Employees of the RT television channel were injured in Paris while covering protests against rising gasoline prices. This is reported by the Russian-language website RT. It follows from the report that the operator of RT France received a “minor head injury”, three correspondents were injured when police used tear gas, one of them received “small burns”. A freelancer at the Ruptly video agency (part of RT) was hit by a rock.

Russian Alexander Bolshunov won the first ski sprint race of the season. He was the second part of the distance, and the Norwegian Johannes Clabo was the leader. When there was a little bit to the finish line, he stopped running, thinking that he had won-and at that moment Bolshunov overtook him. Clabo rushed to catch up with the Russian, but did not have time.

Rappers Oksimiron, Basta and Noize MC will hold a concert in support of rapper Husky, who was arrested on November 22 in Krasnodar for 12 days. The concert will take place on Monday, November 26 at the Glavklub Green Concert Moscow club. The musicians will send all the proceeds from the event to Husky, who, according to Oksimiron, now cannot “express himself freely and honestly earn a living”.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Animals has issued a warning to Britons that if they decide to make their cats vegetarian, they could be prosecuted for cruelty to animals. The warning has been issued as more vegetarian and vegan pet food has been on the market in the UK lately. It contains proteins from soy, wheat, corn and rice, as well as synthetic vitamins and amino acids.

A gif was laid out on Reddit, for which the American photographed himself almost every day in the same pose for a little less than eight years. Here it is: via gfycat The record does not indicate either the name of the teenager, or what he did, but the user David Spinoza loaded the same video to Yetub. In the commentary, he wrote that he was inspired by the video of the photographer Noah Kalina, who shot himself twelve and a half years.

In Krasnodar, a court fined a 39-year-old woman who was the foreman of the jury in a criminal trial and, because of her “feeling of personal sympathy” for the defendant, tried to bribe colleagues. This was reported on the evening of November 23 by RIA Novosti with reference to the regional prosecutor's office. TV channel "360" reports that the woman was fined 20 thousand rubles.

In the material about the main games of November, we wrote: “Add to Fallout online is a brilliant idea. Walking on radioactive American wastelands and plundering roadside snacks to the sounds of jazz will be much more fun with friends. ” So - we were mistaken. Sorry. The post -apocalyptic role -playing game Fallout 76, released by the Bethesda studio on PC, PS4 and Xbox One, turned out to be a real failure - the first in the history of the series.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has introduced a bill to the State Duma to end criminal liability for fraud and embezzlement if a person has committed a crime for the first time and has compensated for the damage . The innovation also concerns articles on violation of copyright and patent rights. It is proposed to exempt from liability those guilty of non-payment of wages and pensions if they paid off the debt within two months after the case was initiated.

Artem Geodakyan / TASS / Vida Press From November 28 to December 2, Moscow will host the annual Non/Fiction Fair Exhibition. The Literary Observer of Medusa Galina Yuzefovich compiled a list of books that should be paid attention to this year; It included 15 new products of fiction and 15 works in the non-fiction genre. In this list - only books for adults; A selection of the best children's innovations published for Non/Fiction will also be released at Medusa. Fiction V. G. Zebald. Dizziness.

Lucas Barioulet / AFP / Scanpix / Leta in Paris Police used tear gas and voduta for dispersing demonstrators in reflective vests, which protest for the second week against increasing gas prices. The clashes occurred on the Champs Elysees, where the police put up the cordon to prevent the protesters from getting to government buildings. Last Saturday, 280 thousand people took part in the shares; They blocked the roads throughout France.

In the village of Verkhnyaya Sinyachikha, Sverdlovsk region, one schoolboy shot another with a gun during a quarrel. This is reported by the website E1.ru with reference to local residents. As follows from their words, the children - students of the fifth and seventh grades - were in the apartment of one of them. The gun allegedly belonged to the child's father. “One started joking with the other. He was offended and began to expel him.

In Buenos Aires, during an open training session of the Boca Juniors football club, which was attended by 45,000 fans, a fan ran onto the field. The police promptly detained him and were preparing to take him to a room under the stands, but then the players stood up for him. Striker Carlos Tevez first convinced the police to let the fan go, and then led him to other players and presented him with a training shirt. The fan gave Tevez his baseball cap in return.

In Germany, they charged 95-year-old Hans H., who in 1944-1945 was a guard in the Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria. Prosecutors accuse him of involvement in the death of 36,223 people who died in the camp during his service. According to the investigation, Hans H. contributed to the death of these people by his work in the camp. “[He] knew about all the methods of killing and about the appalling living conditions of the prisoners,” prosecutors said.

The Omsk police opened three criminal cases against a man who, on the evening of Friday, November 23, set fire to the door of the city administration building. He is suspected of hooliganism, vandalism and deliberate damage to property by arson. The maximum penalty under articles on hooliganism and damage to property is five years in prison. A 26-year-old resident of Omsk was detained for setting fire to the door to the mayor's office on the evening of November 23.

Chapter from the book "Counterrevolution" Sergey Aleksashenko SOVFOTO / Universal Images Group / Rex / Vida Press Moscow, Tver, 2008 The Alpina Publisher publishing house is published by the book of the former Deputy Minister of Finance Sergei Aleksashenko “Counterrevolution”, in which he shows how the “vertical of power” in Russia harms the country's economy.