Princess Stephanie of Monaco has married Portuguese acrobat Adan Pérez, who is 10 years her junior, German magazine Bunte reported on Tuesday, citing a representative of the princely house. The wedding ceremony took place last Friday in Geneva in the presence of the princess's three children.

The former Minister of State Security of Georgia, Igor Georgadze, has been registered with the District Electoral Commission as a deputy candidate from the single-mandate Samtrede region of Georgia. The registration department of the Central Election Commission of Georgia RIA Novosti confirmed the registration of Georgadze. He was nominated as a deputy from the initiative group, which collected the necessary number of signatures to nominate him.

In Russia, the number of prisoners seeking help from psychologists and psychiatrists is growing, Interfax reports. Over the past two years, the number of people who applied for psychological help to medical institutions of the criminal correctional system of Russia has increased by almost 22 thousand people and exceeded 120 thousand.

After polls showed that California voters would not only support an early gubernatorial election, but would also be unlikely to vote for the Democratic nominee, Democratic Party strategists began to look for a legal ploy that could hinder popular will. And such a trick was found: the American Civil Liberties Union demanded in court to postpone the election until all the polling stations in California were equipped with modern voting machines.

The court of the French city of Lisieux sentenced on Tuesday the son of the famous French actor Gerard Depardieu to nine months' suspended imprisonment and a fine of 5,000 euros. In addition, he was assigned a probationary period of 18 months under the obligatory supervision of a psychiatrist, Interfax reports. Against 32-year-old actor Guillaume Depardieu were charged with illegal possession of weapons and violence with weapons.

Colombia's largest rebel group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), has denied capturing eight foreign tourists in the jungle last week, BBC reports. FARC is accused of capturing four Israelis, two Britons, a German and a Spaniard, whose fate has not been known since they were abducted last Friday. Tourists were heading to the ancient ruins.

From the site www.yukos.ru On Wednesday, the Moscow City Court will consider cassation complaints related to searches in firms in the company "Yukos". According to RIA Novosti Lawyer Vadim Maklakov, defenders of the company M-RESTRA CJSC, registrar of Yukos, Yukos-Leasing and Yukos-Moskva, are disputed in the court of the second instance of the decisions of the Basmanny Court of the capital.

In Salzburg, a woman who moved to another apartment found 250 thousand euros there and took them to the lost and found office. It is reported by Ananova.com. The money previously belonged to the former owner of the apartment, who died at the age of 90. Since the old woman bequeathed her entire fortune to charitable companies, the treasure found will also go to charity. Lost and found director Franz Schefbaumer said that this was the first time such a sum had been brought to his office.

The general director of the printing house that printed fake campaign materials about Valentina Matvienko was charged under Art. 129 part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation - "slander". This was reported to RIA "Novosti" in the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region.

Japan arrested the crew of a Russian ship On suspicion of transporting stolen cars in the Japanese port of Otaru on the island of Hokkaido, the captain of the Russian ship "Leningradskaya" Anatoly Zelenev and five of his subordinates were arrested. As ITAR-TASS was informed by the police, last August they were convicted of trying to export two cars from Japan that had not passed customs control. One of these cars, according to investigators, was previously stolen in the city of Sapporo.

On Wednesday, the meeting of the presidents of Russia and Ukraine will take place. Vladimir Putin and Leonid Kuchma will hold talks before the start of the CIS summit in Yalta. As reported by Interfax, this was reported to journalists by the press secretary of the Russian leader Alexei Gromov. Earlier, Putin said that he intends to discuss with his Ukrainian counterpart the issue of forming the Common Economic Space.

Moscow will host the game "Transportation", timed to coincide with the World Car Free Day under the auspices of the UN. The action was organized by the movement "Russia without cars" and the public organization "Muscovites for the tram". According to a press release received by Graney.Ru, the goal of the game is to stimulate the use and development of public transport in Moscow and other cities.

A man arrested on Tuesday in Stockholm is suspected of killing Swedish Foreign Minister Anna Lindh. The suspect was examined by a forensic psychiatrist and had blood tests taken for DNA. According to Aftonbladet, the detainee was interrogated. 53-year-old lawyer Gunnar Falk undertook to defend him. The detainee denied his guilt. However, according to newspaper sources in the police, he could not tell what he did on the day of Anna Lind's murder.

Assistant to the President of Russia Aslambek Aslakhanov advocates the creation of punitive units to destroy kidnappers. He stated this on the air of "Echo of Moscow". He said that whoever it was - representatives of federal structures, Akhmad Kadyrov's bodyguards or militants, they must be destroyed or tried.

The US Federal Reserve System (FRS) left the refinancing rate unchanged at 1.0% per annum, Reuters reports. "The Open Market Committee has decided to maintain the federal lending rate at 1.0 percent. The Committee remains confident that convenient monetary policy principles, coupled with strong productivity growth, provide important driving support for economic activity," the Fed said in a statement. .