The price of Brent crude oil on the ICE Futures exchange fell by about 7% due to OPEC's decision not to cut production. As of 21:00 Moscow time, a barrel of oil was trading at $72.5. During trading, quotes dropped to $71.5. On November 27, at the OPEC conference, it was decided to leave oil production quotas at the same level - 30 million barrels per day. It is expected that this production ceiling will remain for at least six months.

Yandex updated its browser, changing its appearance and arrangement of elements. When viewing sites, much fewer management elements are now shown than it was before. The tabs that allow you to switch between open pages are moved to the lower part of the screen. They do not occupy a separate panel, but "hang" over the content of sites. At the same time, the tabs have become multi -colored - they are painted in the prevailing color of the page.

Facebook representatives held talks with Roskomnadzor officials in Moscow. According to unofficial information, the meeting discussed the so-called "bloggers law", which obliges popular users to register with Roskomnadzor, as well as the law on personal data, according to which the data of Russians must be stored on servers in Russia. Representatives of the social network said that the algorithm of its work does not allow tracking the data prescribed in the “law on bloggers”.

The euro exchange rate on the Moscow Exchange exceeded 60 rubles. The dollar is trading above 48 rubles. The ruble began to rapidly depreciate again after OPEC decided not to cut oil production in order to increase world prices for it. The stock market also reacted to the OPEC decision with a decline. The RTS index fell more than 2% to 1006 points. The MICEX index fell by 0.37%.

The Verkhovna Rada has registered a draft resolution on Ukraine's withdrawal from the CIS. Among the deputies who developed the document are the leader of the "Fatherland" Yulia Tymoshenko and the informal leader of the Crimean Tatar people Mustafa Dzhemilev, who headed the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people for more than 20 years. In the elections to the Verkhovna Rada, Dzhemilev ran for the Petro Poroshenko Bloc.

What is happening with Donetsk and Lugansk Universities: Report "Elephant" Photo: Konstantin Sazonchik / TASS / All Over Press Due to the conflict in the east of Ukraine, universities of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions were between two lights: Kyiv insists on the immediate evacuation of universities outside the self-proclaimed people's republics, separatist governments require resuming training as quickly as possible.

The price of Brent oil fell below $75 per barrel in ICE electronic trading. This is how the market reacted to OPEC’s decision not to reduce oil production due to falling oil prices. On November 27, the price of Brent fluctuated around $76-77. Immediately after the announcement of OPEC’s decision, the price fell to 74.52 and began to fluctuate around the $75 mark. Brent oil has not been this cheap since September 2010. The price of crude oil has fallen 32% this year.

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) refused to reduce production quotas in order to increase world oil prices. This was announced following the OPEC summit in Vienna. According to Saudi Arabia's Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi, quotas will remain at the same level - 30 million barrels per day. Venezuela sought an increase in production, whose President Nicolas Maduro called $100 per barrel a fair price for oil. OPEC oil production exceeded quota for five months in a row.

Image: Banksy Photo: Gerda / Flickr Throughout November, the media talked about the Russian website of Insecam , which showed thousands of unprotected webcams from around the world. The creator of the resource collected in one place a streaming video from cameras, which were either not protected at all, or were covered with standard password. Universal surprise was soon replaced by anger.

Photographer Alexei Furman - About riots in Ferguson Photo: Alexey Furman On November 24, the jury actually justified the American policeman Darren Wilson, who in August 2014 shot the black teenager Michael Brown. The court decision was the reason for new riots in Ferguson (Missouri), where the murder occurred.

British writer Phyllis Dorothy James, author of more than 20 detective novels, has died at the age of 94. The popularity of James brought a series of novels with the main character - an employee of Scotland Yard and poet Adam Dalglish. The first novel in this series was published in 1962, and the last in 2008. James's books have been translated into many languages, including Russian. The total circulation of her detective stories exceeds 60 million copies.

The Non-Fiction Film and Television Guild issued a statement in which it expressed concern about the fate of the Artdocfest documentary film festival and the position of Russian Minister of Culture Vladimir Medinsky, who decided not to subsidize the show. Filmmakers and television workers agreed that it was the Minister's right to finance this or that cultural event.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled that Russia must pay the former mayor of Makhachkala Said Amirov, who was convicted of preparing a terrorist attack, more than 15,000 euros. The court considered that after Amirov's detention, no independent assessment of his state of health had been carried out. Russia was ordered to pay the prisoner 15,000 euros as compensation for non-pecuniary damage and 850 euros to cover legal costs.

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine approved the candidacy of Arseniy Yatsenyuk for the post of Prime Minister of the country. 341 deputies voted for this decision. Yatsenyuk was nominated for prime minister by a parliamentary coalition, after which Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko put his candidacy to the vote. At the extraordinary parliamentary elections of the Rada, Yatsenyuk headed the electoral list of the Popular Front party.

Forbes, The Daily Telegraph, Al-Jazira and other editions were attacked A group of hackers, calling itself the "Syrian Electronic Army", hacked several sites of the main world publications. The British newspapers The Independent, The Daily Telegraph, the Evenging Standard, The Daily Express, the American version of Forbes, Chicago Tribune, Canadian CBC, Katar al-Dzhazira, Italian La, Italian La were attacked. Repubblica.