Nine people left the Research Institute of Pediatric Oncology and Hematology of the Blokhin Cancer Center as a result of a conflict between doctors and management. This is reported by TASS with reference to the press service of the cancer center. “There were no other quitters and there are no plans,” the press service added. Nine retired employees worked in two departments: chemotherapy for hematological malignancies and bone marrow transplantation.

Russian President Vladimir Putin supported the idea of ​​establishing a new all-Russian memorial date - the day of the end of the Great Stand on the Ugra River . This was stated by Kaluga Region Governor Anatoly Artamonov, TASS reports. "The absolute majority of our country's residents are in solidarity with us on the issue of perpetuating a historical event. We are supported by federal ministries, factions in the State Duma, the Russian Academy of Sciences...

In connection with the threats to the judge of the Moscow City Court, two criminal cases were initiated. Two people were detained on them, the Investigative Committee reports. One of the detainees, Sergei Polovets, born in 1978, is suspected of threatening to kill or cause harm to health. The second detainee, previously convicted Aleksey Veresov, born in 1973, is under an article on public calls for extremist activity via the Internet.

A court in Kuwait has sentenced Russian woman Maria Lazareva to 15 years in prison in a case of embezzlement of funds from the State Port Authority of Kuwait. It is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the court order. Also, Lazareva and other defendants in the case must pay more than nine million dollars in fines. The defense of the Russian woman intends to appeal the court's decision.

The defendants in the "Network" case , Arman Sagynbaev, Dmitry Pchelintsev and Maxim Ivankin, have declared a hunger strike to demand an investigation into their complaints about torture by the FSB during the investigation. This was reported by the publication "7x7". "I am going on a hunger strike until a prosecutor's investigation is scheduled.

The Moscow District Court of St. Petersburg refused to deprive an HIV-positive mother who was breastfeeding her newborn child of her parental rights. It is reported by Fontanka with reference to lawyer Olga Krivonos. The St. Petersburg woman (her name has not been released) found out about her diagnosis about a year before giving birth, but did not take medication. In May 2019, she gave birth to a boy.

The election of the editor-in-chief of Novaya Gazeta, which will be held on November 15, will be attended by the current editor-in-chief Sergei Kozheurov, chairman of the editorial board Dmitry Muratov and journalist Ilya Azar. This was reported to Interfax by the press secretary of the newspaper Nadezhda Prusenkova.

Police officers came to the Skorokhod theatre space in St. Petersburg, where the feminist art festival Eve's Ribs is taking place. Festival co-founder Leda Garina told Fontanka about this. Police officers said they would monitor the presence of minors at the festival. "They called representatives of the venue's management, issued an order to check visitors' documents and warned that they would come every day," Garina said. The police had already come to the festival on November 10.

The company Concord Food Plant, the main asset of St. Petersburg businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin, was divided into two equal parts. Writes about this "Current time" with reference to the data of the service "Kontur-Focus". Half of the company remained with Prigozhin (he used to be its sole owner), the other half was bought by the Development Corporation legal entity on October 30. It is owned by 27-year-old native of the Kemerovo region Ekaterina Stanislavovna Roslikova.

Studio Warner Bros. I released the first cartoon trailer about a talking dog named Skubi-do. Together with his friends, the dog is investigating crimes associated with paranormal phenomena (spoiler: people in terrible costumes are usually ghosts and monsters!). There will be flashbacks in the cartoon in which they will show the story of Skubi-do with his friends. The main plot will be an attempt to stop the Ghost-Grand Cerberus. Trailer in Russian Wbrussia Trailer in English Warner Bros.

In St. Petersburg, historian Oleg Sokolov was arrested. He admitted to the murder of a former student Olga Maltseva / AFP / Scanpix / Leta On November 9, in St. Petersburg, a 63-year-old historian, Associate Professor of St. Petersburg State University Oleg Sokolov, took out of the Moika River. At Sokolov there was a backpack in which two sawed female hands lay. Later it turned out that the scientist killed his 24-year-old former student, with whom he lived together and was going to marry.

Kirill Serebrennikov's play "Outside", first shown in the summer of 2019 at the Avignon Festival and telling the story of Chinese photographer René Hang, will be brought to Riga. It will be shown on the stage of the Latvian National Theatre on January 21 and 22, 2020. The play is scheduled to be performed in Berlin at the Schaubuehne Theatre from March 12 to 15. It will then travel to Japan, France, the United States, Italy, Switzerland and Belgium.

Argentine football club "Estudiantes" on November 10 returned to their home stadium "Estadio Jorge Luis Hirschi". The return turned out to be extremely spectacular: a holographic fiery lion was projected onto the stadium (this is one of the symbols of the club). The animal in a businesslike way walked along the roof of the side stand, growling along the way.

St. Petersburg State University (SPbSU) announced the dismissal of Oleg Sokolov, a lecturer in the Faculty of History, who was arrested in connection with the murder of a university graduate. “In connection with the incident, the university terminates relations with Associate Professor Sokolov: he will be fired, and his academic workload will be distributed among other teachers. The university is shocked by this heinous crime,” Interfax quotes a statement from St. Petersburg State University.

Billionaire Vladimir Lisin turned out to be Russia's largest payer of tax on the profits of controlled foreign companies (CFCs), RBC found out. The owner of the Novolipetsk Iron and Steel Works (NLMK) provided up to 75% of all revenues from this tax to the budget system. Lisin pays personal income tax on the profits of the Cyprus offshore Fletcher Group Holdings in Lipetsk, where he is registered.