The head of Kyrgyzstan, Almazbek Atambayev, accepted the resignation of the acting chairman of the country's cabinet of ministers, Omurbek Babanov. The resignation letter noted that “the new contours of the coalition majority have been determined, and the government will be formed in the very near future.” According to RIA Novosti , acting Prime Minister has been appointed. First Deputy Prime Minister Aaly Karashev.

iPeel is not just another fancy gadget, but a sausage casing. With its help, the Atlantis-Pak company, Russia's largest manufacturer of plastic casings for sausages and frankfurters, seeks to conquer the world market. Text: Yuliana Petrova On the porch of the Atlantis-Pak administrative building, respectable people in white coats stood at attention in front of a short, gray-bearded man in an elegant gray suit, leisurely ascending the steps.

Mitt Romney on Thursday officially became a contender for the US presidential nomination from the Republican Party. In his keynote speech ( see page 3 ), he showed the Americans the path to saving the national economy, and also warned the Russian authorities that the reset could soon come to an end - relations with Moscow, if the Republicans win, will be built on the principle of “less flexibility, more rigidity "

At least 29 people were killed and 16 injured when two buses collided on August 31 in Nigeria, RIA Novosti reported, citing AFP, citing police. The accident occurred in Yobe State in the northeast of the country. “Two Toyota buses, which were moving in the opposite direction, collided and then caught fire. Twenty-nine people were killed,” the agency quotes the words of an official representative of the Nigerian police.

Text: Barry Schwartz, professor of psychology, bestselling author of The Paradox of Choice There's a place in Vancouver where visitors can choose from 200 flavors of ice cream. 200 varieties! Such diversity is even difficult to imagine. Most likely, people who come to this “world of ice cream” are much less happy with their choice than those who make their choice in a small cozy cafe among twenty varieties. However, the “ice cream world” does not dry out.

Context The government has submitted a bill to the State Duma that would make direct elections of mayors mandatory.

West Nile virus death toll rises In the Volgograd region, as of August 31, 154 cases of West Nile fever (WNF) were registered, of which four were fatal, according to the regional department of Rospotrebnadzor. As of August 21, the number of cases was 85, of which two died. Thus, over the past ten days, the number of cases has increased by 69 people, and two more residents of the region have died from the dangerous infection.

A new tropical storm has formed in the Pacific Ocean. In accordance with the approved list, it was given the name “Leslie.” Information about the new weather threat was distributed by the US National Hurricane Center. The storm's epicenter is currently located approximately 850 km southeast of the southern border of the state of Baja California (Mexico). Its maximum wind gust speed reaches 110 km/h, and the storm is moving northeast at a speed of 12 km/h.

The department is seeking to deprive the deputy of his powers The State Duma has received an official appeal from Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika, in which he asks to consider the issue of early termination of the parliamentary powers of a member of the A Just Russia faction, Gennady Gudkov. As Gennady Gudkov told Interfax , he received a copy of the letter addressed to State Duma Speaker Sergei Naryshkin.

What are you looking forward to in the coming week? Peter Esaulov, Deputy Head of the Sverdlovsk Railway for Corporate Governance and Work with Government Authorities: — From September 3 to 7, public receptions will operate at the stations of Yekaterinburg and Perm in support of the preservation and development of the suburban railway service “Save the electric train!” We invite passengers to sign a collective appeal to the federal authorities in support of maintaining subsidies and benefits.

The townspeople were drawn to the ground. Some suddenly abandoned their offices and zealously began raising chickens, rabbits and other animals. Others are building a sales infrastructure. But the spring of “new farming” is already drawing to a close. Text: Vladislav Kovalenko When former journalist Boris Akimov, former IT specialist Alexander Mikhailov and former director of the representative office Vasily Palshin started LavkaLavka in 2009, it was just a hobby.

The Green Party is vying for two seats in the regional Duma An introductory meeting with the press was held at the Saratov regional branch of the Green party. This is how the chairman of the party's regional council, Alexander Frolov, described the event. As Frolov explained, the regional branch was registered only on July 5, but has already decided to participate in the October elections to the regional Duma.

The acting head of the Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan, Omurbek Babanov, resigned. “Taking into account that the new contours of the coalition majority have been defined and the government will be formed in the very near future, I ask you to relieve me of my duties as prime minister of the republic from September 1,” RIA Novosti quotes the official as saying.

The Russian team's medal collection was replenished with a silver award thanks to Olesya Latynina. The Russian woman became second in powerlifting in the weight category up to 48 kg with a result of 120 kg. Gold went to Nigeria's Esther Oyeme, who lifted 135 kg and set a world record. The Russian team is in fifth place in the overall standings with 5 gold, 4 silver and 3 bronze medals, reminds RIA Novosti .

The approach to workplace organization has changed greatly in recent years. This applies not only to the transition to laptops and the spread of mobility. Stationary workplaces have also undergone a major metamorphosis. Business laptop manufacturer Fujitsu is one of the few companies in the world that has refused to produce computer equipment in China. The company's own factories are located in Germany and Japan.