Information about 200 thousand offshore firms and their owners have been posted on the Internet Photo: Rodrigo Arangua / AFP / Scanpix / Leta On May 9, the International Consortium Consortium Consortium published an interactive database of 200 thousand offshores mentioned in the Panama Archive, their owners and registration addresses. New data supplemented information about 120 thousand companies already published by ICIJ in 2013 during the Offshore Leaks campaign.

The International Consortium Consorters (ICIJ) published an interactive database with information about 200 thousand offshore companies from the Panama Archive. The database has the opportunity to search by the names, names of companies, addresses, countries and jurisdictions. For each unit of information (company, registration addresses, client, shares owner, etc.), ties with other units are visualized.

Everyone's favorite Kremlin-funded media outlet, RT , has released a series of 360-degree videos filmed from different war machines that took part in the Victory Day celebrations today in Moscow. One of the videos was recorded aboard a Sukhoi Su-27 in the “Russian Knights,” the Russian Air Force's aerobatic demonstration squadron (like the US Navy's “Blue Angels”).

A report from Russia's statistical anomaly in the mountains Photo: Ilya Zhegulev / Meduza According to official data from Russia's census bureau, Rosstat, the Sharoy district (the southernmost of Chechnya's 15 administrative districts) is seemingly the wealthiest territory in all of Russia. If the statistics are to be believed, each resident within this mountainous, hard-to-reach district spent more than $4,545 (350,000 rubles) per person on food alone in 2014.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, who has been living in the Ecuadorian embassy in the UK for four years, has a kitten. The animal was a gift to Assange from his children. The kitten has not yet been given a name, but he already has his own twitter. The description of the account says that the animal is interested in "murrba with surveillance." It's unclear exactly who is posting for the kitten, but pictures appear on his Twitter account taken from the window of the embassy.

Midfielder of the Russian national football team Denis Cheryshev, who plays for the Spanish "Valencia", will miss Euro 2016 due to injury. This is reported by the Spanish site AS.com. According to the publication, on May 17, the footballer will undergo surgery on his left knee. Recovery will take four months.

The Russian ice hockey team beat the Latvian team 4-0 in the World Championship match in Moscow. Russian striker Artemy Panarin scored two goals in the match, and his teammates Vadim Shipachev and Evgeny Dadonov chalked it up. Also during the third period, the puck ended up in the gates of the Latvian national team after it hit Sergei Mozyakin's skate, but the goal was canceled due to the fact that it was scored in violation of the rules.

Brazil's acting speaker of the lower house of parliament, Valdir Maranhao, has annulled a vote to impeach President Dilma Rousseff. It is reported by Reuters with reference to the local media. According to the EBC agency, Maranhao annulled the results of the April 15-17 sessions. This was done at the request of the Attorney General of Brazil, who pointed out violations during the voting.

Russia will work with the Syrian government "in the interests of minimizing the use of aviation" in areas where the civilian population lives and the ceasefire forces are located. This is stated in a joint statement by the Russian Federation and the United States on the situation in Syria, published on the website of the Russian Foreign Ministry.

A rare astronomical phenomenon. In one photo NASA Mercury (black dot) passes along the disk of the sun. Transit Mercury is a rare astronomical phenomenon that can only be observed once every few years. The previous transit occurred 10 years ago, and the next time Mercury will pass along the Sun disk in 2019.

More than half a million people attended the “Immortal Regiment” parade in Moscow earlier today, according to Russia's Interior Ministry. The parade, which occurs in cities throughout the country, is a relatively new feature of Russia's Victory Day celebrations. “Immortal Regiment” participants carry photographs of relatives who fought in the Second World War. President Vladimir Putin also joined today's march. TASS news agencyVladimir Putin joins the ‘Immortal Regiment’ march for a second time.

The RT channel installed a 360-degree camera on the Su-27, which flew over the Red Square on Victory Day as part of the “Russian Knights”. It turned out a panoramic video in which the viewer himself decides where to turn the camera - down to Moscow, to the aircraft flying nearby or to the pilot, Lieutenant Colonel Oleg Erofeev.

The number of participants in the Immortal Regiment action in Moscow exceeded 500,000 people. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the press center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The department noted that people “continue to arrive” for the action. Russian President Vladimir Putin took part in the Moscow march, as in 2015.

North Korean authorities have expelled BBC Tokyo Bureau journalist Rupert Wingfield-Hayes, producer Maria Byrne and cameraman Matthew Goddard, who were detained on May 6 for reporting critically on life in North Korea. A North Korean government spokesman said on May 9 that journalists "distorted the facts" and "spoke badly" about the leader of the state, Kim Jong-un, reports The Guardian. According to him, before the deportation, Wingfield-Hayes issued a written apology to the authorities.

How the Russians won the second game at the World Cup. Online On May 9, the Russian hockey team held the third match of the home championship. The Russians did not play the first two games perfectly - they lost to the Czechs and won, but at four gossiped pucks, the national team of Kazakhstan. Latvia, on the contrary, shows the game above the expectations and has never lost in regular time. However, Russia beat Latvia with a score of 4: 0. May 9, 2016 18:39:33 Sent by ambulance, friends!