An entertainment television project “for Russian-speaking foreign countries” Dom was launched on November 13, project manager Vyacheslav Shiryaev said on Facebook. The project began broadcasting on the online digital television service Kartina.TV, as well as on the Dom.show website (available by subscription - $3.99 per month or $35.99 per year). As Meduza previously reported, the project includes 12 shows filmed specifically for emigrants. Shows will air daily.

In France, they remember the victims of the worst terrorist attack in the country's history. Photos On November 13, 2015, exactly ten years ago, a planned series of attacks took place in Paris. Terrorists took hostages at the Bataclan concert hall, attacked several cafes and restaurants, killing customers right at their tables, and set off explosions near the Stade de France stadium during a football match between France and Germany.

The American investment company Carlyle is considering the possibility of buying foreign assets of the Russian oil company Lukoil, Reuters reported on November 13, citing sources. Carlyle is in the “early stages” of exploring a deal, one of the people said. According to him, the company is considering the possibility of filing an application to obtain permission from the US authorities for the purchase, after which it will begin a comprehensive review of the assets.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to the latest intelligence assessments, does not intend to conclude a peace agreement with Ukraine, former head of the British Foreign Office's Secret Intelligence Service (MI6), Richard Moore, told Bloomberg on November 13. “In the current circumstances - I am based on information I received a few weeks ago from intelligence - he is not ready to enter into an agreement.

The third president of Georgia, the former head of the administration of the Odessa region of Ukraine, Mikheil Saakashvili, who is in prison in Georgia, appealed to the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky with a request to include him in the list of prisoners of war.

A Su-30 fighter crashed in Karelia, the crew died, TASS reports, citing a statement by the Russian Ministry of Defense. According to the department, the plane crashed at about 19:00 Moscow time while performing a scheduled training flight without ammunition. The fighter crashed in a deserted area, the ministry claims. The cause of the crash has not been announced. Telegram channels close to the security forces were the first to report the crash of a military plane in Karelia.

A funeral was held in Chechnya for 33-year-old Aliya Ozdamirova, who was deceived or forcibly taken from Georgia and probably killed in her homeland. This was reported by the SK SOS crisis group, which helps LGBTQ people facing persecution in the North Caucasus. According to human rights activists, Aliya Ozdamirova left Chechnya for Georgia on October 20, fearing threats from her brothers who learned about her sexual identity.

Before ticket sales began, the organizers canceled the Limp Bizkit concert, which was supposed to take place in Tallinn in the spring of 2026, Delfi and ERR report, citing a statement from the Baltic Live Agency. The concert was scheduled for May 31. Pre-sale of tickets was expected to begin on November 10, but its start was postponed due to the reaction of the country's authorities.

A “35-year-old world-class hacker” wanted on charges of attacks on the security systems of government agencies in Europe and the United States has been detained in Thailand, the country’s cyber police announced . Thai police received information about the suspect from the FBI. He flew into the country on October 30 through Phuket airport and was detained on November 6 at a hotel in Thalang district. During the search, laptops, mobile phones and digital wallets were confiscated from him.

British soldiers who served there call it an "urban myth" Jon Jones / Sygma / Getty Images Sarajevo, 1992 Milan prosecutors have opened an investigation into allegations that citizens from various countries, including Italy, traveled to the besieged city of Sarajevo to shoot at civilians during the Bosnian war in the first half of the 1990s, Italian newspaper La Repubblica writes . It is alleged that "tourist snipers" paid large sums of money to shoot people in the city .

Rosfinmonitoring included businessman Boris Zimin and political scientist Ekaterina Shulman in the register of terrorists and extremists. Also included in the list was businessman Mikhail Kokorich. Next to their names is an asterisk (*), which is how the agency identifies those who, according to authorities, are involved in terrorist activities. In October, the FSB announced a criminal case against members of the Russian Anti-War Committee, which includes Shulman, Zimin and Kokorich.

Telegram founder Pavel Durov achieved the lifting of judicial supervision that restricted his departure from France, Bloomberg and AFP report, citing sources. According to the decision of the French authorities, made on November 10, Durov can again freely travel outside the country and is no longer required to regularly report to the local police station. Pavel Durov was detained in France in August 2024.

One thousand three hundred fifty-nine day. Ukraine is expecting the “worst winter in history” Maksym Kishka / Frontliner / Getty Images People at the “point of indestructibility” in Chernigov are special tents where there is electricity to charge phones and warm up during a blackout. October 21, 2025 Since February 24, 2022, Meduza has been broadcasting live about the Russian-Ukrainian war.

One of the victims of the Israeli fraudster Simon Leviev (Shimon Hayut), known in the Netflix film as the “Tinder swindler,” turned out to be the wife of the former head of Mari El Leonid Markelov, Irina Markelova-Starygina, according to a large study of the “Project” “Fathers and Grandfathers” (excerpts from it are published by the “Agency”). Leonid Markelov headed the Mari El Republic from 2001 to 2017.

Of course, their effectiveness has not been proven. But will doctors really prescribe them? In mid-November 2025, media reports appeared that North Korean pharmaceutical companies were planning to begin supplying their drugs to Russia. We are not talking about some familiar drugs like ibuprofen, but about original medicines developed and produced in North Korea. Such drugs, according to manufacturers, treat everything from Ebola virus disease to substance abuse.