganda.” At the same time, the committee did not support amendments on criminal liability for repeated “violations” and fines for “LGBT propaganda” in computer games.

The Central Election Commission of Kazakhstan announced the preliminary results of voting in the early presidential elections held on November 20 - the current president of the country, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, received more than 81% of the votes. 5.8% voted for the “Against all” column. The remaining candidates received less than four percent of the votes. Activists call such elections uncontested and undemocratic. The elections were accompanied by protests.

Seven European teams - England, Wales, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland - will refuse to wear pro-LGBTQ+ armbands at the World Cup in Qatar. FIFA threatened the players with sanctions, including ejection from the field, after which this decision was made.