Sberbank and Internet holding Mail.ru Group have decided to split the assets of their joint venture (JV), writes the Financial Times, citing three sources. Two interlocutors of the publication clarified that the companies have applied for permission to share assets with the Kremlin. The reason for this decision was different views on the development of the joint venture. Sberbank and Mail.ru Group are “essentially no longer communicating,” one source told the Financial Times.

Charitable organizations “Downside Up” and “Love Syndrome” abandoned the sports ground in the Moscow district of Izmailovo, where children with Down syndrome were supposed to play football. Anna Portugalova, director of the Downside Up Foundation, told Takim Dela about this. “Downside Up” and “Love Syndrome” work in Izmailovo and wanted, with the help of an investor, to build or modernize a football field in the area. The prefecture proposed a site in the courtyard of house No.

The Internal Affairs Directorate for the Northern Administrative District of Moscow began checking the words of TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov, who compared Russian politician Alexei Navalny with the leader of Nazi Germany Adolf Hitler. This is stated in the police response to State Duma deputy from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Valery Rashkin, who asked for an inspection.

Rospotrebnadzor allowed sending children to rest in camps located outside the regions of their residence. This is stated in the decision of the department, which is published on the official Internet portal of legal information. Rospotrebnadzor also increased the maximum allowable occupancy of camps from 50% to 75%. According to the decree, before the start of each shift, the camp must be cleaned and the staff must be tested for COVID-19.

News Agency TV2 / YouTube The 70-year-old janitor from Tomsk Vitaly Nikiforov, who gained fame after the plot of TV2, in which he quoted The Beatles, thanks to this plot found his son, with whom he did not communicate for about 40 years. Tw2 told about this on March 24. In February, Vitaliy Nikiforov became a participant in a survey, which TV2 conducted all lovers Day. The channel correspondent approached him on the street and asked if love needs material evidence.

The deputy head of a prison watchdog group in the Vladimir Region has accused imprisoned opposition politician Alexey Navalny of faking his health problems. On Monday, March 29, Vladimir Grigoryan — the deputy head of the Vladimir region’s Public Monitoring Commission (ONK), which oversees the treatment of prisoners — told TV Rain that Navalny’s was feigning health problems and rejected the opposition politician’s complaints about his lack of access to medicines.

The Belarusian Attorney General’s Office has opened a criminal case against exiled opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya (Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya) for allegedly preparing terrorist acts. Former Belarusian law enforcement officers belonging to Warsaw-based the organization By_Pol have also been charged in the case. “A few days ago the above-mentioned persons attempted to carry out explosions and arson in Minsk and other cities.

How the coronavirus pandemic closed borders and made Russia a ‘big country’ for domestic tourism Nikolay Malyshev / TASS One year ago, in March 2020, countries around the world began closing their borders. Russia did so on March 18. In terms of the number of people crossing state borders to vacation and sightsee, year one of the COVID-19 pandemic saw world travel reduced to levels last seen in the late 1980s. And Russia has experienced a lot of domestic changes too.

Vladimir Grigoryan, deputy head of the Public Monitoring Commission (POC) of the Vladimir Region, told Dozhd that politician Alexei Navalny is feigning health problems. A member of the PMC (Rain notes that he did not visit Navalny in the colony) also rejected the politician's claims that he did not have access to medicines. I have worked in this FPS for almost 30 years. For you and for us it may not be, but for him it is.

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The Prosecutor General's Office of Belarus has opened a criminal case against the leader of the Belarusian opposition Svetlana Tikhanovskaya and participants in the BYPOL project of former Belarusian security officials for preparing terrorist attacks (Article 289 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus). "These individuals attempted to cause explosions and arson in Minsk and other cities several days ago.

The Russian film companies Hydrogen, Art Pictures Studio and Hype Film are working on an English-language remake of Yegor Abramenko's Sputnik. This is stated in a message from Art Pictures Studio, received by the editors of Meduza. The Hollywood partners of the project are Village Roadshow (Mad Max: Fury Road, The Great Gatsby, Joker) and 6th and Idaho (the studio is currently working on the film Batman with Robert Pattinson).

Pascal Guyot / AFP / Scanpix / Leta French soldiers with militias Hutu, June 27, 1994 A special commission from French scientists and historians came to the conclusion that France has a “difficult responsibility” for events that led to the genocide of the people of Tutsi, which was held by the Rwanda authorities in 1994. At the same time, as emphasized in the report of the commission, France cannot be called the accomplice of the genocide.

Corpus publishing house will print an additional edition of the book by Alexei Navalny's press secretary Kira Yarmysh "Unbelievable Incidents in the Women's Cell No. 3". It is reported by "Rain". As the publishing house explained, the new circulation is due to the fact that the book was sold out in stores and during the Non/fiction fair. An additional seven thousand copies will be printed.

In Egypt, the movement of ships through the Suez Canal has resumed. This was reported by Reuters with reference to the message of the channel's management. Navigation on the Suez Canal ceased on March 23, after the container ship Ever Given, which was passing through the canal, ran aground. On March 29, it was possible to remove it from the shallows. To do this, about 30 thousand cubic meters of sand had to be removed from under the bottom of the container ship.