American rapper Kanye West, who asked to be called simply Yeh, introduced the Donda Stem Player audio speaker, which allows you to remix a sounding song. The device was developed by electronics company Kano and artist brand West Yeezy Tech. Looks like a puck The speaker can isolate parts of songs by controlling vocals, drums, bass and samples, as well as adding effects. Four touch strips are used for control.

A 24-year-old resident of the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, whose name was not disclosed, died in a Delhi hospital about a week after setting herself on fire in front of the Supreme Court, reports The Times of India, citing police. During an attempted self-immolation on August 16, a woman received burns of 85% of her body, her male friend who participated in this burns of 65% of her body. The man died on August 21, the woman on August 24.

The Taliban movement has called on working women in Afghanistan not to leave their homes for their own safety, the movement's spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said. "Our security forces are not trained on how to deal with women, how to communicate with women. Until we have complete security... we ask women to stay at home," Mujahid said, as quoted by BBC News. The New York Times reported a slightly different version of Mujahid's words. "We are concerned that our troops...

Unidentified people robbed a MI-8MTV helicopter of the Russian airline UTair, which was at the airport in Kabul, Baza reported, without indicating the source of the information. According to him, a portable radio station, ship's documentation, fire extinguishers, bulletproof vests, an emergency hatchet, oxygen masks and "even the headrest of the flight attendant's seat" were stolen from the helicopter.

The first writer’s first career is novel in stories. About the ecological Russia of the future, which is controlled by a bloodthirsty corporation. What you need! Literary critic Galina Yuzefovich talks about the new novel by Viktor Pelevin “Transhumanism Inc.”. Everything that the author loves for, in this text about Russia the future will certainly be: irony, postmodernism, and Buddhism. From innovations: this is the first novel of the author in stories.

He answered questions on 54 manuscript pages. Here is a retelling of his interview Evgeny Feldman for "Medusa" In The New York Times, the text about Alexei Navalny was published , prepared on the basis of his interview. Navalny for this material answered in writing to the questions of the publication from IK-2 to Pokrov-in total it turned out 54 manuscript pages. The material of The New York Times included only part of his answers. On the Politics website, they are published entirely.

After failing to meet goals in the 2019 Moscow municipal elections, Russia’s ruling establishment has ramped up efforts in 2021, but success in the State Duma is far from guaranteed Irina Buzhor / Kommersant An electoral campaign in Moscow’s constituency’s No. 198 In the 2019 Moscow City Duma elections, pro-government candidates lost in 20 out of 45 single-mandate constituencies. Now, officials in the capital are hoping to make a comeback in the State Duma elections slated for September 2021.

47 News Cat Fluff A three-year-old black-and-white Pushka cat, living in the village of Slagier in the Leningrad Region, briefly became a suspect in violation of public order. His neighbor Natalya Motorina complained about the cat. She wrote a statement to the gun and its owner in the administration of the Begunitsky rural settlement (it includes a glorify).

The Bell reported on its Telegram channel that on August 25, its website stopped opening due to an external attack. The Bell site was down this afternoon, and access issues persist to this day. The reason was an external attack, the source and purpose of which are still unclear to us. We are working on solving the problem with the involvement of maximum resources, and we expect that the site will be back up and running by the end of today.

Is Europe facing a new migrant crisis? How the Russian authorities' fear of the West interferes with science and education.

The Moscow Mayor’s Office has rejected an application from the Journalists’ and Media Workers’ Union to hold a protest rally opposing Russia’s “foreign agents” law. According to the Telegram channel Avtozak Live, city hall’s Regional Security Department cited the ban on holding public gatherings imposed due to the coronavirus pandemic as the reason for turning down the application. The Journalists’ Union applied to hold a rally on Moscow’s Pushkin Square on September 4.

The former head of IK-7 in Karelia, Sergei Kossiev, who was convicted in a case of abuse of office, is at large. Mediazona drew attention to this. As the publication found out, Kossiev was released in April 2020 on parole. He was sentenced to two and a half years in prison in January 2019 - for several months after that he was in a pre-trial detention center 300 meters from his apartment, and only in the fall of 2019 was he transferred to a colony after the appeal of the lawyer of the victims.

Why is Dozhd labeled a ‘foreign agent,’ but not RT? Putin’s spokesman weighs in. Evgeny Feldman / Meduza During his daily press briefing on August 25, Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov fielded a number of questions about the enforcement of Russia’s “foreign agents” law.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. After the change of power in Afghanistan, thousands of refugees try to leave the country. Europe is waiting for a new migration crisis? After all, then he will touch Russia? In mid -August 2021, the Taliban movement ( the organization was recognized as terrorist in Russia and prohibited ) took control of most of Afghanistan, including the capital of the country of Kabul. Thousands of people run away from the power of this movement.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against employees of the Moscow State Pedagogical University (MPGU), who are suspected of taking bribes, RBC reports citing sources.