Russia will stop supplying oil to the world market if a price ceiling is introduced on it, said Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak. “If these prices, which they are talking about, are lower than the costs for oil production, of course, naturally, Russia will not ensure the supply of this oil to world markets, which means that we simply will not work at a loss,” TASS quoted him as saying.

The airport manager secretly recorded negotiations during the landing of the Ryanair flight in Minsk. Here are their decryption Andrius Sytas / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta a Ryanair aircraft at Vilnius Airport - after an emergency landing in Minsk. May 23, 2021 The International Civil Aviation Organization ( ICAO ) completed the investigation of the incident with an emergency landing of the Ryanair aircraft in Minsk in May 2021, as a result of which Roman Protasevich and Sofya Sapega were detained.

Kremlin-linked catering tycoon Evgeny Prigozhin has asked the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office to conduct an audit of Meduza’s activities and designate the news outlet as an “undesirable organization.” In a press release published on Wednesday, Prigozhin’s company Concord listed a number of Meduza articles that he believes violate wartime censorship laws by allegedly containing “false information about the special military operation in Ukraine” and “knowingly false information about the

Archive of Ilya Borisov In 2021, Ilya Borisov Ryazhanin earned more than eight million euros at NFT. But now he cannot pay for utilities or order food delivery. For six months, Borisov’s bank account was arrested by decision of the Latvian police, and he himself can face up to 12 years in prison. Borisov is suspected of “legalizing a large amount received by criminal means” ( part 3 of article 195 of the criminal law of Latvia).

Businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin has asked the Russian Prosecutor General's Office to conduct an investigation into Meduza's activities and add the publication to the list of "undesirable organizations." This was reported by the press service of the Concord company, which belongs to the businessman.

How a new law against ‘denying family values’ would spell disaster for the Russian literary market Bernadett Szabo / Reuters / Scanpix / LETA On July 18, Russian State Duma deputies introduced a bill that would put “denying family values and promoting non-traditional sexual orientations” on par with “inciting ethnic hatred and propagating pornography.” If the bill gets signed into law, it’s sure to do serious damage to Russia’s cultural sphere; it requires, for example, that the government stop

First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska addressed the US Congress. At the start of her speech, she announced that she was the first wife of a foreign leader to address the US Congress. “Usually the wives of presidents are engaged exclusively in peaceful affairs - education, human rights, equal opportunities. <…> But how can I talk about this when an unprovoked, terrorist war is going on against my country?” Zelenskaya said.

Roskomnadzor forces Wikipedia to delete articles about the war. This is what they think about this in the Wikipedia itself On July 20, Roskomnadzor ordered Russian search engines to inform users that Wikipedia violates Russian legislation: after all, the online encyclopedia refuses to remove materials prohibited by the department and Fakes on a “special operation”.

Historian Dan Healey explains his research on ‘homosexual desire in revolutionary Russia’ and ‘sexual dissidents’ of the Soviet era Wikimedia Commons / SPB Archives Members of an underground “gay club” in Petrograd in 1921. The Garage publishing house in Moscow has released a new Russian-language translation of historian Dan Healey’s 2001 book, “ Homosexual Desire in Revolutionary Russia: The Regulation of Sexual and Gender Dissent ,” about the homosexual subcultures of St.

What did Putin talk about at the forum "Strong Ideas for the New Times". Brief retelling The fact that Western companies are leaving Russia makes us finally move. Sitting on foreign technology all the time means sinking into a humiliating and very dangerous addiction that expands, including into very critical areas related to military technology. Ivan-chai is a mushroom, isn't it? Surely it is more useful than some Coca-Cola, in which one chemistry.

The agent's name was Rainer Umbers. Here is his story Ambor / UllStein Bild / Getty Images Russian President Vladimir Putin, during the service in the KGB in East Germany, recruited as agent Rainer Umbable, one of the leaders of the German neo-Nazi movement of the 1980s. The history of the umbrella is told by Atavist. Umbrella was born in 1955 in Dresden.

In the UK, participants in the final round of elections of the leader of the conservative party were determined. After the fifth round of voting, two applicants remained - the former head of the Ministry of Finance Rishi Sunak and the current Minister of Foreign Affairs Liz Tracers. Sunak, reports BBC News, retained leadership, 137 deputies of parliament from conservatives voted for him in the fifth round. The tracks scored 113 votes.

Here is a list of materials from online encyclopedias, in which the war is not described as the Kremlin wants PE3K / Shutterstock Roskomnadzor announced that he was introducing “measures of rudder” regarding Wikipedia. Search engines will be required to mark it as a violator of Russian laws. The reason is the refusal of the online encyclopedia to delete “a number of materials recognized as prohibited, including fakes on the progress of a special military operation in Ukraine,” said Roskomnadzor.

Two villages of the Belgorod region - Zhuravlevka and Nekhoteevka - were shelled "from Ukraine" on July 20, said the governor of the region, Vyacheslav Gladkov. According to him, Nekhoteevka suffered the most. Four residential buildings were damaged there, as well as "the roof, windows, fence and village club were cut." One local resident born in 1958 died. “The circumstances of his stay in the village, which was resettled at the end of May, are being investigated.

Why Ukraine’s richest man, Rinat Akhmetov, is saying goodbye to his media empire Ukrainskoe Foto / PhotoXPress.ru Rinat Akhmetov Last week, Ukraine’s richest man , Rinat Akhmetov, abruptly announced that he was getting out of the media business. In a statement , Akhmetov said that his media holding would transfer all of its licenses to the state and shutter its digital publications. The decision, he added, was driven by the new “anti-oligarch law” entering into force.