Together with the children's hospice “House with a lighthouse”, we continue to collect money for helping sick children Sasha Dyova is one year and three months. He begins to speak. “Mom”, “Dad”, “Grandfather”, “Baba”, “On”, “Give-out” and your children's words in an incomprehensible adult language. He actively plays developing toys, builds pyramids from cubes, rolled cars, knocks, throws toys when he does not like something. It’s more difficult for him to play lately.

Once upon a time there were two young and lovers of man. Two teenagers who had a fight with their parents and ran away from home. And then they shot themselves from the hunting rifle. Why? What served as a trigger? “Public humiliation-at all, with her lover, with some other adults. Here's what is unbearable, ”says Elena Vrono, a well -known Moscow psychiatrist, psychotherapist, a suicide specialist among adolescents (a detailed interview with Dr.

The Moscow City Court upheld the decision to place former Economic Development Minister Alexei Ulyukayev under house arrest. The court of appeal made such a decision after considering the complaint of the defense of the ex-minister. The Moscow City Court also did not allow Ulyukaev to communicate with the media and give interviews.

Vladimir Putin signed decrees dismissing four state officials who violated the ban on running for the Russian Academy of Sciences. "At their own request" were dismissed from the post of deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs - head of the investigative department Alexander Savenkov, head of the main military medical department of the Russian Defense Ministry Alexander Fisun and head of the main medical department of the Presidential Administration Konstantin Kotenko.

110 years ago, on November 28, 1906, Dmitry Sergeyevich Likhachev was born - an outstanding scientist, the largest researcher of literature and culture of Ancient Rus', the moral authority of Russia of the nineties. The New Times publishes fragments of interviews of those years that sound and today is extremely relevant He lived the entire XX century.

Why the story of Denis Karagodin, who found out who shot *his great-grandfather in *1938, is so important The message X blew up social networks, the news Y caused fierce disputes on the network, the opinions of social networks on the issue Z were divided. About such a phrase, any material begins about what is happening in Russian social networks and, more widely, in the space of public discussion - the benefit of hardening and dividing, users of social networks do not need a special occasion.

An exhibition of masterpieces from the Pinakotek* - the main museum of the Vatican opened in the Tretyakov Gallery The exhibition in the Tretyakov Gallery is called "Roma aeterna. Pinacotics of the Vatican. Bellini, Rafael, Caravaggio.

The Human Rights Council is ready to provide the Federal Penitentiary Service and the Investigative Committee with the data of people who confirmed the stories of torture in Segezha IK-7, Interfax reports the words of Igor Kalyapin, a member of the Human Rights Council. Earlier, the deputy director of the Federal Penitentiary Service, Valery Maksimenko, questioned Ildar Dadin's reports of torture against him, since, according to him, "not a single physical injury" was found.

“You want peace - get ready for war” - it seems that this logic is guided by Moscow, building relations with neighbors.

The Norman Four Foreign Minister decided to hold a meeting in Minsk. Question: Why? A month ago, at the October Summit “Four” in Berlin, they seemed to have agreed to develop a “road map” to promote the world in the Donbass. But the work on the map was clearly dragged on - the security situation in eastern Ukraine worsened for the past month. Conclusion: Minsk agreements are hopelessly axle.

Timothy Fry, Professor at Columbia University, USA, Leading Researcher, Higher School of Economics, Russia What to expect in Russian-American relations after Donald Trump comes to the White House Unpredictability is the only thing that is easy to predict when talking about US-Russian relations today. This unpredictability has several prerequisites - both on the American and Russian sides. Let's start with the American one.

Bill van Esveld, Senior Researcher on Children's Rights at Human Rights Watch On November 23, Russian state media broke the news that a helicopter dropped 6,000 colored hearts and sheets of paper with letters from Syrian children over eastern Aleppo asking for an end to hostilities. Who is to blame for their suffering - this was not mentioned in the news How do the children of Aleppo live?

75 thousand people were evacuated from Haifa, the third largest city in the north of Israel, last Thursday, November 24: fires that covered the forests of Mount Carmel, as well as smaller ones in different parts of the city, made it completely impossible to be in the city - smoke bored with their eyes, the fire burned the car, houses, apartments. Haifa has not remembered such fires since 2010, when 42 people have died.

Evgeny Kiselev, journalist, Kyiv On November 21, the third anniversary of the Euromaidan was celebrated in Ukraine. What has worked since then and what hasn't? Three years after the start of the Maidan in Ukraine, the public demand for skepticism and pessimism is again off scale. Popular bloggers collect thousands of likes under posts with harsh criticism of those in power. Unfortunately, there are reasons for this.

You began to engage in suicidology back in Soviet times, when any statistics on deviant behavior were under the heading “secret”. Why did you secret suicide data? Because the Soviet man had no reason for a suicidal attempt if he was mentally healthy. There was no poverty, no loneliness, no old age, no childhood ... Only some data appeared in perestroika. The Soviet has its own pride And what did these data show - how happy was the Soviet person?