The Kameshkovsky District Court of the Vladimir Region authorized the arrest of Dmitry Kopylov, a resident of the village of Makarikha, who is accused of kidnapping a seven-year-old child and keeping him in his house for two months, a Madizona correspondent reports from the courtroom. Kopylov is accused of kidnapping and sexual assault.

Speaking at the virtual G20 summit, Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed creating an international mechanism for the mutual recognition of “health codes.” The transcript of Xi Jinping's speech, translated into English by the Xinhua news agency, refers to "labeling in the form of internationally recognized QR codes based on the results of coronavirus nucleic acid tests ." Xi Jinping expressed hope that not only G20 members but also many other countries will join this mechanism.

James Cutler / Rex / Shutterstock / Vida Press Katherine Bowz Lion in the Erlswood Psychiatric Hospital. April 6, 1987 Caution, spoilers ! The series "Crown" from Netflix to its heroes as a whole applies without excessive sympathy. But by the 4th season, this hostility reached such an intensity that commentators and experts on the British royal family are almost lined up to expose the “antimonarchist agitation” and “low -grade abuse of creative interpretation”.

AMANDA Perobelli / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta in Brazil in Porto Alegri on November 20 near the Carrefour chain store, 41-year-old black welder Zhoau Freitas was killed. A supermarket seller complained about Freitas, the guards brought him out of the store and beat him right at the entrance so that he died in place. Eyewitnesses shot beating in a video that instantly diverged in social networks. Freetas's death caused mass protests throughout the country.

Journalist Daniel Verlaan from the Dutch TV news program RTL Nieuws managed to get into a closed video conference of EU defense ministers. No, Verlaan didn't hack anything. It's just that Dutch Defense Minister Anka Bijleveld tweeted a photo that included five of the six digits of the code to connect to the conference. The photo was removed quickly, but not quickly enough - someone managed to give a tip to RTL Nieuws.

The Russian Foreign Ministry announced the introduction of personal sanctions against 25 representatives of Great Britain, who are denied entry to the territory of the Russian Federation. This decision, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement, was made in response to sanctions imposed by the UK in July 2020. At that time, the UK imposed personal sanctions against 25 Russians in connection with the Magnitsky case .

Your browser does not support the audio element. Is it Putin or is it Russia? The causes of today’s bad vibes between Moscow and the West. Back in early October, Meduza learned about a whole archive of transcripts between members of the Clinton administration and Vladimir Putin, dated between 1999 and 2001 — records that were first declassified and published by the Clinton Digital Library in August 2019.

In Moscow, a 17-year-old teenager killed his 14-year-old friend, after which he committed suicide. The body of a girl with multiple stab wounds was found on Friday, November 20, in one of the apartments of a house on Mozhayskoye Highway, the Moscow agency reports, citing Yulia Ivanova, senior assistant to the head of the Main Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee for the city.

Artem Geodakyan / TASS On November 17, 2020, Roman Viktyuk, director and permanent leader of the theater of his name, died. He was 84 years old, until the last he remained an unusually productive theater artist, releasing at least a performance per year. Viktyuk was one of the first directors of the new Russia to tear with the tradition of the life -like theater, and the indisputable discoverer of the Quir -aesthetics on the Russian stage.

Maxim Trustlyubov answers this question and recommends books of the most prominent political scientists on the topic Jeenah Moon / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta poster “Democracy is sexy” at a rally after elections in the United States. New York, November 6, 2020 The ruling Russian politicians rarely talk about “democracy” calmly. As a rule, they immediately rush nervously to prove that in Russia it is better with it than anywhere else. But in the West, this word is no longer neutral.

The effect of sanctions prohibiting the import of certain categories of food products into Russia has been extended until the end of 2021. The corresponding decree was signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin on November 21. Russia in August 2014 banned the import of many types of food, such as cheese, from countries that imposed sanctions on it because of the annexation of Crimea and its role in the Ukrainian crisis.

The former governor of the Khabarovsk Territory, who is in the Moscow Lefortovo pre-trial detention center, was diagnosed with a lung disease. According to the Khabarovsk edition DVhab.ru, a member of the Moscow Public Monitoring Commission (POC) Eva Merkacheva, on November 18, Furgal underwent a computed tomography scan, which revealed pathological changes in one of the lungs, indicating a disease.

Over the past day, 24,822 new cases of Covid-19 were recorded in Russia. This is the next maximum indicator of the daily growth of the sick. A day earlier, 24,318 cases of a new coronavirus infection were identified. In total, from the beginning of the spread of coronavirus in Russia, 2,064,748 COVID-19 cases have been recorded. Most of the new cases of coronavirus infection were detected in Moscow, where the maximum indicator of the daily increase in the sick is 7168 people.

The bridge to Russky Island in Vladivostok is closed to traffic due to the danger of ice falling from the shrouds, Interfax reports with reference to the press service of the government of Primorsky Krai. “Falling on the roadway, ice blocks knock out even pieces of asphalt,” the press service said. Earlier, the mayor's office of Vladivostok reported that, due to icing, a decorative casing was damaged on one of the cables.

The author abandons the usual plot principles and creates a story that is much more like life Literary critic Galina Yuzefovich tells about the novel by Canadian writer Emily Saint-John Mandela “Glass Hotel”. Its plot is built around the global financial pyramid, which changes the lives of dozens of completely different people.