Facebook introduced Facebook Pay, a unified online payment system for Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp. “People are already making payments through our apps to shop, donate and send money to each other. Facebook Pay will make these transactions easier while continuing to protect payment data,” Facebook said in a statement. The payment system will be launched this week - initially only on Facebook and Messenger and only for US residents.

The President of Bolivia Evo Morales, who ruled the country for 13 years, was resigned on November 10 under pressure from the army and police. His departure was preceded by three weeks of protests and riots. They were provoked by elections, after which election commissions stopped publishing data on the counting of votes for a day, and then declared Morales the winner. Morales himself called his resignation the result of the coup and flew to Mexico, where he was given asylum.

Residents of Khasavyurt tried to break down the doors of the local branch of Gazprom due to high tariffs, as well as a lack of gas and heating. This was reported by the Dagestan edition "Chernovik". According to Chernovik, about 100 people, mostly women, took part in the assault. Employees of the Gazprom branch closed themselves from them in the office. Those gathered tried to break the door with a wooden bench. The police arrived at the scene.

The Russian airline Aeroflot has concluded its investigation into a passenger named Mikhail Galin and decided to cancel his membership in the airline’s Aeroflot Bonus loyalty program. Galin intentionally broke the company’s rules on transporting animals by bringing a cat with him on a flight from Moscow to Vladivostok whose weight was higher than the maximum set by Aeroflot’s rules. The airline also responded by annulling all of Galin’s free mines, a representative told the Moskva news agency.

The Tverskoy Court of Moscow awarded the chemist Olga Zelenina 700,000 rubles in compensation for illegal criminal prosecution in the "Poppy Case". This was announced by the head of the human rights group "Agora" Pavel Chikov. According to him, Zelenina intends to appeal the court's decision, because she considers the amount of compensation "inadequate". The poppy case was opened in 2010.

Kirill Kukhmar / TASS / Scanpix / LETA On October 25, Ramil Shamsutdinov killed eight of his fellow soldiers. The shooting took place on a secret military base in Russia’s Zabaikalsky region that specializes in nuclear equipment operations. Both Shamsutdinov’s father and the soldier himself, who was serving Russia’s mandatory military term and was not a professional servicemember, said the motive behind the mass murder was hazing at the hands of Shamsutdinov’s fellow soldiers and officers.

The former friend of Mikhail Svetova told Mediazone about the criminal case because of their relationship. The shortest retelling Page of Anastasia Starodubovskaya in VKontakte On November 6, the politician Mikhail Svetov was a search as part of the case of depraved actions and sexual intercourse with a person who did not reach the 16th anniversary. Investigators called Svetov himself and his ex -friend Anastasia Starodubovskaya for the interrogation. They go in the case as witnesses.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. "You will not come out of here until you make peace." How to punish children (and necessary?) According to statistics, a third of Russian parents believe that they have the right to physically punish children. But in no case can not be beaten (and we already talked about this in detail)! How then can you punish? And is it necessary? Maybe just talk enough?

The Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation has included the Czech humanitarian organization Člověk v tísni (Man in Need) on the list of "undesirable organizations". The reasons why the organization was included in the list are not specified. "Člověk v tísni" became the 19th organization in the "undesirable" list. The organization "Člověk v tísni" was founded in 1992.

The Internet resources of the British Labor Party were hacked a few weeks before the parliamentary elections. About this writes Reuters with reference to the message of the Laborites. The hackers tried to take party resources offline, the attack was stopped. However, according to the party, hackers still gained access to confidential information.

Pyotr Verzilov - about poisoning in the building of the Basmanny Court and how the security forces refused to investigate it for more than a year Reinhard Krause / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta On the evening of September 11, 2018, Petra Verzilov, the publisher of Mediazons and a member of the Pussy Riot group, was hospitalized at the Bakhrushin Moscow Toxy-Reiability Department in serious condition. He almost lost his eyesight, speech and the ability to move.

The social network Instagram began testing the function to create and process short videos called Reels. This was reported by TechCrunch with reference to the director of instagram Products by Robert Stein. Reels allows you to shoot 15-second videos, put music and effects on them, as well as share them in Storis or in a special public section of Top Reels. The new function is so far only available in Brazil.

Goldman Sachs has proposed revising credit limits for Apple Card holders following allegations of sexism, Cary Halio, chief executive of the bank's U.S. operations, announced. She reiterated that Goldman Sachs does not consider the gender of customers when determining credit limits. “In fact, we don’t even know the gender and marital status of those who apply for the Apple Card,” Halio said.

Dmitry Lovetsky / AP / Scanpix / Leta Oleg Sokolov with a lawyer in court on November 11 In St. Petersburg, on November 9, a 63-year-old historian, associate professor of St. Petersburg State University Oleg Sokolov, were taken out of the Moika River. With him there was a backpack with two sawed female hands. Later it turned out that Sokolov killed his former 24-year-old student, with whom he lived and was going to marry. On November 11, Sokolov was arrested for two months, and St.

St. Petersburg businessman Evgeny Prigozhin is known for many things, from his reported control of a troll factory in the city to his alleged ties with the Wagner private military company (PMC). However, the largest enterprise Prigozhin officially owned was Concord. The restaurant and catering enterprise is recognized in the Russian public sphere as a frequent winner of government contracts and the subject of a recent dysentery scandal in Moscow schools.