In Adygea, a student paid 340 thousand rubles, which the Maikop Homeless Animals volunteer community owed to the local veterinary clinic. The girl did this so that the volunteers could accept the homeless kitten she found, writes TASS. Community volunteer Zilya Stepanova said that the student asked to take the kitten away from her, since two cats already live in her house.

Visitors to the Glavny Prospekt Art Center in Yekaterinburg damaged one of the works of the artist Salvador Dali, TASS reports. Since October 5, the Main Avenue has been hosting an exhibition of works by Salvador Dali. It presents, among other things, a series of engravings "Caprichos" made by Dali based on the graphic cycle of the same name by the Spanish artist Francisco Goya.

The Lenin State Farm located near Moscow demanded to recover more than a billion rubles from the director of the enterprise Pavel Grudinin, RBC reports with reference to the filing cabinet of the Arbitration Court of the Moscow Region. Lawyer Artem Ignatenko explained to the publication that the lawsuit was filed by a group of shareholders of Lenin State Farm.

Google employees around the world went on strike against the company's response to sexual harassment, according to the Associated Press. The promotions began from the Google office in Tokyo at 11 am and started at the same time in different time zones, writes The Guardian.

Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov wrote a letter from the colony to human rights activist Nikolai Shchur, in which he spoke about the state of his health after the end of his hunger strike. Shchur wrote about this on Facebook. “I myself feel better than a month ago, much better. The analyzes, of course, are not yet good, but they are no longer bad, as they used to be. [Putting droppers] also stopped at the end of last week, finally.

Robots will be installed at the borders of Greece, Hungary and Latvia that will test tourists with a lie detector. The robot will be able to ask travelers questions. For example, “What is in your suitcase?” Or “If I open the suitcase, will your answer be true?” Artificial intelligence records and analyzes microexpressions that appear on tourists’ faces during their answers – this is how it distinguishes lies from truth.

Three leaders of the Bashkir police, suspected of raping a colleague, were fired. This is reported by TASS with reference to the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the region. The decision to dismiss them was made by the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Bashkiria, Roman Deev.

A new episode has appeared in the case of the owners of the Summa group of companies, brothers Ziyavudin and Magomed Magomedov. This became known, Interfax reports, during a court hearing that considered extending the arrest of the Magomedovs. We are talking about the theft of 300 million budget funds during the construction of the Chuisky Trakt road in 2014. According to investigators, the Magomedovs had two accomplices who have been placed on the international wanted list.

Turkish authorities are holding to the theory that the body of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi could have been dissolved in acid, a senior Turkish official told The Washington Post on condition of anonymity. According to him, this could have happened on the territory of the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, where the journalist was killed, or in the nearby residence of the Saudi consul.

Update: The Department of the Federal Penitentiary Service for the Yaroslavl region has begun checking information about torture in the colony in Uglich. Prisoners of IK-3 in Uglich, Yaroslavl region, applied to the Public Verdict Foundation with a statement about torture. According to Public Verdict on its Telegram channel, the foundation's lawyer managed to talk to four prisoners.

At the end of October, Andrei Tarkovsky's "Stalker" was re-released. Film critic Anton Dolin explained why the film must be seen on the big screen. But readers of Meduza also had other questions for Anton Dolin. Now everyone needs a personal film critic who will help deal with pressing problems. We asked Anton Dolin to answer the questions of Meduza's readers. Why did Dubrovsky become a robber? Why does the computer not see the phone via USB? Why is Anton Dolin so cool?

Singer Monetochka (Elizaveta Gyrdymova) has released a new song "I don't want to know anything." The song "I don't want to know" will be included in the soundtrack to the horror film "The Lost Place". The picture, which was released on November 1, became the directorial debut of Nadezhda Mikhalkova.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. Unnecessary castle. History of the Gothic mansion in Ivanovo In Ivanovo there is a pseudogotic castle, with a tower, four -meter windows, a tile with a 1910 ornament and a biliard. In 1914, he was built by the Swiss businessman Alexander Duringur. The house has not been restored since the beginning of the 20th century. Cinema is shot in it, and residents, as they can, improve their life.

The list of 322 citizens of Ukraine against whom Russia has imposed sanctions includes a gallery owner, curator and collector, president of the Association of Contemporary Art of Ukraine Yevhen Karas. listed He is at number 119. He has a namesake and namesake in Ukraine - the leader of the nationalist group "C14" Evgeny Karas. “That's what it means to have a complete radical namesake and more accessible data.

Deputies of the National Assembly of Armenia refused to elect Nikol Pashinyan as prime minister for the second time, after which the parliament was dissolved in accordance with the Constitution, Interfax reports. Nikol Pashinyan announced that snap parliamentary elections will be held on December 9. On October 16, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan resigned to force early parliamentary elections .