As a result of an attack on two hotels in Tunisia, Russian citizen T.V. Khomenko, born in 1961, died, the Russian Foreign Ministry said. As stated in the message of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the daughter of the deceased Russian woman was wounded in the leg. We express our deep condolences to the family and friends of the deceased Russian citizen and wish her daughter a speedy recovery.

The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit filed by Oklahoma criminals on death row seeking a ban on the use of lethal injections of the drug midazolam, a sedative that is administered during execution to make the convicted person lose consciousness and not feel pain when injecting lethal substances. The plaintiffs argued that midazolam does not work well, so its use violates the Eighth Amendment to the US Constitution, which prohibits torture and ill-treatment of prisoners.

The Moscow Regional Court overturned the decision of a lower court, which ordered VTB 24 to recalculate the foreign currency loan of one of the clients in rubles at the old rate. The court sided with the bank, recognizing that a sharp increase in the exchange rate is not considered force majeure, so customers should take this into account when concluding an agreement.

What are they say in the USA about the legalization of gay brothers Photo: Taylor Ballek / The Grand Rapids Press / Ap / Scanpix On June 26, the US Supreme Court made a historical decision and at the federal level recognized the same -sex marriages legal. LGBT-Union is no longer regulated by state legislation, they can be concluded throughout the United States, from Alaska to Texas.

Deciphering the dialogue of Maxim Krongauz, Marina Koroleva and Ksenia Turkova Photo: Andrey Mishurov / "Open Library" Medusa represents a complete decryption of one of the June Dialogues, held in the St. Petersburg Library of Mayakovsky on June 27. It was attended by linguist Maxim Krongauz, radio hosts Marina Koroleva and Ksenia Turkova. The theme of the conversation is the "atmosphere of linguistic hatred." Open Library Marina Koroleva, Ksenia Turkova and Maxim Kronhaus.

Two of the biggest Russian state-owned media organizations, VGTRK and Channel One , are about to get an injection of 7 billion rubles ($126.5 million) from the federal budget. Leonid Levin, the head of the Duma's committee on the mass media, says the additional support is vital to maintaining the stations' on-scene news coverage, explaining that the added help from the government is necessary, as Russia's advertisement market shrinks and the ruble remains weak.

Under the Nefteyugansk, an oil spill occurred due to an accident at the Rosneft oil pipeline. According to the Ugrapro publication, the consequences of the accident eliminate the second day. The employee of the UTair -Helicopter Services has published several photos of the oil spill made from the air. The photos were taken on June 26, that is, oil spills occurred at least three days ago.

The Federation Council promised to adopt a resolution with the so-called "patriotic stop list" - a list of undesirable organizations that threaten Russia's interests. According to Andrey Klishas, ​​chairman of the chamber's committee on constitutional legislation, on July 3 the Federation Council will hold a meeting with representatives of the Foreign Ministry, the Federal Security Service, the Prosecutor General's Office and the State Duma. On July 8, the resolution is scheduled to be adopted.

Carnegie Moscow Center explains why today’s protests in Armenia aren’t another Maidan Photo: Karo Sahakyan / PAN Photo / AP / Scanpix Protests against rising electricity prices have continued for the past week and a half in Yerevan and other cities across Armenia.

As a former FSB officer received millions of dollars to launder money, and then worked for the FBI: The Guardian Photo: Jim Lommasson / Guardian Alexey Artamonov, Andrei Bogden, Yanosh Newman is the same person. Under the name of Artamonov, he served in the FSB, then earned $ 2.5 million to launder money at the bank, and after that he left for the Dominican Republic.

Complete decoding of the dialogue of Anton Dolina and Roman Volobuev Photo: Anna Gruzdeva / "Open Library" In the Library of Mayakovsky in St. Petersburg, the next dialogues were held, a cycle of discussions on public topics. On June 29, Anton Dolin and Roman Volobuev met at the open library site, in particular, film critics. "Medusa" represents the video and the complete decryption of their dialogue. Open Library Anton Dolin and Roman Volobuev.

Two Uber executives arrested in France According to Le Monde, Uber France CEO Thibault Samfal and Uber Europe head Pierre-Dimitri Gore-Cauty have been detained. The Uber investigation began in November 2014. In March 2015, the headquarters was searched, during which computers and mobile phones were seized. The world A few days ago, on June 24, licensed taxi drivers staged mass protests against the cheapest UberPOP service. Drivers blocked roads to airports for several hours.

Deciphering dialogue between Ekaterina Genieva and Alexander Arkhangelsk Photo: Anna Gruzdeva / "Open Library" Medusa represents a complete decoding of the latter of the June Dialogues, which took place in the St. Petersburg library of Mayakovsky on June 27. The TV presenter Alexander Arkhangelsky and the director of the All -Russian State Library of Foreign Literature Ekaterina Genieva took part in it. The theme of the conversation is “Witch Hunting”.

Former Russian Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov is buried at the Novodevichy Cemetery in Moscow. Before the funeral, a funeral service was held in the temple of the Novodevichy Convent, which was held by the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill. The funeral ceremony, among others, was attended by Russian President Vladimir Putin, head of the Kremlin administration Sergei Ivanov, speakers of both houses of parliament Valentina Matvienko and Sergei Naryshkin.

Heavy flooding in Sochi has affected 1.9 thousand residential buildings, home to over 4,000 people. The natural disaster's total cost comes to 760 million rubles ($13.7 million), including an estimated 350 million rubles ($6.3 million) in damages to private housing, according to city officials. Early on Monday, June 29, floodwaters had receded entirely from homes in Sochi's Adlerski and Khostinski regions, according to emergency workers.