The station construction schedule will shift by several weeks. 1K 2 minutes. ... Specialists from Rosenergoatom Concern OJSC identified a violation of the integrity of the reinforced frame during concreting work for the building of the central hall of the first power unit of Leningrad NPP-2.

Federal officials will solve problems of coastal port infrastructure For the continued existence of coastal ports, it is necessary to sign a transit agreement regulating road transport, create a port special economic zone, update the infrastructure and remove administrative barriers. Otherwise, soon there will simply be no ports left. This was discussed during a special round table in Vladivostok.

German prosecutors have named Formula 1 chief promoter Bernie Ecclestone as one of the suspects in a corruption scandal surrounding the sale of Grand Prix rights in 2006. Mr Ecclestone was accused of paying $44 million as a bribe to Gerhard Gribkowski, who sold Bayern Landesbank's stake in Formula 1.

Russian schoolchildren will be shown the line between reliable information and false information. Ombudsmen for children's rights in the regions will have to teach children to analyze and be critical of the information disseminated by the media. Experts doubt that the lessons will be beneficial. On September 1, Russian schools will host a media safety lesson for the first time.

Today, July 20, Ukrainskaya Pravda sources report that Vladimir Satsyuk, who is a defendant in the case of poisoning Viktor Yushchenko, has returned to Ukraine. In recent days, he was seen in the city of Malin, Zhytomyr region. Vladimir Satsyuk was seen in a city park for two days in a row, accompanied by the mayor of the city, and then in the company of four people.

At an extended meeting in the Rostov administration, the mayor of the city, Mikhail Chernyshev, introduced his new deputy for transport and road management, the mayor’s information department reported. This was Vladislav Maksimenko, who previously held the position of director of the MU Department of Highways and Traffic Management. “Viktor Kocherga, who previously held this position, left for a teaching job at the Rostov State University of Civil Engineering,” the department added.

Trade unions demand the president to veto changes to pension legislation Yesterday, representatives of independent trade unions picketed the presidential administration with a demand to veto the law on pension reform adopted by parliament on July 7. Activists oppose raising the retirement age for women to 60 and increasing the length of service required to receive a pension. In their opinion, the size of pension payments will be reduced by inflation. ALEXANDER ZVORSKY watched the protests.

Belgrade court rules to extradite Hadzic to ICTY Serbian authorities managed to arrest another war criminal. Goran Hadžić appears on the list of the most wanted defendants by the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. Let us remind you that two months ago another war criminal, Ratko Mladic, was arrested. Now Belgrade has an increasing chance of constructive communication with the European Union on the issue of granting EU candidate status.

Today, July 20, it became known that businessman Taras Barshchovsky created the company TBFruit (Gorodok, Lviv region) to manage his assets with a subsequent IPO on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in 2013-2014. The consolidation of assets involves the creation of a single management company with its main office in Gorodok.

July 20, 2011 It's hot outside, and our work is also in full swing. True, not from the heat, but from the intensity. We all understand that we need to prepare for the return of our favorite players from vacation and offer them new toys for their leisure time.

The Federal Service for Financial Markets (FSFM) of Russia registered a report on the results of the additional issue of ordinary shares of Proton-PM OJSC (Perm), placed by converting shares with a lower par value into them. As the company said in a statement, Proton-PM converted 294 million 34.284 thousand ordinary shares with a par value of 1.97 rubles into shares of the same category with a par value of 5.4 rubles.

Participant in the attack on NSU students got off with a suspended sentence In Novosibirsk, the Sovetsky District Court announced the verdict in the case of an attack last November on students of Novosibirsk State University (NSU), who had gathered to watch a film about the murdered Novaya Gazeta journalist Anastasia Baburova.

Today, July 20, Chairman of the State Medicines Service Alexey Solovyov said that all pharmacy kiosks operating in cities will be liquidated in Ukraine by the end of this year. “We have initiated changes to the licensing conditions, which provide for the elimination of such a phenomenon as a pharmacy kiosk within a year,” he said, noting that Ukraine is the only country in which medicines are sold in kiosks. According to Mr.

Analyst on the launch of OS X Lion sales Apple begins sales of its new operating system Lion. The developers offer more than 250 new features. This is another step towards abandoning computers with keyboards, the analyst believes. Mac developers have introduced a new operating system. Sales of OS X Lion will start on July 20, 2011. To ensure that retail store employees don't have to work in the dark, Apple has already provided them with copies of the final build.

The trial of the founder of the Shambhala Ashram has begun The trial of the founder of the Shambhala Ashram sect, Konstantin Rudnev, has begun in Novosibirsk. He was charged with creating a religious association engaged in illegal activities. Created back in the 1980s, the sect operated in two dozen regions of the country, and the number of its followers, who donated real estate and savings to the “spiritual mentor,” reached several thousand.