Why did you give the Nobel Prize in physics of 2023? Three scientists from the USA, Germany and Sweden received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2023: Pierre Agostini, Ferenz Kraus and Ann Lʼyuilier with the wording "for experimental methods that generate attestseecontal pulses of light to study the dynamics of electrons in the substance." As often happens with the wording of the Nobel Committee, almost every word in it requires an explanation, and maybe a separate story.

Members of the US House of Representatives supported a resolution to remove Republican Kevin McCarthy from the post of Speaker. 216 members of the chamber voted for the resolution, 210 were against it. At the same time, eight Republicans, led by Matt Gaetz, who initiated the vote, spoke in favor of McCarthy’s resignation.

At least 21 people were killed and another 40 injured in a passenger bus accident in Venice, Ansa news agency reported. The accident occurred on the evening of October 3 in Mestre, the mainland quarter of Venice. The bus was traveling along an overpass, broke through a fence and fell from a height of ten meters next to the railway tracks, hitting a power line. According to Ansa, the bus ran on methane, so it immediately caught fire after the impact.

The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation has proposed expanding the list of data that information dissemination organizers ( IDOs ) are required to store and provide upon request to law enforcement agencies. The draft resolution, published on the portal of draft regulatory legal acts, proposes adding data on the geolocation of users and means of payment to the list.

The European Union intends to officially announce the start of negotiations with Ukraine regarding its future entry into the bloc in December, Politico writes, citing three European diplomats. In November, the European Commission will publish an interim report on the extent to which Ukraine fulfills the necessary conditions for joining the EU.

Ethnic Armenians have fled Nagorno-Karabakh. Here’s what the region’s capital looks like now. Aziz Karimov / Getty Images A checkpoint at the entrance to Stepanakert. October 2, 2023. Nearly the entire ethnic Armenian population has fled Nagorno-Karabakh since the Azerbaijani army took control of the region just two weeks ago. In recent years, Nagorno-Karabakh’s population was estimated at about 145,000 people. But a U.N.

The state corporation Rusnano warned that it is not able to timely and fully service financial obligations on its debts and may go bankrupt without government intervention. As Interfax writes with reference to the company’s report, based on the results of the first six months of 2023, the volume of claims of Rusnano’s creditors significantly exceeded the value of its assets.

The Russian military turned Melitopol into the "largest prison in Europe", they write "important stories" AP / Scanpix / Leta Russian military in Melitopol. July 14, 2022 Russian troops entered Melitopol at the very beginning of a full -scale invasion of Ukraine. Since then, “important stories” write , the city has turned into the center of partisan resistance and at the same time into the “largest prison in Europe”, where the Russian military abduct and torture local residents.

Former First Deputy Chairman of the Bank of Russia Ksenia Yudaeva will leave the regulator's board of directors. According to Interfax, Yudaeva's powers in this post expire on October 10, 2023. The members of the Central Bank's board of directors are appointed by the State Duma for five years according to a list proposed by the head of the bank and agreed upon with the President of the Russian Federation.

Employees of the State Security Service of Azerbaijan detained former presidents of the unrecognized Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Arkady Ghukasyan and Bako Sahakyan, reports the Azerbaijani agency APA. The former speaker of the republic's parliament, David Ishkhanyan, was also detained along with them. All of them were brought to Baku as part of the criminal cases brought against them. The agency does not specify under what articles the investigation is being conducted. Updated .

The adaptation of the most successful anime in history, which everyone liked - fans of the original, critics and author of the original source Netflix "One-Piece. Big Kush ”is the adventure series Netflix, shot along the manga and anime of the Ayitiro Oda, which began to exit in the late 1990s. This is one of the most successful media -franchise in history: it is even profitable than the “Lord of the Rings” and “James Bond”.

Many people remember the shooting of the White House and consider it the end of Russian democracy - but the story is more complicated On October 3, 1993, the political confrontation between the legislative and executive branch in Russia turned into a hot phase: armed clashes began between supporters of the Supreme Council (the country's parliament) and troops faithful to President Boris Yeltsin. The next day, October 4, Yeltsin ordered the parliament to take the parliament.

The main thing from the investigation of Reuters Alex Babenko / AP / Scanpix / Leta the destroyed car of the Russian army a few kilometers from the village of Andreevka, Donetsk region. September 16, 2023 The Russian army uses Storm Z detachments, fighting in the most difficult sections of the front in Ukraine, like penalty battalions for guilty soldiers, the Reuters investigation said.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. Europe continues to vote for the populists (a fresh example - Slovakia; in Poland, it seems, the Kaczynsky party will also be reinstered). How do they affect European policy? On September 30, parliamentary elections were held in Slovakia, the victory on which the party “The course is the Slovak Social Democracy”. It is led by former Prime Minister Robert Fitzo, opposing military assistance to Ukraine.

During the debate in the Basmanny Court of Moscow, the prosecutor's office asked to sentence former Channel One employee Marina Ovsyannikova in absentia to nine years and six months in a general regime colony in the case of “fake stories” about the Russian army. The prosecution also demanded that Ovsyannikova be prohibited from administering websites on the Internet for five years, writes Mediazona.