Austrian police have placed the leader of the art group Voina, Oleg Vorotnikov, on an international wanted list, Voina's official Twitter account reports. Vorotnikov is accused of illegal arms trafficking, as well as the creation and leadership of the militant anti-fascist organization Der Krieg . The organization was created with the goal of "resisting the establishment of a fascist regime in Austria," Vorotnikov previously claimed .

Journalists, TV stories and politicians recall Sergey Dorenko Sergey Alexandrov / Kommersant Sergey Dorenko at a rally of solidarity with arrested NBP members (the organization is prohibited in Russia two years later). Lubyanskaya Square, August 28, 2005 On May 9, a journalist, editor -in -chief of the Moscow Speaks, Sergey Dorenko, died in Moscow. He was 59 years old.

Sergey Dorenko, who served as the editor-in-chief of the radio station Govorit Moskva until 2014, died on May 9. Most Russians know Dorenko as the host of the TV show Vremya and then of his own program on Public Russian Television (ORT) , which became Channel One in 2002. Dorenko was fired from his state TV job in September of 2000 after he released a segment on the Kursk submarine disaster, which killed all 118 of the vessel’s crewmembers.

BBC 5 Live presenter Danny Baker has been sacked for a tweet in which he compared Prince Harry and Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle's newborn son to a monkey, the BBC reports. Baker tweeted a black-and-white photo on May 8 of a woman holding the paw of a clothed chimpanzee and a man. The caption read, "Royal baby leaves hospital." Baker's followers accused him of racism, and the presenter soon deleted the tweet.

Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes wrote a column for The New York Times in which he called on the US government to limit the influence of the social network and the power of its head Mark Zuckerberg. Hughes proposed dividing Facebook and its Instagram and WhatsApp into independent companies, as well as creating a government body in the United States to monitor the technology market. According to Hughes, he must first of all protect the privacy of user data.

The last program of Sergei Dorenko to Ort - this is how he will remain in the history of Russian journalism On May 9, journalist Sergei Dorenko died, who since 2014 was the editor -in -chief of the Radio station "Speak Moscow". Most Russians know Dorenko as the host of the Time program, and then their own author's program on ORT (now-Channel One) in the late 1990s.

We asked Russian photojournalists to tell the stories behind the World War II photos that are most important to them On May 9, a number of post-Soviet countries commemorate the Soviet victory in the Second World War. Contemporary Russian photographers Sergey Maximishin, Yury Kozyrev, and Nigina Beroyeva chose three photographs from the war and told us what it is about those images that continues to amaze them. They also reflected on the difficulties today’s war photographers can face.

In Moscow, the editor -in -chief of the Moscow Radio Says Moscow, Sergei Dorenko, died. This information was confirmed by the radio station itself. Dorenko was 59 years old. Vladimir Bertov / Interpress / TASS The editor -in -chief of Echo of Moscow, Alexei Venediktov, said that Dorenko was driving on a motorcycle along the garden ring, drove into the oncoming lane and crashed into a concrete fence. According to Venediktov, the journalist lost consciousness while driving.

Film company Warner Bros. Pictures introduced the first trailer for the second part of the Horror “It”. It shows the growing Beverly march, which returned to her hometown of Derry - and met with the daughter of Clown Pennyiz. Warner Bros. Pictures it Chapter Two - Official Teaser Trailer [HD] The second part of the “it”, like the first, was removed by the director Andres Muskatti. The action in the new film takes place about 30 years after the events of the first picture.

Sergey Fadeichev / TASS / Scanpix / LETA On May 7, the Russian state television network RT (formerly Russia Today ) published an online article (read the original version here ) that was titled: “Fake News: Sheremetyevo ‘Dispatcher’ Video Spread by Ukrainian Bloggers and Navalny Supporters.” The report accuses “accounts from Alexey Navalny’s media network” and other “public opinion leaders,” like Radio Svoboda , Golos Ameriki , Deutsche Welle , and the bloggers Rustem Adagamov and Andrey Malgin,

Valery Titievsky / Kommersant in Novosibirsk on May 9 opened a monument to Joseph Stalin. About 200 people with portraits of Stalin and red flags came to the opening ceremony. The mayor of Novosibirsk, communist Anatoly Lokot also took part in it. The bust of Stalin, created by sculptor Pavel Markov, is located in the courtyard of the Novosibirsk Regional Committee of the Communist Party. They tried to erect a monument to the Soviet leader in the city since 2016.

Updated . According to the latest data, as a result of strong winds in Moscow, 10 people were injured, writes RIA Novosti. REN TV reports seven victims. Five people were taken to hospitals, Interfax writes , citing a source. In Moscow, eight people were injured due to falling trees from a strong wind, a representative of the city's emergency services told RIA Novosti. “There are five victims in the Eastern District, three in the South-Eastern District,” the source said.

The A$50 banknote issued in October 2018 contains a typographical error. This is reported by the Australian edition of News.com.au. The typo was discovered by one of the listeners of the Australian radio station Triple M; the radio station announced this on Twitter on May 9. The microtext on the back of the bill omitted a letter from the word "responsibility" ("responsibilty" instead of "responsibility").

The military flyover planned for Moscow’s annual Victory Day parade has been canceled due to weather concerns, Interfax reported. A journalist standing on the Moscow Kremlin’s Spasskaya Tower announced the cancellation on the air for the state-owned Channel One. Fifty-six airplanes and 18 helicopters were meant to fly in the parade. 410 million rubles ($6.27 million) were set aside this year for cloud seeding in Moscow ahead of three federal holidays to prevent precipitation.

Tatyana Makeeva / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta detained after the action “The policeman enters the game” by Veronika Nikulshina near the court building in Moscow, July 31, 2018 Updated . The court of the Court on the Protocol against Nilkshina will be held on May 10, Petr Verzilov told Interfax . Prior to this, the activist will be in the police department.