A group of State Duma deputies submitted a bill to the lower house of parliament for consideration, providing for the introduction of fees for the use of names and trademarks in foreign languages ​​and written in Latin script in advertising. The fee, the amount of which should be set by the government, is proposed to be collected from legal entities and individual entrepreneurs registered in Russia and using foreign words and Latin characters in advertising intended for the Russian market.

On October 29, the Russian Ministry of Justice sent a reasoned complaint to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) against the decision to pay the Russian Federation to former Yukos shareholders 1.86 billion euros as compensation. The decision to pay compensation to ex-shareholders of Yukos Oil Company was made by the ECtHR in July 2014. The court also ordered Russia to reimburse the plaintiffs for legal costs in the amount of 300,000 euros.

The Guardian understands the circumstances of the crash of the missile with the Soviet engine Photo: Joel Kowsky / Nasa TV / AFP On Wednesday night, on October 29, 6 seconds after the start of the Wallops cosmodrome in Virginia, the USA, the Antares launch vehicle exploded. She carried a load for the International Space Station. In the rocket produced by the American company Orbital, Soviet engines of 40 years ago are used.

Vladislav Trifonov - about what the heirs of the famous organized crime group are fighting for Photo: Mafia-from-uoo.narod.ru “Orekhovsky” is a symbol of organized crime of the 1990s, bandits of the New Age. Basically, former athletes and the military who perceived their craft as a business in which some issues are resolved by custom -made killings and explosions of cars. "Nuts" fell into news reports more often than politicians; These are the essence of that time.

Finance ministers and heads of fiscal departments from 51 countries of the world signed an agreement on October 29 in Berlin on the automatic exchange of information on bank accounts and income of non-residents. German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble said the deal would put an end to tax evasion schemes through clandestine bank accounts. The provision of the agreement on the exchange of information on banking operations of non-residents will come into force no earlier than 2017.

At a conference in Vienna, Aeromobil introduced its prototype of a flying car. The machine is able to accelerate on the ground to 160 km/h, in the air - up to 200 km/h or more. To take off the air mobile, you need 50 meters of open space - it is not necessarily asphalt, it can also take off from the surface covered with grass. Photo: Aeromobil The car is designed so that it is suitable for driving along ordinary roads. It can also be parked in the parking lot of the usual size.

Photo: @mich261213 In March 2014, a few months after the release from prison, the entrepreneur and public figure Mikhail Khodorkovsky started an account on Twitter. In the profile, he specified: “I am writing myself, rarely, for friends and colleagues. There is a risk of hacking. In doubt, double -check through the mail. ” Having mastered on the social network, at the end of October, the former head of the NC Yukos began to hone the most necessary skill on the Internet - a mockery of “trolls”.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) announced the spin-off of Ferrari into a separate company and will list 10% of its shares on the stock exchange. The remaining 90% of the shares of the new company will be distributed among FCA shareholders. The initial public offering of Ferrari shares is scheduled for 2015 on one of the US stock exchanges, according to Bloomberg. It is possible that the company's securities will also be presented on European trading floors.

The head of Rosneft, Igor Sechin, said that the company would sue the Kommersant newspaper. The reason for the lawsuit is the publication of counter sanctions against the West, which Rosneft allegedly proposed to introduce. Earlier, the company officially denied the accuracy of this information. On October 29, Rosneft already announced that it could sue the Kommersant newspaper for publishing about the company's proposals for "counter sanctions".

The former head of Yukos, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, and opposition leader Alexei Navalny will allocate 5 million rubles to help political prisoners (50 bonuses of 100,000 rubles each). The money will be allocated from Khodorkovsky's funds, and donations will be collected. It is still unknown how the money will be distributed. According to Navalny, it is necessary to create a certain structure of human rights activists and journalists who will decide who needs help.

The first Mistral helicopter carrier will be handed over to the Russian side on November 14, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin said. Such a date, he said, is indicated in the official invitation sent to Rosoboronexport by a French shipbuilding company. On November 14, the Deputy Prime Minister said, a solemn ceremony of launching the second helicopter carrier, which is being built at the shipyard in Saint-Nazaire by order of Russia, is also scheduled.

Frame from the film "School Stewardess", 1986 The flight attendant and coordinator of the Young Aviation project Yevgeny Manakin told what cases of indecent passenger behavior he and his colleagues faced. In his monologue - both sex in the toilet with subsequent injuries, and a drunken athlete, who is pestering to the stewardess, and a man, confident that they were watching him. “With the word“ police ”, he jumps up and swings at me with his fist, trying to enter my eye.

Maya Grishina, a member of the Central Election Commission, said that people who come there under the guise of journalists should not be allowed to polling stations. According to her, admission to polling stations should be provided only for full-time employees of the media. The proposal is directed against the Golos movement, which sends its observers as correspondents for the Civil Voice newspaper, a RBC source in the Federation Council said.

One of the largest foreign banks operating in the Russian market, Raiffeisenbank, has limited the issuance of corporate loans.

Ukrainian servicewoman Nadezhda Savchenko, accused of involvement in the murder of Russian journalists, named the person who handed her over to the FSB of the Russian Federation. The group of people who transferred Savchenko to Russia was led by the current head of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic, Igor Plotnitsky. According to lawyer Nikolai Polozov, Savchenko saw Plotnitsky on TV and recognized him. Nadezhda Savchenko saw on TV and identified one of her kidnappers.