Two hundred years ago, on May 5, 1818, Karl Marx, a German philosopher, economist, sociologist and politician, was born. In his main work, Capital, he gave a description of the political economy of capitalism, which has retained its significance to this day.

Victor Vekselberg. Photo from ENC.ex.ru website Federal agents from the team of special prosecutor Robert Muller were interrogated about two months ago at the New York Airport oligarch Viktor Vekselberg, reports The New York Times with reference to sources familiar with the situation. According to the newspaper, law enforcement officers stopped Vekselberg, immediately after he left a private plane. They began to ask him questions, and also studied his electronic devices.

May 5 - All -Russian Protest Day. Two days before the inauguration of Vladimir Putin, the inhabitants of dozens of Russian cities came under the slogan "He is not a king" - "against the establishment of a monarchy, against corruption, inequality, censorship and lawlessness." Police harshly dispersed anti -Putin actions in Russian cities. There are more than 1600 detainees throughout the country, there are many minors among them. Detention video in Moscow and St. Petersburg

Thousands of young protesters came to the Moscow campaign "he is not a king". On Pushkinskaya Square, they were met by Nodovsky provocateurs with St. George ribbons and mummers with nagikes. Reporting Dmitry Borco: Russian titles But the "Russian anti -Maidan" quickly merged. The "astronauts" entered the business, strict mass detentions began. We are not afraid of you At this time, in St. Petersburg on Nevsky, the police also did not stand on ceremony with young demonstrators.