For three weeks now, France has been gripped by numerous protests - the country is in a political crisis. The government announced today that the controversial "first hire agreement" will be amended. It is not yet clear how the trade union movements - radicals who continue to demand the unconditional cancellation of the contract - will react to this decision. There was a split within the protest movement.

About an hour before the start of the rally, one of the leaders of the Voronezh United Civil Front, Alexander Boldyrev, did not show much optimism in a conversation with a columnist for the Daily Journal. “You see,” Boldyrev said, “it’s a weekday, four hours, that is, most are still at work...

Muscovites prefer the metro from all types of transport: 84% of the capital’s residents use them in everyday movements, that is, almost everyone (for the average inhabitant of Russia, this figure is 10 times less - 8%). How does the world work in which each of my fellow countrymen spends more than one hour of daily time?

The Supreme Court introduced to the State Duma a bill on the right of citizens to information about the activities of courts: now everyone will be able to find out everything that interests them using the Internet.

Muslims looked for money for construction for a long time, and when they found it, the authorities refused to extend the construction permit and are now demanding that the already erected walls be demolished, although a plot of land was allocated by the mayor's office and legally purchased by the regional Islamic religious organization. Today in Moscow, a picket was held in front of the Government House against the demolition of the building.

Ukraine is not giving up hope of reaching an agreement with Russia on lowering gas prices. Now they are trying to achieve this in court: the Dnieper Iron and Steel Works named after Dzerzhinsky, part of the Industrial Union of Donbass (IUD) group, filed a lawsuit to invalidate the agreement concluded between the companies Naftogaz Ukraine and Gazprom in January of this year.

A suspect has been detained in the murder of a student from Senegal. On Friday morning, an unknown person shot a group of students with a pump-action shotgun with a swastika. Society has finally realized nationalism as a problem - now they are talking about it: almost every day we learn about new murders. But it is important what exactly they say: well-known politicians are publicly speculating on the Russophile sentiments of society, flirting with neo-fascism.

President Putin loves to ski, and now he is being built in Krasnaya Polyana a residence. The weight of the governor of the Kuban Alexander Tkachev in the Kremlin immediately grew sharply. So the favorite project of Governor Tkachev - the unification of the Kuban and Adygea - again received a move. After the President of Adygea Hazret Council categorically opposed the project, the semi -fascist parties that actively support the association took many places in the Adygea parliament.

Members of the Palestinian Legislative Council representing the Hamas movement were unable to obtain French visas. Unlike us, Europeans, apparently, are alien to the spirit (( http://www.ej.ru/dayTheme/entry/3233/ of “true hospitality”)), and therefore it was decided not to allow “democratically elected members of the Palestinian Legislative Council” .

The court refused to liquidate the Russian Research Center for Human Rights. The consideration of the claim, which until recently our Minister of Justice called “justified,” took 15 minutes. This time was enough to understand the inconsistency of Rosregistration’s requirements. Representatives of the registration service did not even appear in court.

“The future of the world depends on how different civilizational models can coexist together. If we manage to connect some problematic nodes with these civilizational models, then there will be no wars. The Russian Orthodox Church is planning a wonderful dialogue with the Roman Catholic Church,” Metropolitan Kirill told the radio station “Moscow Speaks” 92.0 FM, emphasizing that “The Orthodox Church... considered it possible... today to say what people are talking about in West and East."