Monologue of Arslan Khasavov, who tried to hold a single picket at the Embassy of Myanmar in Moscow Pavel Merzlikin / Medusa Arslan Khasavov September 8 On September 3, near the Embassy of Myanmar in Moscow, an unauthorized rally was held against the persecution of Muslim-Rhindja-the police did not interfere in its holding. On September 8, a new action was supposed to be held at the same place, but the capital's authorities refused to coordinate it.

Director Ruben Estlund, winner of the Golden Palm Branch in Cannes, about the movie "Square" IBL / REX / VIDA Press On September 7, the film “Square” of the Swede Ruben Estlund, who received a “gold palm branch” in May in Cannes, was released. “Square” is a caustic satire on modern European society, shown through the prism of contemporary art; The picture is named after the installation - a small space in a city where people are obliged to treat each other with respect.

In Kyiv, Georgian citizen Timur Makhauri was killed in a car explosion on Bolshaya Vasilkovskaya Street. This was reported to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine. According to unconfirmed reports, Makhauri fought in the Donbass on the side of the Ukrainian government forces as part of a Chechen volunteer battalion. Makhauri's wife and child were also in the car. The woman was seriously injured; the child was not injured.

September 8. The Chinese will buy part of Rosneft. Politinformation returned to schools Main The condemned in the "Swamp case" Ivan Nepomnysh, who left the colony in August, left Russia. He left, although the court appointed him administrative supervision: he forbade him to leave the Moscow region, leave the house after ten in the evening and approach the places of rallies.

On the maps of Google and Yandex there was a crossroads at the intersection of Moscow streets of Chayanov, Vasilievskaya and 1st Tverskaya-Yamskaya. In reality, there is no intersection at this place - there are no traffic lights, road signs and markings. However, Moscow drivers still pass through it - they are leaded by the navigator. They opened the passage through the 1st Tverskaya-Yamskaya from Vasilievskaya to Chayanov. So far without a traffic light and with a risk to life.

The Moscow police blocked Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street next to the Embassy of Myanmar, where on the evening of September 8 they were going to hold a picket in support of the Muslims of Myanmar. On Bolshaya Nikitskaya and neighboring streets are auto -zaks. “People are allowed along the street through one. I was not allowed. They said that “the matter is in your appearance,” the Medusa correspondent said. The police said that the territory around the embassy was closed.

Graidon Carter leaves the post of editor -in -chief of Vanity Fair. For 25 years, he himself became a celebrity One of the most influential American journalists Graidon Carter announced that Vanity Fair was leaving, the editor -in -chief of which he worked for 25 years.

Here's how the numbers break down On September 6, Facebook announced the results of its investigation into potential efforts to use its platform to influence the results of the 2016 U.S. presidential election. The company says it uncovered hundreds of fake accounts and communities managed from Russia with the help of a so-called “ troll factory ” that paid for promoted content over the course of two years.

The Ostankino Court of Moscow rejected a claim for the protection of honor and dignity, which miners from the city of Gukovo in the Rostov region filed against the head of the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Center Valery Fedorov.

LDPR leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky addressed the head of the Investigative Committee Alexander Bastrykin with a letter in which he asks to release director Kirill Serebrennikov from house arrest. The document is quoted by RBC. Zhirinovsky notes that people who know Serebrennikov well asked him to write to Bastrykin. He asked the head of the Investigative Committee to go to court with a request to replace the director's measure of restraint with a written undertaking not to leave.

Opposition politician Alexey Navalny is now selling campaign swag featuring an inscription that reads, “Paris 1968 — Moscow 2018,” with the drawing of a woman throwing a rubber duck in place of a brick. The image is based on a poster created by Marxist artists from the Atelier Populaire (Popular Workshop) in support of the May 1968 student and worker uprisings across France, which resulted in a snap elections and the eventual resignation of French President Charles de Gaulle.

The Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for Chechnya confirmed the death of Ismail Bergaev, who is considered to be a participant in the attack on policemen in Grozny on December 17, 2016. This was reported by the human rights center "Memorial".

Podcast "Medusa" Medusa editor -in -chief Ivan Kolpakov and publisher Ilya Krasilchik in a special output of the podcast, dedicated to Moscow, are discussed with the journalist and founder of Lapseschimalikaya Alexei Kovalev, as the city hall controls everything that is written in district newspapers, and how much it costs; with the journalist "Medusa" Ivan Kolunov - what happens to the program "My Street" and when it ends; with the former editor -in -chief of The Village to Yuri Bolotov - how

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The Central Election Commission reported the Moscow commissions for the fact that they poorly organized a notification of elections on September 10. After that, the head of the Moscow City Walentine Gorbunov told Interfax that Muscovites were sent more than 2.5 million SMS about the upcoming vote. But in 125 areas where the elections are held, more than seven million voters live, according to July 1.