Oleg Navalny's first interview after going free from prison Alexander Utkin for Meduza On June 29, Oleg Navalny went free from prison. Like his older brother, Alexey Navalny (the activist who created the Anti-Corruption Foundation), Oleg was controversially convicted of embezzling several million rubles from an Eastern European subsidiary of the cosmetics company Yves Rocher. Unlike his brother, Oleg was sent to prison for three and a half years.

Riots took place in the Azerbaijani city of Ganja on the evening of July 10, during which two police officers were killed. This was reported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Azerbaijan. According to the agency, 150-200 "religious radicals" armed with piercing and blunt objects gathered near the administrative building in Ganja. They “attempted to grossly disturb public order” and resisted the police, who eventually managed to detain 40 people.

Too bad it wasn't the final! Belgium and France have charged championship football - sooo fast and sooo smart. Critical moments arose where everything seemed to be controlled by the defenders: with the help of one difficult pass, with the help of one unexpected acceleration. The French defended more, but were a little faster and a little smarter, and the farther, the faster and the smarter.

Midfielder "Zenith" Yuri Zhirkov decided to complete his performances for the Russian national team. He told Sport-Express about it. “I also decided to finish playing for the national team. I don’t have enough strength to play at this level, ”he said. “I would like to thank everyone with whom I played, all the coaches, our fans and, of course, my family, who persuaded me to stay in the team and play at the World Cup.

In Moscow, a justice of the peace fined Pussy Riot member Maria Alekhina 400,000 rubles for evading compulsory work assigned to her for actions outside the FSB building. As Mediazona writes, two protocols were drawn up against Alyokhina under the article on evading the execution of administrative punishment (20.25 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and each was fined 200 thousand rubles.

The Tverskoy Court of Moscow arrested Vladimir Stepanov-Egiyants, deputy dean of the law faculty of Moscow State University, in a case of fraud on an especially large scale. According to RBC, Stepanov-Egiyants is accused of having, together with his accomplices, removed one of the members from the founders of the Avtofinance company and stole his property. In doing so, he allegedly used a fake passport. In addition, .

The Portuguese team flew out of the World Cup at the 1/8 finals, but the main football news of the summer is still connected with its captain. Cristiano Ronaldo moves from Madrid Real Madrid, for which he only in the Championship of Spain spent 292 matches and scored 311 goals in Turin Juventus. The transition of the best player in the world from Spain to Italy means that European football will be different from this day. That's why.

The plane that crashed in South Africa was supposed to be delivered to the Aviodrome aerospace museum in the Netherlands. This information was confirmed by the museum itself. According to the Aviation Safety Network website , the Convair CV-340, which made its first flight in 1954, crashed. It was inscribed with the symbols of the Dutch airline Martinʼs Air Charter, now defunct - it was renamed Martinair in 1966. The aircraft was scheduled to be delivered to the Dutch Museum on 23 July.

The prosecutor's office asked to sentence Andrey Popov, who calls himself "god Kuzey", to seven years in a penal colony and two years in prison. The state prosecutor asked other defendants to be sentenced to 5 to 6 years, noting that their guilt was fully proven. RIA Novosti Andrei Popov is called the leader of a sect whose members extorted money from people, pretending to be representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church. Popov himself also posed as an Orthodox clergyman.

Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the greatest footballers of our time, has announced his move from Real Madrid to Juventus Turin. Ronaldo played for Real Madrid for 9 years, won 16 awards and scored 451 goals - and it seemed that he would remain in it forever.

10 July. Children trapped in Thai cave rescued! 😀 Good news (there are two of them, but what!). from a cave in Thailand, where 12 children and their coach were locked up Everyone was rescued - today the last group was brought to the surface ( Elon Musk's submarine was not needed ). The State Duma has adopted a bill on the abolition of roaming in Russia - so far only in the first reading. Bad news (about politics). In St.

Briton Charlie Rowley, who was hospitalized at the end of June after being poisoned by Novichok, has regained consciousness, Salisbury hospital said. Rowley, 45, remains in critical condition, doctors said. A man who was exposed to the Novichok nerve agent has regained consciousness after a "small but significant improvement," the hospital said. BBC News Rowley's girlfriend Dawn Sturges, 44, who was also hospitalized after being poisoned by Novichok on June 30, died in hospital on July 8.

Police officers in the Krasnodar Territory could not approach the scene of the accident that occurred on the M4 Don highway for more than an hour. All because of the bees, according to an anonymous source of Interfax. According to the agency, near the farm Molkino UAZ crashed into a truck carrying beehives. No one was hurt in the accident, but several beehives fell onto the roadway.

US President Donald Trump has pardoned Oregon farmers Dwight and Steven Hammond, who were convicted of setting fires on federal land.

Washington is a city where Donald Trump’s support is one of the lowest in the USA. In the 2016 elections, only 4% of local voters voted for him. Now the employees of his administration are regularly attacked by citizens, especially the more frequent during the recent immigration crisis . This even forced The Washington Post, usually extremely harshly criticizing Trump, to turn to his readers calling to give officials “to eat calmly”.