Russia's accession to a single European roaming model can, according to the Minister of Communications and Mass Communications of Russia Igor Schegolev, contribute to the speedy reduction in tariffs and intra -Russian roaming. The minister explained his position in an interview with Russia 24 by the fact that the tariffs for voice services will decrease rapidly, and the operators will receive the main profit from the transfer of data, applications and new services, RIA Novosti reports.

The trial played by the Missionary Department of the Tula Diocese of the Tula Diocese on the famous Russian rock musician and bard Boris Grebenshchikov is not a very successful missionary move, Vladimir Legoyda, chairman of the Synodal Information Department of the Russian Orthodox Church, said in an interview with journalists in Moscow.

Sociologists fix the growth of protest moods in Russia. At the same time, citizens are particularly concerned about the rapid increase in prices in the country, research shows. According to Interfax , 38% of Russians interviewed on February 19-20 by sociologists of the Public Opinion Foundation (FOM) stated the growth of protest moods in the country, while a month ago there were 31%.

In the Ivanovo region, relatives and colleagues of journalist Andrei Sidnev seek a revision of his criminal case. Previously, he was convicted of 18 years in prison for the murder of a girl. Moreover, the young man stipulated the true killers. Now one of the criminals performed on the air of Channel One with sensational recognition. However, the prosecutor's office is in no hurry to review the shameful and, in fact, fabricated criminal case.

In the Twitter microblog, a scandal broke out between businessman Mikhail Dvorkovich , brother of the assistant President Arkady Dvorkovich, and a lawyer and public figure, top blogger Alexei Navalny , whom the entrepreneur accused of slander and extremism.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed a decree "On the dismissal of employees of the internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation." According to the Kremlin’s official website on Friday, a number of senior employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs were released from their posts, including seven generals and one colonel, including the chief inspector of the Ministry and the Republican Minister.

The UN Human Rights Council adopted a resolution at an emergency meeting on Friday, recommending to suspend Libya's membership, as well as conduct an independent investigation of crimes committed by the Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. The decision was made by 47 votes of the members of the organization, Interfax reports. The resolution is advisory in nature, the final decision should be made by the UN General Assembly, which is expected to gather in New York on March 1.

In Libya, the opposition protests resulted in a real civil war. Last Thursday, supporters and opponents of the Muammar Gaddafi regime fought fiercely with each other: the military units faithful to the Libyan leader tried to recapture the cities captured by the rebellious. The rebels, who previously taken control of the east of the country, slowly but surely move west, capturing more and more new territories.

The unification of the Polish gays called on the organizers of the Euro 2012, which will be held in the summer of next year in Poland and Ukraine, to allocate special places in the stands during the tournament matches to sexual minorities. In this way, they hope to protect themselves from possible attacks by fans with a traditional orientation, reports WBJ .

Moldavanin Alexei Peter Castravets, who suffered from a terrorist act at the Domodedovo Airport on January 24, was deceived by the Russian state, which promised to pay compensation to all victims. After discharge from the hospital, a 40-year-old man has no money for medicines, nor for renting home, nor for returning home, writes Komsomolskaya Pravda . Kastress and his wife Natalia arrived in Moscow to work about two months ago. Alexei got a job as an installer, and his wife was a cleaner.

In the American state of Wisconsin, democrats, who left the building of the local congress to disrupt voting under a bill limiting the rights of trade unions, were put on the wanted list. The police on Thursday, February 24, visited the houses of politicians, but they were not there, ITAR-TASS reports.

Two aircraft of the IL-76 EMERCOM of Russia arrived in the Libyan city of Sirts for the evacuation of Russians. "At 00:08 Moscow time, the first transport aircraft IL -76 landed at the airPRO of the city of Sirt (Libya)," Interfax reports with reference to the information management of the Russian Emergencies Ministry. The second landed at 00:36 Moscow time, reports ITAR-TASS.

The book "Gays. They changed the world ...: True and myths from the life of the most famous gays", the heroes of which were foreign celebrities and Russian classics Petr Tchaikovsky and Sergey Diaghilev, first published in Russia, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the publishing house "Exmo".

In Vorkuta, the local branch of the Fair Russia party refused to support the “nominees” recommended on top and decided to boycott the Socialist -Revolutionary Emergency campaign in the Arctic, calling for other branches of the Komi Republic.

In Moscow, the investigator for particularly important cases of the Investigative Committee of Russia Valery Meshcheryakov: he was part of the brigade investing the case of the murder of the Magadan governor Valery Tsvetkov. The attack occurred on February 17 - a day after the Moscow City Court sentenced the accused of this crime for the long time . In the TFR, however, until the investigator has what happened to the official activities of the investigator, Kommersant writes.