Petr David Josek / AP / Scanpix / Leta in Prague on June 23 took a protest with a demand for the resignation of Prime Minister Andrei Babish, who is suspected of fraud with the European Union subsidies. According to the organizers of the event, at least 250 thousand people entered the rally; The action is called the most massive in the country since the time of the 1989 velvet revolution.

Report with shares against political repression in Moscow and St. Petersburg Evgeny Feldman for "Medusa" On June 23, actions against political repressions and fabrication of criminal cases were held throughout Russia. The Moscow rally on Sakharov Avenue was organized by the Libertarian Party and the trade union of journalists and media employees - he gathered, according to various sources, from 1800 to 3900 people.

The candidate from the opposition Union of Nations of Turkey, Ekrem Imamoglu, again won in the re-election of the mayor of Istanbul. According to the Anadolu agency with reference to the Turkish Central Election Commission, after counting 99.37% of the ballots, Imamoglu is gaining 54.03% of the vote. The candidate of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Justice and Development Party, former Prime Minister Binali Yildirim, is gaining 45.09%.

Promotions against political repressions and fabrication of criminal cases throughout Russia. Photos On June 23, more than 15 cities of Russia took rallies and pickets entitled “Society requires justice” - promotions against political repressions and fabrication of criminal cases organized after the case of Ivan Golunov by the Libertarian Party and the trade union of journalists and media workers. After the permitted rally, six people were detained in Moscow; In St.

In Grozny, traffic police officers were attacked, Interfax reports, citing sources. Two policemen were injured. The police were attacked with a knife by a man whose car they stopped for checks, the source said. The attacker was shot dead. According to one of the Interfax sources, this is a native of Grozny, born in 1996. In turn, Baza writes that, according to preliminary data, there were two attackers. What happened to the second attacker, the publication does not specify.

In Moscow, after the end of an agreed-upon rally against political repression on Sakharov Avenue, police detained at least six people. It is reported by "OVD-Info". One of the detainees is the artist Artyom Loskutov, who had a poster with him that said, “Garbage is worse than shit.” Also detained were people named Ioann Rusakov, who was carrying a banner reading “Putin is a thief,” and Konstantin Bondarenko, who was carrying flags with anarchist symbols.

In St. Petersburg, at Gostiny Dvor, police detained at least three participants in an uncoordinated rally against political repression. According to a Meduza correspondent, one detainee came to the rally with a wooden block resembling a guillotine and put it around his neck. Another had a poster calling President Vladimir Putin a usurper. A man with a poster "Pudding lore" was also detained.

Evgeny Feldman for Medusa in Moscow on Sakharov Avenue was held by the rally “Society requires justice” - an action against political repression and fabrication of criminal cases, organized after the case of Ivan Golunov by the Libertarian party and the trade union of journalists and media workers. Similar shares were held in more than ten cities of Russia.

In Moscow, on Sakharov Avenue, an authorized rally "Society Demands Justice" against political repression and fabrication of criminal cases was held, organized after the detention of Ivan Golunov by the Libertarian Party and the trade union of journalists and media workers. This was reported by a Meduza correspondent. The police estimated the number of participants at 1.8 thousand people , the White Counter organization – 3.9 thousand .

More than 400 pilots of an unnamed airline have joined a lawsuit filed by an anonymous colleague against Boeing, the Australian television channel ABC reports. The plaintiffs accuse the corporation of "an unprecedented attempt to conceal known deficiencies in the 737 MAX that predictably led to two plane crashes and the subsequent grounding of the aircraft worldwide." Pilots certified to fly the 737 MAX said they suffered economic and emotional damage as a result of the grounding.

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In Khakassia, the police opened a case of disrespect for the authorities due to a post on social networks about the head of the region Valentin Konovalov. This was reported on June 21 by the Khakassia news agency. The case was brought against Vyacheslav Shoev, whom Sibir.Realii calls a resident of Krasnoyarsk. The court hearing is scheduled for July 5.

A new documentary film shows the Ivan Golunov case through the eyes of those at its epicenter Warning: This film contains adult language. Meduza Saving Ivan Golunov: A documentary film by “Meduza” and “Black Flag” (English subtitles) With his arrest in early June 2019, investigative journalist Ivan Golunov became a symbol in Russia of resistance to police misconduct.

It's time to watch ten legendary videos from Nirvana to No Dubt YouTube and Universal Music Group have overgone 100 music clips of the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s in high quality. Prior to this, cult videos were available on YouTube only with an outdated picture and sound, designed for TVs with monodynamics. Now these videos have been uploaded in HD quality. Updated videos will be released every week, and by the end of 2020, companies plan to reprint a thousand music videos.

The police of St. Petersburg promised to "hard suppress" "efforts to violate law and order" on June 23 - the day of the Scarlet Sails alumni holiday. The Ministry of Internal Affairs explained that they had “information about possible attempts to carry out provocative actions aimed at destabilizing public order,” without specifying what was meant.