A Nepalese court has found Ram Bahadur Bamjon, 33, who thousands believed to be the reincarnation of Buddha, guilty of sexually abusing children, Reuters reported , citing Sarlahi District Court Registrar Sadan Adhikari. He did not disclose the details of the case, but said that Bamjon will be sentenced on July 1. According to current Nepalese law, he faces 14 years in prison.

20-year-old Valeria Zotova is being pressured in the colony, with threats to tighten the regime. Valeria's mother, Svetlana Zotova, told Kholod about this after speaking with her daughter on the phone. She also said that the colony employees are forcing her to load bricks and regularly search her personal belongings while she is at work. "In addition to being forced to load bricks, Lera said that her things are regularly searched.

A BMW X6 fell from the third floor of a parking lot in the Galereya shopping center in Krasnodar, RIA Novosti and the Shot Telegram channel reported . According to Shot, the driver allegedly mixed up the pedals, causing the car to crash through the wall of a shopping mall and into the street. The car was carrying a family of three, including a 12-year-old child. Shot notes that local residents immediately came to the aid of the victims.

A close friend of missing Chechen woman Seda Suleimanova, Elena Patyaeva, demands that the Investigative Committee take control of the murder case of Seda Suleimanova. The girl posted a petition with a corresponding statement on the Change.org website. At the time of publication, it had been signed by 88 people.

In Dagestan, after militants attacked churches, a synagogue and a traffic police post, the personal files of all those who hold leadership positions will be checked. This was announced at a meeting of the people's assembly by the head of the republic, Sergei Melikov, writes RBK. He added that among the attackers were relatives of the head of the Sergokalinsky district, Magomed Omarov.

Scientists Grigory Yudin, Evgeny Roshchin and Artemy Magun have written a new Constitution for Russia. Its draft is published on the website of the Institute of Global Restoration. All three authors are employees of the institute. The draft Constitution proposes to rename Russia into the Union of Russian Republics. According to the document, the state language is recognized as Russian, but each republic should have the right to establish an additional state language.

The new EU sanctions, adopted on June 24, prohibit European organizations operating outside Russia from connecting to the SPFS, the Russian equivalent of the international SWIFT system. This could lead to higher prices for imported goods and services, market participants told Kommersant. According to experts, due to sanctions, trade turnover with some countries may decrease by 20-25%.

YouTube may add a sleep timer feature to the mobile version of the service, according to Authority Media, a publication specializing in consumer electronics and digital services. The publication's experts found information about the new feature in lines of code loaded into the latest version of the Android app. Authority Media notes that the sleep timer is a common feature in podcast and music apps. Its purpose is to stop playing content after a certain period of time.

Residents of a village in southwestern China were forced to flee their homes after debris from a space rocket carrying toxic fuel fell, CNN reported , publishing a video taken by eyewitnesses. The footage showed debris from a rocket falling from the sky, leaving a bright yellow trail behind it. It was believed to be a Long March 2C rocket that launched on June 22 from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in southwestern China's Sichuan Province.

Two former police officers convicted of burning a detainee alive have left the penal colony and gone to the front in Ukraine. This is reported by the Siberian Express, citing Sergei Konviz, who represents the interests of the relatives of the murdered man. We are talking about the former head of the criminal investigation department of the city of Kyzyl and the former deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Tuva, Orlan Saryg-Dongak, as well as former police officer Alim Kenden.

The State Duma has adopted in the third reading a bill that will exclude the MTPL policy from the list of mandatory documents for vehicle registration, RIA Novosti reports . According to the agency, an MTPL policy will not be required when performing registration actions related to a change of vehicle owner. In addition, the bill amends the laws on MTPL and road safety, eliminating the obligation to conclude MTPL contracts before performing registration actions.

By the end of 2023, Yandex had satisfied almost 55,000 requests from Russian authorities to disclose users' personal data. This was noted by Verstka. The number of satisfied requests from authorities is almost 80% of all requests received by the company during the year. This is a record compared to 2022, when the number of such requests was at least a third less. According to the publication, the Russian authorities are most interested in those Russians who actively use taxi services.

The investigation is asking for Tajik citizen Askar Butaev, who blew out candles and pushed a parishioner of a Moscow church, to be sent for compulsory treatment. This was reported by the capital's Investigative Committee. "During the investigation of the criminal case, a comprehensive forensic psychological and psychiatric examination was conducted, according to the results of which he was recognized as requiring compulsory treatment.

18-year-old Daria Kozyreva is sitting in a pre-trial detention center-she threatens five years for "re-discrediting the Russian army." Here is her letter to all Russians Daria Kozyreva is one of the youngest political prisoners. Two years ago, she studied at the medical faculty of St. Petersburg State University and took an active civil position. In 2023, she was charged with an administrative article for an anti -war post on VKontakte and expelled from the university.

The Kremlin is overlooking weaknesses in its domestic security system because it is focused on the war in Ukraine and the persecution of political opponents of the current regime, writes Anne Simmons, Moscow bureau chief for The Wall Street Journal. At the same time, Reuters notes that the growing threat from radical Islamists in the country may force Vladimir Putin to reallocate resources.