ISIS threatens terrorist attacks during the Champions League quarterfinals. This was reported by the Spanish newspaper Marca. The publication writes that the Islamic State, through its Al-Azaim Foundation, distributed a poster threatening football stadiums in London, Paris and Madrid. Marca noted that the information was passed on to the Real Madrid football club. Journalists emphasized that the police are working based on the potential threat of terrorist attacks.

French Foreign Minister Stephane Sejournet proposed imposing sanctions against Israel so that it would open corridors for humanitarian aid to Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Reuters reports this.

The head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin , ordered to open a criminal case into the beating of a teenager in Kamensk-Uralsky, Sverdlovsk region. The attack on him occurred at the end of February ago, but the police have not yet reported the results of the investigation. This was reported by the law firm “Sergey Barsukov and Partners,” It’s My City drew attention.

British resident Russell Cook completed a series of races across Africa and ran across the continent in 253 days. The BBC reports this. During the run, he survived an armed robbery and at the same time raised almost $900,000 for charity. Cook said he previously suffered from alcohol and gambling addictions and also experienced mental health difficulties.

The European Court of Human Rights in France has ruled that Switzerland is unable to cope with the climate crisis. According to the court, this violates human rights. The ECHR decision is reported by CNN. Lawyers called this decision historic. In 2023, the ECtHR began hearing a claim filed by Swiss Senior Women for Climate Protection in 2020. The accusers were two thousand women over 64 years old, as well as a separate group of four women aged 80 to 90 living in Switzerland.

The ex-employee of the Ministry of Defense of Australia was accused of rape. He avoided punishment and could even earn on the scandal Employees of one of the largest Australian television channels of Seven Network are suspected that they paid for an interview to the local official Bruce Lerman, accused of rape.

Russian military police in Gyumri kidnapped Russian citizen Anatoly Shchetinin, who deserted from the war in Ukraine. He is being held on the territory of the 102nd military base. This was reported by the Vanadzor branch of the Helsinki Citizens' Assembly. The Vanadzor group writes that it has reliable information about the plans of employees of the Russian military base to send Shchetinin to Russia.

The Minister of Health of the Orenburg Region, Tatyana Savinova, reported 27 cases of intestinal infection associated with floods. RBC reports this. “We attribute the incidence of intestinal infections that occurred in the second quarter to the flood. Now the residents have already been evacuated from there, so there is no outbreak as such,” Savinova said. She also noted that not all of the cases are laboratory confirmed.

In the Republic of Bashkortostan, 15-year-old schoolboy Konstantin Nosyrev spent almost a year and a half in a temporary detention center. This was reported by the local publication Mkset and lawyer Vitaly Burkin. The teenager was detained on suspicion of possession and distribution of drugs along with his mother. At that time, according to Burkin, the student was 14 years old. “After studying the case of a minor boy, the court leadership had a real hysteria.

A court in Cheboksary sentenced the former head of the Nadezhda charity fund for orphans, Tohir Mirdzhaparov, to 14 years in a maximum security colony. He was accused of soliciting sex from 15 minor children, according to a press release from the local prosecutor's office. The publication “Angry Chuvashia” drew attention to this.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. They agreed on cooperation in the framework of countering NATO. Reuters reports this. The publication writes that during the meeting, representatives of Russia and China agreed to discuss ways to deepen cooperation in the field of Eurasian security.

Russian authorities are discussing the possibility of creating a new ministry. It is expected that it will be responsible for youth policy and patriotic education. Vedomosti writes about this, citing four sources close to the presidential administration. The department may appear after the inauguration of Vladimir Putin, which is scheduled for May 7.

The Russian authorities invented the FBK case. It threatens thousands of Russians In the "extremist business of the FBK" already at least 53 defendants. Among them, not only the associates of Alexei Navalny, but also simple, and sometimes generally random people. They are pursued for reposts in social networks, inscriptions in the snow or donat of 200 rubles.

The Nikulinsky Court of Moscow registered an administrative case against Meduza journalist Dmitry Kuznets for participating in the activities of an “undesirable organization” (Article 20.33 of the Administrative Code). Mediazona reports this with reference to the corresponding card in the court file. The case materials were registered on April 8, but a hearing has not yet been scheduled.

The Federal Air Transport Agency recommended that Russian airlines and airports serve participants in the war in Ukraine as a priority. RBC writes about this with reference to a telegram, the authenticity of which was confirmed by two sources in different airlines. The head of the Federal Air Transport Agency, Dmitry Yadrov, in particular, recommended giving this category of citizens priority when registering for flights and going through the screening procedure at airports.