Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov criticized the media in two posts on Telegram for calling four people detained in connection with the attack on a man and child in New Moscow “natives of the North Caucasus.” "Like any Caucasian, I am already tired of this eternal accusation for any, even small incident. In a couple of days, the entire Internet has been filled with statements about the inappropriate behavior of all Caucasians without exception," Kadyrov wrote.

How it was Andy Buchanan / AFP / Scanpix / Leta German artist Arnd throttle in a metal ball, in which he arrived from Germany to Scotland, at a rally in Glasgow, November 6, 2021 Tens of thousands of people in different countries of the world arranged shares and demonstrations on November 6 as part of a global day for justice in relation to climate (Global Day for Climate Justice).

Telegram founder Pavel Durov announced that in November the messenger will have a feature that allows you to turn off official advertisements in Telegram. “We have already started work on this new feature and expect it to be launched this month. It can be issued in the form of an inexpensive subscription that will allow users to directly financially support the development of Telegram, ”Durov wrote in his Russian-language channel.

His widow found out about it from the news at Portland's Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront Hotel on October 17 took place On October 17 , a public anatomical autopsy of the body of 98-year-old World War II veteran David Saunders from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, . For attending the event asked from 100 to 500 dollars. According to media reports, about 70 people gathered in the room where the autopsy took place - among them were students, anthropologists and therapists.

Costa Rica has become the first country in the world to make coronavirus vaccinations mandatory for children aged 5 to 11, inclusive. Costa Rica's health ministry said the National Commission on Vaccination and Epidemiology has ruled that "coronavirus vaccination will be mandatory for all minors." Costa Rica agreed with Pfizer that in March 2022 it will buy a batch of vaccine from 3.5 million doses, of which 1.5 million will be sent to vaccinate children, reports .

Moscow police have detained at least eight people who staged single-person pickets on Pushkin Square, the human rights project OVD-Info reports, citing the words of those detained. The picketers demanded the release of political prisoners and spoke out against online voting . Police detained at least one person using force. The detainees were taken to the Tverskoy and Meshchansky police departments. Lawyers from OVD-Info came to see them.

A fragment of Adam Kay’s children's book “Fuuu, what a body!” - About the arrangement of the ears and concern for them In November 2021, the Bombor publishing house was published by the children's book of the British comedian and the former doctor Adam Keu “Fuuu, what a body! Strange and amazing secrets of your body. " Previously, other books by Adam Kei were published in Russian - “It will hurt: the story of a doctor who has left the profession at the peak of a career” and “Caution, Christmas!

President of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov said that in two weeks people over 18 years of age will be allowed to use public transport in the region only if they have a QR code on vaccination against coronavirus or a certificate of medical exemption from vaccination. The Kazan edition "Business Online" writes that the innovations will take effect from November 22.

At least eight people have died in a stampede that erupted on November 5 at the Astroworld Festival in Houston, Texas. It is reported by the Associated Press, citing a statement by local authorities. 17 people were taken to the hospital, including 11 people who suffered cardiac arrest. One of the victims is 10 years old, notes . CNN The crush arose at the opening of the festival, which brought together more than 50 thousand people.

The police detained all suspects The Moscow police said that on the night of November 6, she detained the fourth suspect in an attack on a man with a child who occurred in the microdistrict of new Vatutinka in New Moscow. The Ministry of Internal Affairs noted that a man born in 2002 was detained. On November 5, the police detained three more suspects - Russian citizens 2000, 2002 and 2003. A man with a child was attacked on the evening of November 4.

In the state of Florida, the police, after complaints from local residents, went early in the morning to catch either the “ugly dog” or the “chupacabra” from urban legends. The challenge turned into the most exciting and dynamic chase of their lives. After all, it was not a dog that was waiting for the police, but a runaway pig that did not intend to go home. The animal circled the area and refused to surrender to the authorities, even when they tried to make contact.

As of 11:30 Moscow time, on November 6, 41,335 new cases of infection with coronavirus per day were identified in Russia, the Federal Operational Headquarters for Combating Covid-19 reports. This is the maximum daily increase in the sick from the beginning of the pandemic. Prior to this, the maximum value was recorded on October 31, when 40,993 sick were revealed in a day. In total, from the beginning of the pandemic in Russia, coronavirus was revealed in 8,755,930 people.

Vladimir Putin’s COP26 out Friday, November 5, 2021 Newly released from prison, Vladislav Mordasov wants to put his time ‘on the inside’ to use Moscow is now home to nine Michelin-star restaurants — but local foodies take the guide’s recommendations with a grain of salt Former news anchor and television announcer Igor Kirillov is dead. He was a media icon to Russians for decades.

Many ambulance workers in the Jewish Autonomous Region (JAR), who earlier in November decided to quit their jobs due to the requirement to be vaccinated against coronavirus, have withdrawn their resignation letters. “Many withdrew their applications, but not all,” the Department of Information Policy of the Governor and Government of the Jewish Autonomous Region told RIA Novosti.

Former news anchor and television announcer Igor Kirillov is dead. He was a media icon to Russians for decades. Dmitry Astakhov / TASS Igor Kirillov in 2006 Legendary Soviet news anchor Igor Kirillov died in Moscow on October 30. He was 89 years old. For more than two decades, Kirillov hosted Vremya — a nightly news program viewed religiously throughout the entire USSR — and in doing so became a Soviet institution.