Russians talk about visiting the French embassy in Moscow to express solidarity after Paris attacks Photo: Evgeny Feldman / Novaya Gazeta The first flowers started appearing outside France's embassy in Moscow before the sun had even risen on November 14, when the city was only waking up to news about a horrific terrorist attack 1,800 miles to the west in Paris.

In the German city of Arnsberg, police detained a 39-year-old Algerian who is suspected of involvement in the attacks in Paris. He lived in a refugee camp and, shortly before the attacks, told his neighbors that "something terrible" would soon happen in Paris. After 129 people were killed in France, other refugees reported the conversation to the police. In Paris on November 13, suicide bombers staged several explosions. In addition, the terrorists took hostages.

The Open Library has announced the names of the participants in the November Dialogues, a monthly series of talks on socially significant and cultural topics. "Dialogues", which will take place on November 28 at the Mayakovsky Library in St. Petersburg, will begin with a discussion between journalists Anton Dolin and Anton Krasovsky (the topic of their conversation is "Art. Politicians"). Then the creator of the camp "Kamchatka" Filipp Bakhtin and the deputy director for science of Lyceum No.

Shot: Evan Griffin / YouTube Irish user Evan Griffin gave his father on vacation in Las Vegas Camer Gopro, but forgot to explain how to use it. Father learned everything himself and shot the video during the trip. But he still confused something: the man led all the shootings, directing the camera to himself. At the same time, he thought that he was taking off the surrounding landscape, and made appropriate comments. Evan Griffin an Irishman in Vegas

Photo: Facebook On the social network Facebook there are automatically generated pages of places and famous personalities. In particular, there are similar pages among Mark Zuckerberg , Barack Obama and Google founder Sergei Brin . These are not official pages of politicians and businessmen, but Facebook automatic algorithms are engaged in their creation. And on this automatically created page it is indicated that the citizenship of Tsuckerberg is “govostrana”.

French President Francois Hollande proposed to amend the country's constitution. He wants to be able to deprive French citizenship of those who have it dual. “We must be able to expel foreigners who pose a particular danger to the security of the country,” the president said. As of 2008, just over three million people with dual citizenship lived in France (about five percent of the population).

Action artist Pyotr Pavlensky has been officially charged with vandalism motivated by ideological hatred, his lawyer Olga Chavdar said. The investigation considered that, by setting fire to the door of the FSB building on Lubyanka, Pavlensky was pursuing "political and social goals." Chavdar said her client thinks the accusation is absurd. “It is not clear what “social goals” are in general in the understanding of the investigation.

Russia has established contacts with part of the armed opposition in Syria and has declared its readiness to provide air support to the rebels in operations against the Islamic State (the organization is banned in the Russian Federation as a terrorist organization). This was stated by Vladimir Putin during the G20 summit in Turkey. According to Putin, such an agreement, if it works, could become the basis for a political settlement of the situation in Syria.

In Apsheronsk, Krasnodar Territory, a local resident Maxim Litasov was posthumously convicted in the case of an attack on the parents of a policeman. The case was dismissed due to the death of the accused. The prosecution demanded that he be sentenced to eight and a half years in prison. According to investigators, on January 24, 2013, Litasov broke into the house of the policeman's parents with an axe.

Russian Communications Minister Nikolai Nikiforov has publicly sided with the messaging app Telegram against a lawmaker's concerns that the program helps facilitate correspondence between terrorists. According to Nikiforov, terrorists would simply use a different messenger, if the Russian authorities tried to block Telegram.

The Investigative Committee of Russia applied to the court for the arrest in absentia of a serviceman of the Chechen battalion "North" Ruslan Mukhudinov, who was previously suspected of involvement in the murder of politician Boris Nemtsov. Earlier it became known that Mukhudinov was charged in absentia with organizing the murder of Nemtsov. His whereabouts are unknown. The fact that Mukhudinov was charged in absentia was reported on 9 November.

French National Front leader Marine Le Pen has demanded an immediate halt to the admission of migrants to France "as a precautionary measure." She noted that one of the terrorists who took part in a series of attacks in Paris came from the Middle East to Greece along with refugees. The terrorist Ahmad al-Muhammad, who detonated a bomb near the Stade de France stadium, arrived in Europe from Syria in October 2014.

Russia has agreed to restructure Ukraine's debt, said Russian President Vladimir Putin. The payment has been pushed back to 2016-2018, he said, at $1 billion a year. The Russian side, he added, hopes that the issue of Ukrainian debt restructuring will be resolved by the end of 2015. According to him, Moscow is waiting for guarantees from the US and the EU on the restructured debt.

The reason for the failure of the website of the Platon system, designed to collect fares for heavy vehicles on federal highways, was an attack by hackers. A representative of the Platon operator, RT-Invest Transport Systems (RTITS), told Kommersant about this. “There is a massive attack on the website and personal account. This has been going on since the morning,” said an RTITS representative, adding that the site receives more than 2 million requests simultaneously.

Photo: Valery Sharifulin / TASS / Scanpix The latest news Mutko did not respond to English, scared to be on YouTube Apparently, Mutko talked about the song, which was mounted from his performances by the video blogger Enjoykin. On November 16, the TASS news agency published an interview with the Minister of Sports, which begins with the question: “How Are You, Mister Mutko?” Mutko answered briefly: “Hello”, after which he said that he had already mastered English.