The State Duma considers the bill in the first reading, significantly tightening the rules of calculations through anonymous electronic wallets. The bill is included in the package of amendments to the anti -terrorism orientation, including the expansion of the powers of the FSB in the fight against terrorism. The authors of the amendments propose to completely ban money transfers abroad and from abroad using non-personalized electronic means of payment.

“Do we need to return Crimea? It’s a question of cost-benefit ratio. We could, in principle, try to return Alaska, although there is oil there, but the price will be, as dear N.S. Khrushchev wrote in his famous letter of repentance to John Kennedy in the height of the Caribbean crisis, "burn in the fire of thermonuclear war." The consequences of attempts to return Crimea could be much worse than the current state of affairs.

Moscow police are looking for fraudsters who have committed large theft. Women who introduced themselves to officials from social security agencies abducted jewelry and money in the apartment. The total damage exceeded ten million rubles. The crime was committed on Thursday afternoon, Interfax reports with reference to the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Moscow.

Panoramas appeared on the Google Street View project, shot with the help of a special hem-bearing truck near the Canadian city of Cherchill. While the White Bear became interested in the truck during the shooting, The Daily Mail reports. The beast approached the car and decided to carefully study the camera installed on it, as a result, giving operators the opportunity to remove a close -up, as well as several unforgettable minutes.

An attempt to capture the airports of Sevastopol and Simferopol, who occupied armed people on the night of February 28, failed. According to the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council, Andrei Parubiy, the airports were under the control of the law enforcement agencies of Ukraine during the day, the invaders are located nearby, reports Newsru.ua . This message, which was probably called to calm the public, came just a few hours before the airspace above the Crimea was closed.

The Moscow Basmanny Court on Friday decided to change Alexei Navalny's preventive measure from the subscription about the no to leave for house arrest in the so -called Yves Rocher case . The term of house arrest is until April 28.

Mosgortrans sent an appeal to the Department of Transport with a request to significantly raise fines for stiseral travel in buses, trams and trolleybuses. This was reported to Izvestia by the general director of the enterprise Evgeny Mikhailov.

The Israeli authorities sharply reduced the number of Palestinians, who intended to make a Friday prayer on February 28 in one of the main shrines of Islam - the Al -Aksa mosque located on the temple mountain in the center of Jerusalem, Sky News reports. According to Newsru Israel, the Israeli police ordered that only men over 50, who have an Israeli personality certificate, would be allowed to be allowed to be allowed to commit prayer. For women, there will be no restrictions on input.

The Mosgorsud appeal board recognized the decision of the Meshchansky court to recover more than 20 million rubles from the contractor in the lawsuit of the writer Alexandra Marinina, Rapsey reports citing her lawyer Vasily Burdyuga. The reason for Marinina’s appeal to the court was the failure to comply with the individual entrepreneur Sergei Pushkarev obligations to repair and furnish the four -room apartment of the writer with furniture and equipment.

The concert of the Ukrainian rock band Ocean Yelza in St. Petersburg, against which the scandalously known deputy of the Legislative Assembly Vitaly Milonov spoke out, was completely canceled, Interfax reports with reference to the organizers. Earlier it was reported that the concert will take place on the stage of the Sybur Arena sports complex and the purchased tickets will exchange for new ones. "The second site that was found -" Sibur Arena " - is not suitable for technical specifications.

A press conference of the President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych, who was on his homeland, had deprived of his powers in the wanted list, was held in Rostov-on-Don, Newsru.ua reports. The meeting was announced the day before, when after a weekly silence, the politician through Russian agencies passed an application for the current situation in Ukraine and asked the Russian authorities to ensure personal security from extremist who was who had been operating in his homeland.

In the Ukrainian Crimea, self -defense units managed to intercept a large batch of explosives, which they tried to carry in Sevastopol. Transport with a dangerous cargo was stopped at a block-post on the night of Friday. The capacity of the seized explosive is calculated in 400 kilograms in TNT equivalent, the official website of the Sevastopol Coordination Council reports.

Moscow police detained a man suspected of raping and killing a minor pregnant girl in East Biryulev. The alleged attacker works in the meat department of one of the stores. At the moment, with the 36-year-old suspect Oleksander P., who came to the capital to work from the Yaroslavl region, operational investigative measures are being held, Interfax reports with reference to the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Marina Litvinovich “Yesterday evening I went to the government services portal to register my children in kindergarten. So that they would go in September of this year, 2014. The middle son at this time will be 5 years and 9 months, and the youngest will be 2 years and 5 months. But a surprise awaited me. Yes, I know that the Moscow government reported that the queues for kindergartens in Moscow have disappeared and all children are accommodated.

The exhibition of the Israeli schedule of Josef Bau, who saved 400 Jews from the ghetto and became the prototype of the character of the film "Schindler's List", opens in Novosibirsk for the general public on Friday, RIA Novosti reports. The exhibition consists of two parts: "Drawings speak in Hebrew" and "Was you ever hungry, God?" The first is witty, ironically playing the subtleties of Hebrew, shining with bright colors.