In Nyköping, Sweden, a man contacted the police after a woman slapped him in the face with a mackerel, writes The Local. According to the police report, the attack occurred while the 60-year-old man was sleeping - an unexpected slap in the face woke him up. The victim also stated that the woman repeatedly stole food from his refrigerator and stole money totaling about two thousand crowns ($310).

The first online sex shop has opened in Turkey. The store, called Helal Sex Shop, is positioned as Islamic, reports Agence France-Presse . The description of the store notes that all products in it are safe for people and are selected in accordance with Islamic norms. The site is divided into two parts: with products for men and products for women. When entering the site, the user is asked to choose which of two sections he wants to open.

The Moscow Arbitration Court registered an application for declaring the Russian Union of Auto Insurers (RUA) bankrupt. As RAPSI reports, citing a court representative, the Center for Insurance Payments LLC (CIS) demanded that RSA be bankrupt. In the file of arbitration cases, several claims of the CSV against the RSA are registered. In one of the cases there is also an application for bankruptcy of RSA, however, documents on the case were not available for downloading at the time of writing.

The families of those killed in the explosion in a Volgograd passenger bus will receive one million rubles in compensation. reports this RIA Novosti with reference to the Governor of the Volgograd region Sergei Bozhenov. Those seriously injured by the explosion will receive 400 thousand rubles, all other victims - 100 thousand. According to Bozhenov, six people died as a result of the terrorist attack, 28 were hospitalized, five of them in extremely serious condition.

OJSC Rusnano and the capital's Civil Engineering Department are implementing a joint project - a 14-story energy-efficient residential building with underground parking. This is stated in a statement from the Moscow Construction Department. The house will be built in Moscow on Nizhegorodskaya Street. Next to the residential building there will also be a kindergarten for 300 places and a school for 550 places. According to RIA Novosti , construction will be completed in 2015.

Referees and inspectors officiating at matches of the Russian Football Premier League (RFPL) did not receive remuneration for their work at the games in August and September 2013. This was reported by the publication “Soviet Sport” with reference to sources in the judiciary. “Soviet Sport” writes that the judges refuse to give public comments on the current situation.

The National Anti-Terrorism Committee (NAC) confirmed the version that an unidentified explosive device went off on a Volgograd bus. reports this RIA Novosti . Earlier, law enforcement sources reported the discovery of fragments of an explosive device. One of them did not rule out the possibility of a terrorist attack. Initially, the hypothesis of a gas cylinder explosion was given as a working version.

The Monument to the Liberators of Riga needs to be moved outside the Victory Park, and an international stadium should be built on the site of the monument. As DELFI reports, this was stated by the Latvian Minister of Justice Janis Bordans (representing the nationalist bloc VL-TB/DNNL in the government).

In Miami, police arrested the son of Paraguayan President Horacio Cartes. The EFE agency reported this on October 20. Juan Pablo Cartes, 29, the politician's eldest son, was taken into custody Sunday morning on assault charges. His bail was set at $1,500. Police representatives declined to provide other details. Juan Pablo Cartes currently lives and studies in Miami. Representatives of the Paraguayan consulate have so far refused to give more detailed comments about the incident.

The Peruvian Air Force has re-established the Department for the Investigation of Anomalous Celestial Events (DIFAA), which will study UFOs. This was reported by Agence France-Presse with reference to a statement by Colonel Julio Vucetich. This department will employ members of the country's Air Force, sociologists, archaeologists and astronomers, notes International Business Times. They will check all reports and analyze where, when and how often anomalous phenomena are recorded.

The Skolkovo Foundation will be accountable for its use of public funds for each program. Similar norms are spelled out in the draft government resolution developed by the Ministry of Finance. According to the new rules, the fund is required to submit an application for funding once a quarter. Funds will be allocated only for specific projects, and control over expenses will be exercised by the Ministry of Finance and Rosfinnadzor.

Singer Zemfira Ramazanova apologized for her unrestrained behavior during a concert in Rostov-on-Don on October 20. The corresponding statement appeared on the evening of Monday, October 21, on its official website. According to the performer, she was especially unpleasant that her “not the best expressions” were heard by children, since “it was of no use to them.” “I’m not trying to please everyone, and I don’t like everyone) this is a commentary on judgmental comments.

“All these raids are done for show” Interview with a riot policeman accused of abuse of power Photo: Dmitry Korotaev / Kommersant Today, October 21, the Nagatinsky Court of Moscow rendered a verdict in the case of riot policeman Yevgeny Danilov. The former policeman is accused of abuse of power. The court sentenced Danilov to two years of suspended imprisonment.

Red Wings Airlines plans to resume regular flights on November 18, the Kommersant newspaper writes , citing anonymous sources. Rosaviatsia, according to the publication, intends to discuss the flight schedule with the airline on October 21, and ticket sales should begin on October 23. Kommersant's sources also reported that Red Wings is trying to negotiate with creditors and the leasing company Ilyushin Finance Co (IFK) on debt restructuring.

The US Air Force Research Laboratory and Draper Laboratory at Cambridge have begun jointly developing a special smartphone application that will allow fighters on the ground to request air support and air strikes against enemy targets. According to Defense News, the application is called Android Terminal Assault Kit (ATAK).