The overthrow of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi could change the nature of Arab revolutions Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi is removed from power as a result of a military coup. The duties of the head of state until early elections will be performed by the sworn-in former chairman of the Constitutional Court, Adli Mansour. Following the ouster of Mohamed Morsi, who was placed under house arrest, security forces struck at the former Islamist president's base, the Muslim Brotherhood movement.

The Moscow City Court on Friday left in custody the alleged perpetrator of the attack on choreographer Sergei Filin, Yuri Zarutsky. The Judicial Collegium for Criminal Cases rejected the appeal of the accused's lawyers against the decision to extend the defendant's arrest until August, Interfax reports.

940 7 min. ... We continue the series of publications “Innovations of the Future” about Russian inventors. Our current hero is a participant in the Skolkovo project from Astrakhan, the Bravo Motors company, which has created a unique transforming electric car.

The ex-owners of Russian Capital have moved from reorganization to recall Unscrupulous owners usually do not limit themselves to one “fallen” bank, continuing business under the guise of another license. An illustration of this approach can be the banking activities of Alexey Ivashchenko and Irina Kireeva. According to Kommersant, following the reorganization of the Russian Capital bank, the threat of license revocation loomed over their second asset - the Lipetsk Regional Bank.

Alexander Lavrinovich headed the High Council of Justice Yesterday, the High Council of Justice (HCJ) on an uncontested basis elected Alexander Lavrynovych as its chairman, whom the president dismissed from the post of Minister of Justice right during the meeting. The council's decision raised concerns among the opposition that the former head of the Ministry of Justice would not be able to ensure the impartiality of the HCJ.

They will be able to place bonds in national currency At the end of the year, Ukrainian borrowers will have the chance to take out an inexpensive loan from international financial organizations. Yesterday, parliament allowed them to issue bonds in national currency so that the funds raised would be used for lending, primarily to small and medium-sized businesses. Market participants believe that potential borrowers will be extremely interested in obtaining loans from international banks.

Today, the Governor of the Perm Territory, Viktor Basargin, met with the Chairman of the Board of Gazprom, Alexey Miller. “We discussed the parameters of a new agreement between the Perm Territory and Gazprom after the provision of property tax benefits to Gazprom. We expect to sign it in early September. Alexey Borisovich has already given the corresponding orders to his subordinates,” said Mr. Basargin.

Yesterday in Belgorod, at a meeting with the governor on the issue of preventing the introduction of the African swine fever virus (ASF) into the region, measures to prevent ASF were announced that will be taken in the near future. According to the press service of the regional government, each pig will receive its own identification number, which “will allow optimizing the registration and movement of livestock.” The sale of pork and animals from private plots will be prohibited.

The Union of South American Nations condemned the incident with the Bolivian President's plane Representatives of the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) at an emergency meeting in Bolivia demanded an apology from the authorities of France, Portugal, Italy and Spain in connection with the scandal surrounding the plane of Bolivian President Evo Morales.

The President appointed Elena Lukash as head of the Ministry of Justice Yesterday, President Viktor Yanukovych appointed Elena Lukash as Minister of Justice. Previously, Mrs. Lukash held the position of Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers. The main criterion for her appointment was the personal trust of the head of state, experts say. The opposition is confident that this appointment is dictated by Viktor Yanukovych’s desire to strengthen his power on the eve of the elections.

Socialist Revolutionary leader Sergei Mironov said that the A Just Russia party will support the adoption of the bill on the reform of the Russian Academy of Sciences in the second reading. “Since there will be no third reading today, we will be ready to generally support the second reading, taking into account the agreements that exist with the Chairman of the State Duma and taking into account the position expressed by the President of Russia,” said Mr. Mironov.

Three people were killed and dozens wounded in a shootout between the army and supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi in Cairo. It is noted that the clashes began after Morsi’s supporters attempted to storm the headquarters of the Republican Guard, where, according to their information, the ousted president is being held.

Vladimir Putin ordered that NGOs be officially divided into those engaged in and those not engaged in political activities. According to the charter, non-profit organizations have no relation to politics, but in practice the concept of “political activity” can be interpreted very broadly, radio news interlocutors note. Photo: Dmitry Azarov, Kommersant / buy photo NPOs can be divided according to the type of their activities. This instruction was given by Vladimir Putin.

Tatyana Tarasova about athletes’ communication with the press Russian athletes were prohibited from communicating with journalists. Deputy head of the Ministry of Sports Yuri Nagornykh stated this to the Soviet Sport newspaper. Figure skating coach Tatyana Tarasova, as well as sports commentator Alexey Dementyev, discussed the situation with presenter Natalya Zhdanova.

The largest exhibition on the history of the Vikings in the last 20 years has opened at the Danish National Museum. The exhibition was based on artifacts from 12 countries, including from Russian museums. Many items are being exhibited for the first time, as is the main exhibit - the remains of a 37-meter Viking ship, the largest ever found.