DOXA student magazine is one of the most radical anti -war media. Its co -founder Armen Araman explains the difference between radicalism, activism and extremism The State Duma Commission to counteract foreign intervention asked the Prosecutor General to recognize the DOXA journal as an extremist organization. This is not the first time that journalists of the publication are faced with persecution.

An administrative case was opened against rapper Oksimiron for the song "Oyda", TASS reports, citing a letter to the Safe Internet League from the prosecutor's office of St. Petersburg. According to the document, the prosecutor's office of St. Petersburg found in the song "Oida" public calls for action, as a result of which the territorial integrity of Russia could be violated, as well as slogans with a public positive attitude towards secession of part of the country's territory.

The State Security Service of Latvia recommended that the Minister of the Interior include the former Dozhd host Aleksey Korostelev on the list of persons who are prohibited from entering the country. This was reported on the website of the department.

In order not to miss the main materials of "Cold", subscribe to our instagram and telegram . actually do What does the morality police ? Sharia "morality police" - "Gasht-e Ershad" - monitors the observance of religious norms in the country. It was created by the High Council of the Cultural Revolution in 2006 under President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who was a proponent of a strict dress code for Muslim women.

The National Electronic Media Council of Latvia has annulled the broadcasting license of the Dozhd TV channel, said Council Chairman Ivars Abolins. The TV channel should stop broadcasting on the night of December 8. Dozhd called the accusations against him "unfair and absurd." “Due to the threat to national security and public order, this morning the NEPLP decided to cancel the permission to broadcast the Dozhd TV channel,” Abolins tweeted.

Russia produces cruise missiles despite the sanctions imposed against it. These conclusions were reached by an independent group of analysts who collect data on the supply of weapons during armed conflicts, Conflict Armament Research. So, according to investigators, on November 23, Russia fired missiles at Ukraine that were made two months before the strike, that is, after the introduction of Western sanctions.

In Novoshakhtinsk in the Rostov region, a man in camouflage fired at the police. One of them was wounded, the attacker is being sought, TASS was told in the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. According to Mash, the shooter was armed with a machine gun.

Taisiya Bekbulatova, Editor-in-Chief of Kholod, has been included in the list of the 100 most inspiring and most influential women in the world in 2022 according to the BBC. “This year, the list includes women at the center of conflicts in 2022. They are protesting and demanding change in Iran and have become the epitome of resilience and resistance in Russia's war with Ukraine.

The Moscow Investigative Committee has launched a pre-investigation check on the statement of Artyom Kamardin, a participant in the Mayakovsky Readings, in which he accuses the police of beating during the search and using sexualized violence. This was reported by the human rights project "Axioma".

The New York Times, citing a senior official from the government of Ukraine, reports that the drones that attacked the Russian airfields Engels-1 in the Saratov region and Diaghilevo in Ryazanskaya on the morning of December 5 were launched from Ukrainian territory. Presumably, Ukrainian special forces were involved in at least one of the strikes, which were located near the airfields and helped direct the drones to the target.

The death of Tumso Abdurahmanov is not the only one. Here are other stories On December 5, the Chechen telegram channel 1adat with reference to “Informators from Europe and Chechnya” said that Blogger Tumso Abdurahmanov allegedly shot a “group of persons”. This information remains unconfirmed, and the Swedish media did not comment on the possible murder of Abdurahmanov. On December 9, it became known that Abdurakhmanov was alive.

The court recognized the youth movement "Spring" as "extremist". This was reported by the human rights organization "First Department". The Vesna movement was founded in 2013 in St. Petersburg, and later it appeared in other Russian regions. Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Viasna activists have been participating in anti-war actions.