Russia's state censor, Roskomnadzor, has banned an article that appeared on Vice 's Russian-language edition in November 2012. The text, titled “ Steal and Make a Run For It ,” is about shoplifting, and includes advice from people about how get food and other basic needs by stealing. At one point in the story, one person recommends “training” young children to help steal.

Swiss authorities have confiscated the safe deposit box of German private detective Josef Resch, who conducted his own investigation into the crash of a Malaysian Boeing in eastern Ukraine on behalf of an unknown person. The confiscation was carried out at the request of the Netherlands, where a criminal investigation into the circumstances of the crash is underway.

In Ulyanovsk, a court sentenced Eduard Zinnurov, the son of former deputy regional governor Vildan Zinnurov, to 6.5 years in a maximum security colony. He was found guilty of causing grievous bodily harm, battery, threatening to kill and extortion. According to the regional prosecutor's office, on December 30, 2014, Zinnurov and his friends beat a man with whom he had a conflict on the road, as well as his brother, a police officer. He shot the last one in the head with a traumatic pistol.

Football tournament among unrecognized states: a photo station from Abkhazia Photo: Mikhail Mordasov for "Medusa" On June 5, the World Cup among independent football associations - unrecognized states and regional associations ended in Abkhazia. 12 teams participated in the tournament, the winners were the owners who missed only one goal in five matches (and the one in the final).

On June 7, the State Duma adopted in the third reading a bill to reduce the number of jurors in regional courts from 12 to eight people. Reducing the number of jurors in regional courts will simplify the procedure for their selection, as well as reduce trial time and costs, the explanatory note says . The lower chamber also approved the introduction of six-member juries in district and garrison military courts.

In Spain, the city of Quart de Poblet allowed its residents to vote in a referendum on street renaming via the Telegram messenger. You can also vote through special terminals and through the site. On the first day of voting, 193 people voted on the site, and 79 citizens chose street names via Telegram. In total, the city plans to rename eight streets. Residents can choose names from 24 options.

Australian photographer Tim Samuel captured a very rare case: a fish stuck in a jellyfish. And the fish continued to control the direction of movement. It is not clear how she ended up there, but both the fish and the jellyfish appear to be in shock. We, too.

The Russian postal service has fired the postman responsible for folding in half a package containing a vinyl record, in order to make it fit into the recipient's mailbox. (The record did not survive the process.) The postal service had already apologized to the man who ordered the record, and refunded him the money he lost on the damaged purchase. On June 6, Pavel Baleshenko wrote on Facebook to complain that he'd discovered a parcel folded in half in his mailbox on June 3.

The Savelovsky Court of Moscow arrested Anton Ryzhov, a resident of Samara, for two months, accused of hijacking Chaika belonging to the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation. The investigator asked for the arrest of Ryzhov because he is registered "in a remote region of Russia" and has no official income, reports Interfax . At the same time, the investigation and the prosecutor's office refused to take into account the fact that he has three dependent children.

On June 7, Domodedovo Airport transferred compensation to 14 victims of the 2011 terrorist attack. It is reported by Interfax. “Similar procedures are being carried out with respect to a group of more than 40 applicants, whose interests are represented by lawyer Igor Trunov,” said airport spokesman Anatoly Khodorkovsky. TASS reports that the amount of compensation is a trade secret.

Stanford freshman received a symbolic punishment for rape Photo: Dan Honda / Bay Area News Group / AP / Scanpix / Leta Brock Turner near the court in Palo-Alto, June 2, 2016 At a student party at Stanford University, a drunken freshman raped the girl unconscious. The jury unanimously found him guilty, but the judge appointed him only six months of prison.

Ottawa resident Andy Gaudry traveled to the Canadian city of Halifax for his grandmother's 80th birthday. And he lost his pants. On the evening of Friday, June 3, Gaudry went for a walk around the city with his cousins, whom he had not seen for a long time. “We just wandered around the city. I'm not even sure where exactly we were. Where all the bars are," he later told CBC. Andy liked the city so much that at some point he decided to go for a walk without pants.

The relatives of those killed in the October 2005 special operation in the city of Nalchik are demanding that regional officials disclose the whereabouts of the cremated bodies of the deceased. The regional government has reportedly received 15 separate requests from the relatives of those killed in the terrorist siege. “We have received no assurances that these people were killed in light of the attack.

American Fred Eaton caught his rooster sleeping in broad daylight. The bird, as seen in the video, was lying in the grass in the backyard. Surprised, Eaton went up to the rooster and woke him up. He jumped up and ran as if nothing had happened. The title of the video says that the rooster fell asleep during work hours. What kind of work the bird was doing is unknown.

Testing of B-doping samples taken from Russian weightlifters Marina Shainova and Nadezhda Yevstyukhina at the 2008 Beijing Olympics confirmed their use of doping. This is reported by TASS with reference to the coach of Marina Shainova Vladimir Shainov. According to him, Shainova's "B" sample gave a positive result for the drug turinabol. “Yevstyukhina has the same situation - everything was confirmed,” he said. “Until they decide what to do next, Marina communicates with other athletes.