The Ministry of Labor proposed to establish a new holiday in Russia - Father's Day. The corresponding draft presidential decree is posted for public discussion on the federal portal of draft regulatory legal acts. Father's Day is proposed to be celebrated on the third Sunday of October (in 2021 - October 17). Why this day was chosen is not specified.

The former soloist of "Leningrad" Alisa Vox filed a lawsuit with the Khamovnichesky Court of Moscow against the leader of the group, Sergei Shnurov, demanding compensation for the performance of her songs. It is reported by TASS. As Vox's lawyer told the agency, the singer demands 19.5 million rubles from Shnurov for the fact that Leningrad continues to perform 39 tracks, in the creation of which the singer took part, after she left the group.

New investigation offers inside look at Russia’s black market for fake vaccination certificates Anton Novoderezhkin / TASS / Scanpix / LETA Russia’s widespread vaccine hesitancy has given birth to a thriving black market for counterfeit documents proving “immunity” to COVID-19. Since the start of 2021, the Russian authorities have opened dozens of criminal cases over the falsification of vaccination certificates, medical disqualification certificates, PCR test results, and even QR-codes .

Anastasia Udaltsova, a candidate for the State Duma from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, was detained in Moscow. She herself announced this in a telegram. According to Udaltsova, she, along with several escorts, was detained before meeting with voters in the Nagatinsky Zaton area. The reasons for the detention were not explained to her. “They said something about the mask mode,” she told MBKh media.

Roskomnadzor has blocked a mirror of Alexei Navalny's website located at navalny.app. According to Roskomsvoboda, the mirror was blocked even before it appeared in the register of banned websites. The navalny.app website began operating on the night of July 27. As early as eight in the morning, as reported by the creator of the mirror, Vladislav Zdolnikov, it began to be blocked using TSPU - equipment that telecom operators were required to install under the law on the isolation of the Runet .

The Communist Party of the Russian Federation (KRPF) has announced plans to hold countrywide pickets in response to election officials barring former presidential candidate Pavel Grudinin from running in the upcoming State Duma elections, reports the Russian news website Open Media. Election officials removed Grudinin’s name from the KPRF’s federal list on July 24, on the grounds that he allegedly owns a stake in a company in Belize and failed to mention it on his asset declaration.

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The Communist Party of the Russian Federation will hold pickets throughout Russia in support of businessman Pavel Grudinin, whom the CEC refused to register as a candidate for elections to the State Duma. This is reported by Open Media with reference to the deputy chairman of the Central Committee of the party Vladimir Kashin. Actions are planned to be held on July 30 and 31, as well as on August 1.

Against the background of the scandal, work on World of Warcraft has almost stopped On July 20, the Department of Protection of Labor and Housing Rights (DFEH) filed a lawsuit against Activision Blizzard, one of the world's largest video games (headquarters is located in California). Activision Blizzard publishes the game Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, Starcraft and Diablo. The company has about 9500 people, more than 100 million people around the world play its games.

Chechnya was the first Russian region to reach 60% of the adult population vaccinated against covid. This was announced by the Minister of Health of the Republic Elkhan Suleymanov. We quickly raised the rate of vaccination: if you remember, there was an appeal by the head of the republic, after which people actively began to be vaccinated. Of the 909,000 adults, 568,000 have already been vaccinated.

The Russians are doing very well again at the Olympics. How was the fourth day? Yesterday - the first team gold in men's gymnastics over the past 25 years. Today - the first team gold in women's history (at the last two Olympics, the United States took gold). Angelina Melnikova, Victoria Listunova, Vladislava Urazova and Lilia Akhaimova are the best! Yesterday - the first gold in taekwondo in the history of the country.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. A year ago, in Vladikavkaz there was a ransom rally - recently its participants were given five years in a colony or more. Is this the struggle with Covid dissidents? On July 26, the Rostov-on-Don court sentenced the protest to the coronavirus restrictions in Vladikavkaz. In April 2020, dozens of people were detained in April 2020, some of them were accused and condemned for participating in the riots (part 2 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code).

On July 27, a court in Gomel recognized the website and social networks of the Belarusian opposition TV channel Belsat as extremist. The decision was made on the basis of materials from the audit of the Main Directorate for Combating Organized Crime and Corruption (GUBOPiK) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus, the agency said on its Telegram channel.

You won’t believe it, but “ghost hunters: heirs” - the continuation of the first two parts - still exist. And, moreover, it seems like they really come out on November 11, 2021 (although we had to see them a year ago before the Pandemia of Coronavirus). On this occasion, Sony Pictures has released another trailer. We look! Trailer in Russian SonypictureSru In English Sony Pictures Canada A brief retelling for those who managed to forget everything over the year.

The former head of Navalny’s St. Petersburg campaign office, Irina Fatyanova, has been banned from running in the upcoming election to the city’s Legislative Assembly. The local newspaper Fontanka reported that the territorial election commission for St. Petersburg’s Petrogradsky district revoked Fatyanova’s nomination following an audit by the Justice Ministry and the prosecutor’s office, which established that she still has connections to organizations banned in Russia.