Exporters of Armenian goods are banned from trading at the Food City market near Kaluga Highway in Moscow. The Ambassador of Armenia to Russia Vardan Toganyan told RBC about this. According to the ambassador, since July 17, Armenian products from more than 50 trucks have been removed from the malls. The embassy staff visited the market to sort out the situation, but the Food City administration, according to Toganyan, escorted them out by force.

Time Out founder Tony Elliott has died. He was 73 years old. Elliott's cause of death was lung cancer. Elliott founded Time Out in 1968 as an underground entertainment and cultural magazine for London city life. Subsequently, the publication became one of the leaders in the industry. Now Time Out is released in 60 cities around the world. In Russia there are electronic versions of the magazine about the events in Moscow and St. Petersburg.

Heo Ran / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta in the South Korean city of Pren since 1998, a festival of sea mud has been held - one of the most popular mass events in the country, which several million people come to annually. During the festival, they take mud baths, ride from mud slides, and also participate in the struggle and races in mud. In 2020, the festival due to the coronavirus epidemic took place in the online format-people took mud baths at home and broadcast it on the Internet.

Khabarovsk again gathered for a record protest in defense of Sergei Furgal-despite the 30-degree heat and persuasion of the authorities. Report of Anastasia of anchoria Igor Volkov / AP / Scanpix / Leta On July 18, a new action was held in Khabarovsk in support of the arrested governor of the region Sergey Furgal - its participants demanded to release him from the Moscow pre -trial detention center Lefortovo and judge in Khabarovsk.

In the US state of Virginia, Navy soldier Charles Briggs has been arrested on suspicion of passing classified information to a Russian citizen. This is reported by the local edition of The Virginian-Pilot. Briggs, who works at the Portsmouth Naval Medical Center, is suspected of having given a Russian a classified data in early January 2019, obtained from a computer at an air base in Nebraska. It is not specified what data he gave.

Citizens of Russia and Ukraine, members of the crew of the tanker MV Curacao Trader, were taken hostage by pirates after the ship was attacked off the coast of Benin. This is reported by the publication Maritime Bulleten, citing a statement from the management company of the tanker. Pirates attacked the ship in the Gulf of Guinea about 210 miles off the coast of Benin at 11:00 am local time, the report said.

In Moscow, police have begun detaining single-person picketers against a bill that would ban transgender people from marrying. According to MBH Media, the police have already detained 17 people. Also, a correspondent of the publication was taken to the paddy wagon, but after checking the press card and the editorial assignment, she was released. OVD-Info reports that at least eight people were detained at a similar series of pickets in St. Petersburg.

Hackers who hacked several celebrity Twitter accounts a few days ago were able to do so by gaining access to the credentials of some employees. The company itself announced this. “We believe the attackers targeted certain Twitter employees through social engineering techniques. What does it mean? In this case, social engineering was the intentional manipulation of people to take certain actions and find out confidential information,” the company said in a statement.

Two novels about otherworldly phenomena with an endless author's fiction The literary critic Galina Yuzefovich talks about two fantastic novels, the individual small episodes of which themselves could become plots for books. The novel of the British writer Chayna Meville begins with the disappearance of a huge, baked kraken from the museum - but this is only the start of history.

Sebastien Salom-Gomis / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Updated . About 10 hours after the start of the fire, its complete liquidation was announced. The fire in the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul began on the morning of July 18. Eyewitnesses noticed smoke rising above the cathedral and called firefighters at about 7:40 local time. About 60 firefighters arrived at the place. They tried to localize the fire, pouring it with the help of a fire crane, but this did not help.

We are trying to answer this question on the 410th anniversary of the artist's death Gallery Uffizi “Wacch” is a real hit of Caravaggio: written by the Italian master in 1595-1596, this picture became one of the most popular in the history of art. “Wacch” was investigated from a variety of points of view, but almost no one ever tried to answer the question of which wine the young man, depicted in the picture, drinks.

In Moscow, after falling from the window of her apartment, the world champion in figure skating among juniors Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya died. This is reported by Interfax and TASS, citing sources. As the TASS source explained, the preliminary cause of the incident was suicide. Alexandrovskaya, he added, left a note at home with the inscription "I love you." Previously, she had already tried to commit suicide after suffering an injury. Ekaterina Alexandrovskaya was born in 2000.

Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin signed a decree according to which residents of the country will be able to get a job with an electronic work book from January 1, 2021. “The electronic form of the work book is almost a complete analogue of the paper one. It contains information about the employee, place of work, date of hiring and dismissal, the reason for the termination of the employment contract, ”the press service of the government said.

Why do we love the dude Lebovsky? And how is the film "Fargo" different from the series? We talk about five duet films Every weekend in the “Home Cinema” section on Medusa, there are compilations of recommendations for everyone who wants to study the history of cinema.

In the city of Nantes in western France, a fire broke out in the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. More than 100 firefighters are on the scene. Approximately two hours after the start, the fire was localized. The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Nantes is one of the largest Gothic churches in France. Its height is 6 meters less than Notre Dame Cathedral. Nantes Cathedral was already on fire in 1972. After that fire, the building was closed for restoration for three years.