The publishing house Artcom Media Group refused to renew the contract with the editor-in-chief of Forbes Woman and Forbes Life Yulia Taratuta. The reason for this was her disagreement with the new concept of the publications, RBC reports. According to Taratuta, the management of Artcom Media Group decided to make the publications “something very light, pleasant and deeply consumerist” and expressed disagreement with the choice of materials for the next issues.

FIFA's internal investigation found no evidence of corruption in the actions of the organization's president, Joseph Blatter, who paid two million Swiss francs to UEFA president Michel Platini in 2011. It is reported by Reuters with reference to the publication of the Swiss newspaper Handelszeitung.

Deputy head of Rostourism Sergey Korneev announced the launch of the halal-friendly program to attract tourists from the Middle East. Whether it will be officially called "Halal-friendly" is not clear from Korneev's words. The "hospitality program" is designed for tourists from Dubai, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and other countries of the region, Korneev said.

Photo: Dinodia Photos / Alamy / Vida Press Designer Alexander Konasov, who plans to release T -shirts with anti -Turkish themes, complained to the RSN that Türkiye is a monopolist in the fabric market in Russia. He assured that clothes with anti -Turkish prints will be made from Russian fabric. “We will have several prints with tomatoes and with the inscriptions“ not food ”, and the like,” said RSN Konasov.

Hard: Hogwit / YouTube The American teenager Austin Huuvut attached a flamethrower to the quadrocopter, launched the structure into the air and fry it with its help turkey in the forest. Fire from the installation breaks out a few meters. Hogwit Roasting the Holid Turkey In the video, the process of burning turkey is also shown from the camera installed on the drone itself. Austin Hoyvut became famous in July, when he attached a gun to the quadrocopter and took off how he shoots.

Italy opposed the automatic extension of EU sanctions against Russia, demanding a "political discussion" of this issue. It was expected that a decision on the next extension of sanctions would be made at a meeting of EU representatives on December 9, but this did not happen.

Photo: Kazan Reporter A supermarket in Kazan owned by a local politician is at the center of a scandal, after reporters discovered that the store was selling souvenir cutting boards showing Barack Obama's face crudely photoshopped onto a picture of a family of monkeys. After condemnations from the public and inquiries from the news website Kazansky Reporter , the store removed the cutting boards from its shelves.

Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to resume coal supplies to Ukraine due to the fact that Ukraine partially resumed electricity supplies to Crimea. this The President stated at a meeting with members of the government. According to Putin, Crimea no longer needs Ukrainian electricity if mobile generators are used on the peninsula.

The head of Roskomnadzor Alexander Zharov confirmed that his department is preparing proposals to tighten control over instant messengers, and explained the need for new measures in the interests of state security. “On November 11, there was a mass mailing on WhatsApp of information that a certain number of suicide bombers were moving towards Moscow and Kazan, that there would be terrorist attacks, and so on.

Donald Trump healed the whole world with a proposal not to let Muslims in the United States Photo: Scott Olson / Getty images / AFP / Scanpix US president, billionaire Donald Trump, who had recently admitted love to the adherents of Islam, said after Parisian and California terrorist attacks that all Muslims need to ban the entrance to America - until the situation became more calm.

Signs and slogans for the Russian elite Photo: Kremlin Press Service In cooperation with the Carnegie Moscow Center, Meduza presents a text by Andrei Kolesnikov onVladimir Putin’s annual national addresses, which he argues was short of ideas, but served the purpose of sending signals to the Russian elite. This year, Kolesnikov explains, Putin set out to underline the idea of Russia as a nation under siege. This translation originally appeared on the Carnegie Moscow Center's website here .

Shot: Dan Zaleski / YouTube The visitor to the zoo (which one, unknown) sat down at the aviary with Orangutan and showed him a focus. He put the item in a glass, closed the lid, shook, and then opened the lid again. The glass turned out to be empty. The monkey clearly liked the focus - she literally began to ride the floor. Dan Zaleski Monkey Sees a Magic Trick

Russian authorities have decided to tighten control over messengers. According to Vedomosti and Interfax , Roskomnadzor has prepared a bill that obliges companies like Skype, WhatsApp and Telegram to enter into contracts with Russian telecom operators, notify Roskomnadzor about their work, identify users and block messages that violate laws. In addition, the authorities are going to oblige instant messengers to send messages to users if required by the authorities.

For the first time, Alexander Zharov, the head of Roskomnadzor (Russia's state media watchdog), floated the prospect of blocking mobile apps sold through Apple's AppStore and Google Play. Speaking to a group about copyright law earlier today, Zharov proposed the formation of a working group to review the possibility of blocking mobile applications. Boris Edidin, who heads Roskomnadzor's legal department, explained that more and more Internet traffic is traveling through mobile apps.

Frame: newspaper "Paper" / YouTube A junior researcher at the Laboratory of Technical and Technological Research by the Hermitage Denis Prosecutors made a lecture on how physicists who analyze materials with the help of a laser help the museum.