The Association of Tour Operators of Russia (ATOR) has warned that refusals to allow travel abroad due to errors in data and confiscation of passports at border control may become widespread, Interfax reports . Vice President of ATOR Artur Muradyan stated that this problem is of an "avalanche nature". "First there was a wave of errors, somewhere the gender was mixed up, somewhere there were spelling errors, then problems with names with the letter ё began," Muradyan said.

Russia is overtaking Western countries that support Ukraine in purchasing ammunition, the Czech authorities have said, according to the Financial Times. As the publication recalls, the Czech Republic is coordinating the purchase of ammunition for Ukraine from manufacturers in countries that are not members of NATO. The Czech envoy for Ukraine's reconstruction, Tomas Kopechny, noted that some countries supply ammunition to both Russia and countries that support Ukraine.

An international team of scientists has tested a new drug for non-small cell lung cancer, Lorlatinib, and found that the drug delays the development of cancer for up to five years, The Guardian reports . As the publication notes, lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide, accounting for about 1.8 million deaths each year. Survival rates for patients with late forms of the disease are particularly low.

Actor and showman Nikita Dzhigurda has sent a request to serve in the unit where Elena Blinovskaya's husband Alexey and actor Mikhail Efremov's former lawyer Elman Pashayev are already serving. This was reported by RIA Novosti, citing an informed source. According to the agency, Dzhigurda had previously visited this unit during his trips to the annexed Donetsk region. In March, he held a creative evening there and handed over drones and household items to the Russian military.

As a result, the missing was found in relatives Noticing the loss of his father, Thomas Peresa called the police, but soon he himself became a suspect in the murder case. Instead of looking for the missing person, officers pulled out a confession from Thomas in the murder of their father for 17 hours. They threatened him, exerted psychological pressure and promised to lull his dog. Thomas's father was found the next day.

The income of the Russian hotel business has grown significantly. This was influenced by several factors, in particular, the tightening of the issuance of Schengen visas and the growth of the cost of air tickets abroad. High demand for domestic tourism has provoked an increase in prices for hotel rooms, Kommersant writes .

A woman has been arrested in Pakistan after an Italian court found her guilty of murdering her 18-year-old daughter for refusing to marry for money, the BBC reports . The publication notes that 51-year-old Nazia Shaheen had been in hiding for three years. She was tracked down by Interpol and Pakistani police. Now the woman is going to be extradited to Italy, where she was previously sentenced to life imprisonment. According to investigators, the family moved from Pakistan to Italy in 2016.

Officers of the French General Directorate of Internal Security have detained an 18-year-old native of Chechnya on suspicion of preparing a terrorist attack during the Olympic Games in Paris, Reuters reports , citing Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin. The website of the French Ministry of the Interior and Overseas Territories says the man was planning an attack on the Geoffroy Guichard stadium in Saint-Etienne during a football match.

The Minister of Education of the Voronezh Region, Natalya Salogubova , called for not criticizing the system of conducting the Unified State Exam. This statement was made against the backdrop of a scandalous story about the search of graduates. “Criticism of the Unified State Exam during the Unified State Exam should now be somewhat taboo,” Salogubova said. According to her, on May 31, during the Unified State Exam in mathematics at Voronezh School No.

Madonna concert-goer Justin Lipeles has filed a lawsuit against the singer, accusing her of "forced pornography" on stage, The Guardian reports . The concert in question took place on March 7 at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. It was part of Madonna's Celebration world tour. The lawsuit alleges that during the performance, the singer "without warning" displayed "pornography" on stage. "During the performance, the plaintiff was forced to watch topless women on stage simulating sexual acts.

The behavior of Western governments is fueling pro-war sentiments and escalating tensions, RIA Novosti reports, citing Dmitry Peskov, the Russian president's press secretary. "There is an absolute build-up there, a build-up of such pro-war sentiments, they are deliberately inciting such pre-war hysteria. Well, and all this, of course, cannot but have a most negative impact on the general situation.

A previously convicted 28-year-old man from the city of Khilok in the Zabaikalsky Krai came to Chita, where he raped and killed a 17-year-old girl, writes the local publication Chita.ru. According to investigators, on May 25, the ex-prisoner was in a "state of alcoholic intoxication." Upon seeing the girl, he first raped and then strangled her, after which he fled the scene of the crime.

Dutch parliamentarians from the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy have sent a petition to the country's Foreign Ministry over the performance of Russian TV presenters Vladimir Pozner and Ivan Urgant at an Amsterdam theatre. The authors of the document, Ruben Brekelmans and Claire Martens-Amerika, asked the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, Hanke Bruins-Sloot, and the State Secretary for Education, Culture and Science, Fleur Graper van Koolwijk, 11 questions.

On May 31, the Polish news agency RAP published two reports, at 14:00 and 14:20 local time, about the start of mobilization in the country from July 1. The agency later issued a refutation. Both publications began with the words: "On July 1, 2024, a partial military mobilization will be announced in Poland. 200,000 Polish citizens, both former military personnel and ordinary civilians, will be called up for compulsory military service.

After former US President Donald Trump was convicted in a case involving payments to a porn actress, his supporters flooded the Internet with calls for violence and threats of armed insurrection, Reuters reports . In particular, many such publications appeared on the Trump-owned social network Truth Social and on the websites Patriots.Win and Gateway Pundit. Some users called for the death of Judge Juan Merchan, who is presiding over Trump's case.