Izvestia published a column by the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, entitled "Jackals will be punished according to the law of the Russian Federation", dedicated to the Russian non-systemic opposition. The text basically repeats Kadyrov's Instagram post published on the evening of January 18, but contains a few new paragraphs.

Musician Glenn Fry, one of the founders of the Eagles, has died in New York. He was 67 years old. Fry died after several weeks of illness. The cause of death was complications due to pneumonia, acute ulcerative colitis and rheumatoid arthritis. Glenn Frye co-founded the Eagles with Don Henley, Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner in 1971.

The Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation has prepared a draft law requiring medical graduates to work for several years in a state medical institution before being able to get a job in a commercial clinic. This was stated by the head of the department Veronika Skvortsova. How many years a young doctor will be required to work in a public institution has not yet been decided. According to Skvortsova, this period should not exceed five years.

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, said that the non-systemic oppositionists "will not be able to do anything" against Russia and him personally. He wrote about this on his Instagram.

Until recently, advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin German Klimenko owned the Torrnado torrent tracker. Vedomosti reported this with reference to his friends. According to one of the publication’s interlocutors, Klimenko transferred the business to his son after his appointment as Putin’s adviser.

Hard: Guinness World Records / YouTube One of the most powerful people on earth, Icelandic actor Haftor Biernson, set a world record for the speed of moving refrigerators. Biernson, who played in the "Game of Thrones" Grigor Kligan (Mountain), was able to carry two refrigerators with a total mass of 450 kilograms on the 20-meter path in 19.6 seconds.

The Russian Union of Copyright Holders Nikita Mikhalkov lost in court to Dell. The Mikhalkov Union demanded 90 million rubles from Dell as a "tax on blanks." The lawsuit was filed in August 2015. RSP assured that the company does not pay tax in full. Dell said they only had to pay the tax on consumer goods, not on all imports. Dell did not object to continuing to pay for consumer products, but refused to pay for devices that, in principle, could not be used at home.

Entrepreneur Vasily Shchedrin, who ordered to knock down a bas-relief with Mephistopheles from the facade of a house in St. Petersburg, transferred compensation for damage to the wrong address. He paid not the housing service number 2 of the Petrogradsky district, which is in charge of the house with Mephistopheles, but the Committee for State Control, Use and Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments (KGIOP).

In France, an avalanche in the Alps killed five soldiers who participated in exercises in the mountains. Another six people were injured. The avalanche descended in the area of ​​​​the ski resort of Valfrejo. About 50 people participated in the exercises. They were at an altitude of about 2200 meters. The dead soldiers were assigned to the second regiment of engineering troops of the Foreign Legion. All of them were skilled skiers.

The Russian-language Google Books service is using a slogan that rival research engine Yandex copyrighted more than a decade ago. “Find everything!” (literally, “Everything will be found,” or “Найдется все!”) appears below Google's book search, after the phrase, “The largest library in the world.” The news site Roem.ru first reported the slogan's appearance on Google's website on January 18. As recently as January 16, the phrase was not there.

Students from Veliky Novgorod threatened to organize a street action against the abolition of discount tickets for public transport. A petition demanding the return of benefits is published on the Change.org website. “We are writing a petition to the city administration, then to the reception room of the President of the Russian Federation, we will go to Veliky Novgorod Square,” the students warned.

Channel One showed a strange plot about the rape of a minor girl by migrants Frame: Issue "Time" January 16, 2016 "1 Channel" On Saturday, January 16, in the evening issue of the Vremya program on Channel One, a plot of a minor girl was shown on Channel One, who allegedly abducted and raped migrants in Berlin.

On the main page of the Russian -language version of the Google Book service, the slogan “There is everything” that is used by the main competitor of Google in the Russian market - the company Yandex. On the appearance of the slogan, on January 18, the site was drawn to the site ROem.ru. On January 16, there was no such phrase there. In the versions of the service in other languages, no slogan is used.

Photo: russian.rt.com Alexey Kovalev's website, NoodleRemover.news , which uncovers dirty dealings and dishonest reporting in the Kremlin-controlled Russian media, has uncovered new dirty dealing and dishonest reporting in the Kremlin-controlled Russian media. Kovalev's latest report addresses a story titled “AgoraVox: Russian Sanctions Against the West Threaten a Severe Depression,” which appeared on Russian.rt.com , RT 's InoTV project, which translates foreign media reports about Russia.

German authorities officially announced the arrest of the first suspected of sexual violence in Cologne on New Year's Eve. This is a 26-year-old Algerian who arrived in the country as a refugee. He was detained in a refugee camp in the city of Kerpen (near Cologne). The detainee is suspected of "groping" the woman and stealing her mobile phone. Together with him, a 22-year-old Algerian was detained. He is only suspected of stealing a phone.