Last Sunday in Russia, the state campaign for the election of Vladimir Putin for the fourth time began. It was obvious to anyone who observed a parade in St. Petersburg: the main naval fleet was by no means the main thing there, the chief of the country swore many times in the inescapable love for whom. The main thing was Vladimir Putin. Everything else - ships, sailors, a giant Andreevsky flag and a monument to Peter - everything was nothing more than scenery.

“On the night of July 1, a message from a resident of the village of Verkhnyaya Berezovka was received to the duty department of the police of the Zheleznodorozhny district of Ulan-Ulan, that a fight was taking place next to her house, and screams for help were heard. The police immediately went to the scene. They found out that the company of young people committed a robbery on two German tourists who spent 69 and 75 years in a trailer.

The last financial crisis forced the US authorities to seriously think about how to prevent such socio-economic cataclysms. In 2008-2010 The White House and Congress of the United States actively discussed various bills aimed at improving the financial and banking system. This ended with the adoption of an act called the Law on Reforming Wall Street and Consumer Protection (Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act).