A Moscow court has sentenced photojournalist Ivan Kleymenov to 10 days in jail for allegedly joining an unlawful assembly that blocked traffic on Sunday. He was arrested while reporting from opposition protests on January 31 at Rusakovskaya Street, where police officers tased him and struck him in the head. The arrest was captured on video and shared on social media. After his arrest, though paramedics diagnosed him with four contusions, Kleymenov was held overnight at a local police station.

On February 2, traffic will be blocked on several streets in Moscow near the Moscow City Court building, where the Federal Penitentiary Service's petition to replace the suspended sentence for politician Alexei Navalny in the Yves Rocher case with a real one will be considered. This was reported by the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow. The following will be closed: Projected Driveway No.

After the January 23 protest in Astrakhan, police unlawfully detained a 22-year-old student and used her social media to incite protests. Here’s her story. Vera Inozemtseva’s personal archive On January 23, hundreds of thousands of people across Russia took part in massive demonstrations in support of jailed opposition figure Alexey Navalny. In the city of Astrakhan, several hundred people attended a large rally that turned into a march through the city center.

Sergey Titov, the deputy editor of pro-Kremlin media outlet Mash, has announced his resignation. This comes after the outlet released an “exclusive” video filmed at Vladimir Putin’s alleged Black Sea palace, followed by an interview in which billionaire Arkady Rotenberg came forward claiming to be the property’s real owner.

The Babushkinsky District Court of Moscow has arrested photojournalist Ivan Kleymenov for 10 days, who was detained while covering a protest action on January 31. Kleymenov was detained on Rusakovskaya street. The police beat the photographer with electric shocks and crushed his head. The moment of Kleimenov's arrest was caught on video. After the arrest, Kleymenov was diagnosed with four hematomas. Despite this, he was left at the police station overnight.

The Izmailovsky District Court of Moscow arrested the municipal deputy of the Krasnoselsky District, Ilya Yashin, under an administrative article on disobedience to the lawful demand of a police officer. He himself wrote about this on Facebook. Yashin was detained on January 31 together with the director of Open Russia Andrei Pivovarov.

How Russian television networks and national news agencies reported Alexey Navalny’s January 31 opposition protests Rossiya 24 / YouTube On January 31, in the wake of a second round of nationwide protests demanding the release of jailed opposition figure Alexey Navalny, Russian state television networks and news agencies reported a “dramatic decline” in attendance at rallies and aired footage from demonstrations in cities that typically draw small crowds or failed to mobilize for Sunday’s

Deputy editor-in-chief of Mash Sergey Titov announced his resignation against the backdrop of recent publications published in the publication. Titov wrote about this in his Telegram channel. I understand everything about Mash's reputation, I understand about the shameful things, but we really did everything we could (when we could). We stood up for Golunov, we fiercely supported people in Belarus <…>. We lived in this gray zone and desperately fought for the opportunity not to write shit.

Russia's GDP in 2020 decreased by 3.1%. This assessment was given by Rosstat. The agency notes that the main reasons for the fall were restrictive measures due to the coronavirus and a decrease in world energy prices. The largest drop was recorded in the hotel and restaurant business (-24.1%), as well as in the transport (-10.3%) and cultural and sports (-11.4%) industries. The greatest growth was shown by the spheres of finance and insurance (+7.9%).

Photographs from the January 31 protests, where Russian law enforcement broke records for nationwide arrests On Sunday, January 31, protesters across Russia took to the streets for the second weekend in a row to oppose the detention of opposition figure Alexey Navalny. The police response, which was harsh on January 23 , was even more severe than last time — as evidenced by numerous testimonies (and videos) of officers using tasers against demonstrators.

The record for the detained and unprecedented cruelty of the police on protests. Rotenberg suddenly stated that the palace in Gelendzhik was not Putin, but him. Good news from Ilon Mask Good evening, This is the daily newsletter "Medusa", where we talk about the main news of the day. And on Mondays - also about the news of the weekend. We try to start each issue with good news.

A man with a knife attacked the passengers of the subway in Brussels. It is reported by RTBF. The incident occurred at the Gare de lʼOst station at about 3 pm local time. The police reported several victims, without specifying their number and the severity of their injuries. One eyewitness told RTL that he saw the assailant plunge a knife into the woman's throat. The offender was detained by the police, the motives of his actions are still unclear.

Brief report from a court session Press Service of the Moscow City Court / TASS / Scanpix / Leta former operatives of the Internal Affairs Directorate in CJSC Maxim Umetbaev (left), Akbar Sergaliev (back) and their boss Igor Lyakhovets On Monday, February 1, the fourth meeting was held in the Moscow City Court in the case of operatives of the Internal Affairs Directorate in the Western Administrative District (CJSC) of the capital, who in the summer of 2019 illegally detained the Medusa

Pussy Riot releases new music video in support of Alexey Navalny and all political prisoners The Russian performance art and activist group Pussy Riot has released a new music video dedicated to political prisoners, including jailed Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny and Pussy Riot activist Maria Alyokhina, who is currently under house arrest.

Westworld actress Evan Rachel Wood has claimed that rock musician Marilyn Manson (real name Brian Warner) abused her during their relationship. The actress posted a statement on Instagram. The name of my abuser is Brian Warner, also known in the world as Marilyn Manson. He started courting me when I was a teenager and bullied me terribly for years. I was brainwashed and forced to comply. I stopped living in fear of retribution, slander or blackmail.