Boxer Manny Pacquiao has announced his retirement. He made such a statement on the air of the talk show Toni Talks. “My boxing career is already over, I made this decision because I have been boxing for a long time and my family says enough is enough,” Pacquiao said. On August 21, Pacquiao, who had not competed for two years before, lost the fight for the WBA welterweight world title to Cuban Yordenis Ugas. Immediately after the fight, Pacquiao announced that he might not return to the ring.

Everything you need to know about St. Petersburg’s ‘dirty elections’ Alexander Demyanchuk / TASS St. Petersburg city council deputy Boris Vishnevsky photographed at a polling station on September 19, 2021 Russia’s cultural capital of St. Petersburg has a reputation for “dirty elections” — one so bad that even Russian election officials can’t help but criticize them. And this weekend’s voting in the elections to the State Duma and St. Petersburg Legislative Assembly were no exception.

Election expert Sergey Shpilkin explains how Russian officials thwart independent analysis Sergey Savostyanov / TASS / Scanpix / LETA Russia’s Central Election Commission When releasing this week’s voting results, Russia’s Central Election Commission deliberately withheld statistical information from independent analysts, encoding the data published on its website to prevent researchers from downloading it automatically.

The Ministry of Security of the Perm Territory has published a list of those killed in a shooting at the Perm State National Research University (PGNIU). Engaus Margarita Gennadievna - 66 years old; Aramelev Yaroslav Alekseevich - 19 years old; Samchenko Ksenia Pavlovna - 18 years old; Shakirova Ekaterina Rodomirovna - 19 years old; Aigeldina Anna Alexandrovna - 26 years old; Mokhova Alexandra Yurievna - 20 years old.

One of the main plots of the past Duma elections is electronic voting in Moscow. The publication of the results was postponed several times, and in the end they appeared in the public domain only in the middle of the day on Monday - later than the data of ordinary precinct election commissions. Moreover, the CEC did not take the results of remote voting separately, but published them, without specifically announcing.

How were the elections to the State Duma. What's wrong with e-voting. Six people killed at university in Perm Good evening, THIS MESSAGE (MATERIAL) IS CREATED AND (OR) DISTRIBUTED BY A FOREIGN MASS MEDIA PERFORMING THE FUNCTIONS OF A FOREIGN AGENT AND (OR) A RUSSIAN LEGAL ENTITY PERFORMING THE FUNCTIONS OF A FOREIGN AGENT This is Meduza's daily newsletter about the most important thing that happened during the day.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. There were a lot of falsifications in these elections-they could steal up to 30% of the vote. This is what the observer Roman Udot says On Monday, September 20, the Central Election Commission announced that the final results of the elections to the State Duma would be known only on Friday, September 24.

The United States, the European Union and the United Kingdom have criticized the holding of elections to the State Duma, noting that the voting conditions did not contribute to the free expression of will.

On the evening of Monday, September 20, the Communist Party (KPRF) organized a rally in downtown Moscow opposing voting rigging in the State Duma elections. Having been denied permission to hold an authorized protest, the gathering on Pushkin Square was positioned as a meeting with voters. Meduza’s correspondent estimated that around 200 people were gathered on the square, along with journalists.

On Pushkinskaya Square, a rally began against falsifications in the elections, organized by the deputies of the Communist Party. The event is positioned as a meeting with voters. In particular, Valery Rashkin, Denis Parfyonov and Sergey Obukhov, who ran to the Duma in single -mandate districts, spoke to the audience. Rashkin promised that the Communists would go outside until the results of electronic voting in Moscow are canceled.

Meduza talks to eyewitnesses from the deadly university shooting in Perm Anastasia Yakovleva / AP / Scanpix / LETA Students at Perm State University after the attack on September 20, 2021 On the morning of September 20, Timur Bekmansurov opened fire at a university campus in the Russian city of Perm. The 18-year-old shooter killed six people and injured at least 28 others. He was wounded by police and taken into custody.

How many seats do the United Russia have? And the Communist Party? And how could “new people”, LDPR and other unpopular parties get into the parliament? Scanpix / Leta The main understandable results of the elections to the State Duma: United Russia retained the constitutional majority , the Communist Party of the Communist Party noticeably improved the result compared to the previous race, and the LDPR received one of the worst results in its history.

Here is the story of the candidate in the State Duma from the Communist Party and Smart Voting Evgeny Feldman / "Medusa" In the past elections, the mathematician, assistant professor of Moscow State University Mikhail Lobanov was nominated in the State Duma in the Kuntsevsky district of Moscow from the Communist Party. On the morning of September 20, Lobanov, according to his headquarters, was ahead of the TV presenter Evgeny Popov by 10.5 thousand votes.

The campaign has never been so difficult. This is due not only to the pandemic, but also to unprecedented attacks and the desire to discredit the elections. There has never been such a level of attacks - but our digital systems have withstood. Now our elections are among the most transparent in the world. International observers are interested in our experience, we have made a real technological breakthrough.

The Moscow City Electoral Committee counted 100% of the protocols for the elections to the State Duma, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the department. The final turnout in the elections to the State Duma in Moscow was 50.3%.