Around Russia The results of the week. Greek farce and Chinese bubble July 10, 2015. Maxim Blan At the beginning of the last week of apocalyptic scenarios in case the Greeks say “no” to the ultimatum of creditors, there were quite a few. So far, not one of them has been realized. Tsipras, having won a convincing victory in a referendum, resigned the European Finance Minister Varufakis too annoying.

If only I had known that this was such an interesting magazine, I would have at least read it once before throwing it in the trash. The Flirt magazine, whose bosses are now being prosecuted for pimping, is characterized by the fact that it was constantly slipped under the windshield wipers of motorists and attempted to be foisted in some public place by supposedly African students. Magazine with women. Women of not too severe behavior. Why do I need such a magazine, to be honest?

The American satellite flew to Pluto. He flew there for nine years. And all this time (while the American satellite was flying towards Pluto) scientists were leaving Russia at an increasing speed. Well, just people who at least have an idea where this Pluto is... That is why Russians today do not have any joy from the first photographs of the planet. We prefer selfies.

The famous domestic economist Sergei Guriev, who recently left Russia for personal security reasons, in an interview with the Rain TV channel Pre -toughening restrictive measures from the West in relation to Russia. Mr. Guriev did not give any specific details, saying only that there are measures of the fading disconnection of Russian banks from the Swift International Transactional System.