A boat with five teenagers capsized on Lake Ladoga. According to the main department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in Karelia, two of them were saved. Rescuers are looking for three. The Republic of Karelia agency reports that there were four young people and one girl aged 16-17 in the boat. They were going fishing when a storm hit. The agency notes that the work is complicated by a poorly functioning connection between the islands of Ladoga.

American student Otto Warmbier died in the US after returning from North Korea. This was announced on June 19 by his relatives. Warmbier died at 21:20 Moscow time in a Cincinnati hospital. Warmbier, 22, was released by North Korean authorities on June 13. He was evacuated from the DPRK in a state of coma, which Warmbier fell into in the spring of 2016. In the United States, he had extensive brain cell death.

Alexei Malobrodsky, former director of the Gogol Center, has been detained in Moscow. This was reported to Meduza by three sources familiar with the situation. Malobrodsky's arrest was not officially reported. One of Meduza's sources said that the hearing of the detainee will take place on Wednesday, June 21. Alexey Malobrodsky worked at the Gogol Center from the moment the theater was founded in February 2013 until March 2015. He came to the theater with Kirill Serebrennikov.

Designer Alexey Andreyev shares his sketches for a TV project on the Strugatsky brothers' sci fi classic In 2016, the cable television channel WGN America announced that it was working on a TV series based on the Strugatsky brothers’ science fiction novel “Roadside Picnic,” which was the motivation for Andrey Tarkovsky’s 1979 film “Stalker.” Sony Pictures even released a pilot, but WGN America declined to continue the project. Alexey Andreyev, a designer based in St.

Darren Osborne was driving the van that crashed into the congregation of the London mosque, according to The Guardian. It is known about him that he is the father of four children. Osborne was born in Singapore but lives in Cardiff. His van was rented from a Welsh rental company. “This person was not known to us,” said the head of the British Department of Security, Ben Wallace. The Guardian On the night of June 19 in north London, a van crashed into Muslims returning from prayer.

Actress Carrie Fisher, who died on December 27, 2016, was found to have heroin, cocaine, methadone, and alcohol in her body. About this with reference to the full toxicological report of the coroner writes People. According to TMZ, the experts also found traces of morphine, codeine, oxycodone and MDMA (ecstasy). It is noted that the actress took cocaine no earlier than three days before her death.

Dozens of women accused the famous actor of harassment. But the jury could not decide what to do with it Lucas Jackson / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta The court in Philadelphia sent for a revision the case of American comedian Bill Cosby, one of the most recognizable actors in the United States and the “main dad of America”. Cosby accused Andrea constant in 2004-according to a woman, he gave her some drug to take advantage of her unconscious condition.

Explain and show the legendary videos with goals At the Confederations Cup - a football tournament that takes place these days in Russia - they test the “Video Help system of arbitrators”. The essence is simple: judges can review some episodes of the game to avoid mistakes affecting the result. Two goals have already been canceled - repetition showed that the balls were scored outside the game. Perhaps in a few years this system will be used at all major football competitions.

Historical reenactors talk about getting caught in the mayhem of Moscow's June 12 anti-corruption protest Yuri Kochetkov / EPA / Scanpix / LETA The “Times and Epochs” festival came to Tverskaya Street in Moscow on June 12, with several thousand historical reenactors from all over the world descending on the city’s center for a holiday event dedicated to Russia Day.

The State Duma was held in the council of bloggers. Discussed how often you need to do a selfie Dmitry Dukhanin / "Kommersant" On June 19, a meeting of the Bloggers Council was held in the State Duma. A month earlier, on May 22, the video blogger Sasha Spielberg made from the rostrum-she told the deputies about modern youth (in particular, saying that she was not a “supporter of extremes” like “rallies that someone wears yellow sneakers”).

The Sotsgosproekt Foundation sent pre-trial claims to the Anti-Corruption Foundation and its founder Alexei Navalny regarding the investigation “He is not Dimon to you.” RBC writes about this with reference to copies of the claims. Sotsgosproekt, which is headed by a classmate of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, Ilya Eliseev, asks Navalny to remove from the text of the investigation and its video version information that defames the foundation's reputation.

UpGuard security experts discovered an unprotected vault that contained information about 198 million voters in the country. This is close to the total number of voters in the US. For almost all names, home address, date of birth, gender, religious beliefs, and other data were indicated. The entire database occupied 1.1 terabytes. UpGuard found storage on an Amazon server leased by GOP contractor Deep Root Analytics. Security experts found the data on June 12.

On the Champs Elysees in Paris, a car rammed a gendarmerie van and caught fire. This happened around 16:00 local time (17:00 Moscow time) on June 19. The attacker was driving a Renault Megane. The gendarmerie opened fire on the windshield, as a result of which the driver is believed to have been mortally wounded. in the car Explosives were found . According to Le Figaro, the driver was carrying a Glock pistol.

Yuri Smityuk / TASS Last week, the pediatrician Alexei Immortal published a photograph of leaflets, which offers to use the drug “Anaferon” as an emergency prevention of tick -borne encephalitis. This leaflet, according to the doctor, was handed out at a conference on topical issues of pediatrics (apparently, we are talking about the VIII scientific and practical conference “Modern Pediatrics issues”). Medusa explains why such leaflets have no place at medical conferences.

The judge of the Meshchansky District Court of Moscow, Elena Gudoshnikova, sentenced the former head of the Russian Authors' Society (RAO), Sergei Fedotov, to one and a half years in a penal colony. He was found guilty of fraud on an especially large scale. The prosecution requested that Fedotov be sentenced to two years in prison. Fedotov pleaded guilty, his case was considered in a special order - without examining the evidence. Sergei Fedotov was detained in June 2016.