The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, is outraged by the behavior of young Chechens leading an idle lifestyle, and does not intend to protect those detained for hooliganism in other regions of Russia. At a meeting with State Duma deputy Adam Delimkhanov on Friday, Kadyrov noted that several incidents involving natives from Chechnya have been registered recently.

The authorities have the right to attract specialists loyal to United Russia to leadership positions. This opinion is shared by the new party leader, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. “If our party is now in power, then, of course, we will involve in the management of the state, in the management of large companies, people who sympathize with our ideals, and not our opponents,” Interfax quotes the chairman of the government .

British oil and gas company BP is trying to reach an agreement with US authorities under which the company will pay less than $15 billion for all criminal and civil fines related to the 2010 disaster at its Deepwater Horizon oil platform, the Financial Times reports, citing a source familiar with the move. negotiations This figure is significantly less than the $25 billion sought by the Justice Department against BP.

photo by Artem Holoshchapov for Forbes Students are most often politically active - remember the events of 1968 in France, the 1970 strike in the USA. What do Russian students think about protests and civil society? Students have always played a prominent role in the political process of democratic countries. More than once, student demonstrations, rallies, strikes and other forms of protest have influenced the political agenda or even changed the political landscape.

In their first match at the European Football Championship, the Russian team beat the Czech team in excellent style with a score of 4:1. The first half ended with a score of 2:0 in favor of the Russian team. In the 15th minute, Alan Dzagoev scored against Peter Cech, and in the 24th minute, Roman Shirokov doubled the lead. The beginning of the second half was not so successful for our team. In the 52nd minute, Vaclav Pilar scored one goal.

The creative agency The Great Company created a viral video about a new law that increases fines for violations at rallies. The video is stylized as a famous MasterCard advertisement. It was posted on YouTube on June 8th. The video shows video recordings from protest rallies in Moscow, indicating the fines that the organizers and participants of the rallies will face for this or that violation, according to the new law signed yesterday by President Vladimir Putin.

Russia does not plan to approve UN Security Council sanctions on Syria, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Saturday.

Moscow authorities discovered investment contracts for the construction of about 7 million square meters in the Moscow region, annexed to the capital. m of real estate. If they are implemented, the meaning of Moscow’s expansion will be lost, Vedomosti wrote on Saturday . According to information from the cities and regions surrounding the capital, 57 contracts for construction projects with a total area of ​​7 million square meters have already been concluded in their territories.

09 June 2012 news Mode for the visually impaired Speech synthesis “Marusya” works Listen Share Add to favorites New AvtoVAZ designer about the future of Tolyatti cars Design Director Steve Mattin talks about his tasks, new cars and Lada Kalina Forbes newsletter The most important things about finance, investment, business and technology Copy link Share Add to favorites Speech synthesis “Marusya” works Listen Mode for the visually impaired

Photo by Fotobank / Getty Images Ukraine and Poland, which spent billions of euros on preparations for the championship, will have to solve the same problem as Portugal, which hosted Euro 2004: what to do with colossal arenas The emblem of the current championship is a plant with stadium flowers - a good image, a good idea by the organizers of Euro 2012, no questions asked.

And also Chuck Norris as the founder of Oracle, a geopolitical lesson from the European Football Championship, and the prospects for robotic cars from Google. Review of the business press around the world Russia Russia and China are directly responsible for the deaths of thousands of Syrian civilians , writes The New York Times . At the same time, Russia not only vetoes any UN initiatives to introduce new sanctions against Syria, but also supplies the Bashar al-Assad regime with weapons.

09 June 2012 news Mode for the visually impaired Speech synthesis “Marusya” works Listen Share Add to favorites How we cheered for the Russian national team in the first match of Euro 2012 A Forbes correspondent toured fan zones and bars in Moscow during the Russia - Czech Republic match Forbes newsletter The most important things about finance, investment, business and technology Copy link Share Add to favorites Speech synthesis “Marusya” works Listen Mode for the visually impaired

Forbes photo report: thousands of Muscovite fans were worried about the outcome of the first game of the Russian national team at Euro 2012 at Strelka, in Luzhniki and in the park named after. Gorky This year in Moscow, for the first time since angry fans staged a pogrom in the center of the capital in July 2002, football fan zones were organized - places where fans can watch matches on large (up to 150 sq. m.) plasma screens.

Photo by Fotobank / Getty Images How to learn to appreciate Old World white wines - light and complex at the same time To answer the question “Is it true that the best wines are French?” - about the same as answering the question “Have you stopped drinking cognac in the morning?” As we remember, Carlson addressed this question to Miss Bok as an example of the fact that not all questions can be answered simply “yes” or “no.” But in a conversation with a colleague, we recently admitted to each

Photo by Fotobank/Getty Images Why Great Britain always emerged victorious in the fight against European countries In 1932, former Chancellor of the Exchequer Winston Churchill, who had been vegetating on the back bench of the House of Commons for several years, went on a trip to Europe. He was writing a book about his ancestor, the commander Duke of Marlborough, and wanted to visit the sites of past battles of English troops with the enemy.