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New Times
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Nov 27, 2017
Only hybrids will survive
Political analysts are wondering what to expect from Putin's fourth term - tightening the screws or digital modernization. Perhaps the future president will choose both The longer Putin delays with the presidential nomination, the more fun it is for analysts and conspiracy theorists. Everything is like in the old joke - again this damned uncertainty!
Yuri Saprykin
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Nov 27, 2017
Vladimir Gelman: "There is no procedure for the transfer of power in authoritarian regimes in principle"
Revolution in Zimbabwe: Why did this happen and whether this can happen in Russia The capital of Zimbabwe The city of Harara In Zimbabwe, where the dictator Robert Mugabe ruled by the last 37 years, the change of regime lasted a little more than a week. On November 15, the military was taken under control of the country, five days later, Mugabe agreed to resign, and on November 24 a new head of state, former vice-president of Emmerson Mnngagva, was taken to the oath.
вопросы: Наталья Шкуренок
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Nov 27, 2017
Zimbabwe: What risks Russia after the departure of Mugaba
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugaba and Minister of Industry and Trade Denis Manturov inspect the Russian stand at the ZITF-2016 International Trade Exhibition, Zimbabwe, April 29, 2016 photo: mingjmtorg.gov.ru When Denis Manturov, Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, brought Russian entrepreneurs to a trade and industrial exhibition to Kharara, Robert Mugabe brought him to Kharara.
Наталья Фролова
New Times
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Nov 27, 2017
Schools in the Krasnoyarsk Territory were advised to be prepared for wartime
The Ministry of Education of the Krasnoyarsk Territory sent recommendations to the schools of the region, which refer to the organization of the educational process "during the period of mobilization, in wartime, when martial law is introduced," radio "Moscow Speaks" reports .
New Times
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Nov 27, 2017
Sturges exhibition, closed due to scandal, returns
On December 8, the Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography returns to its walls the exhibition "Without embarrassment" by American photographer Jock Sturges, according to the Center's website . The Shameless Project is a series of photographs of nudist families in France, Northern California and Ireland with whom Sturges has been friends and interacted. The author photographed them throughout his long creative career. Starting in series in the 1970s, Sturges captured 3 generations of models.
New Times
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Nov 27, 2017
Ulyukaev's defense refused to challenge Sechin out of respect for the court
The defense of the former head of the Ministry of Economic Development of Russia, Alexei Ulyukaev, has abandoned attempts to subpoena the head of the Rosneft company, Igor Sechin, as a witness. “We understand that if we wait for a certain comrade whose reasons for not appearing are disrespectful, then this will last indefinitely. Therefore, out of respect for the court, we have completed the presentation of evidence, ”said Ulyukaev’s lawyer Timofey Gridnev, RBC reports .
New Times
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Nov 27, 2017
Thousands of tourists unable to fly from Bali due to volcanic eruption
The Bali authorities have decided to close the airport, raising the level of danger from the eruption of the volcano Agung to the highest, according to Reuters . Denpasar International Airport is closed on Monday, November 27 for 24 hours. 445 flights were canceled - 196 international and 249 domestic. According to the Federal Tourism Agency , there are about 60 thousand tourists in Bali, of which about 300 are Russians. There was no information about the affected Russian tourists.
New Times
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Nov 27, 2017
Military training at school is more important than basic ethics, Russians say
Almost two-thirds of the Russians surveyed by VTsIOM consider it necessary to introduce the study of the basics of military training into the school curriculum, more than half support the introduction of such a subject as the Rules of the Road, 44% note the need to teach financial literacy.
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Nov 27, 2017
Extradition of Russian “killer No. 1” failed due to aerophobia
Aslan Gagiev (Dzhako), accused of organizing 60 murders, was not extradited to Russia from Austria. His lawyers said that their client suffers from severe aerophobia. While law enforcement officers were checking this data, the defenders filed another complaint with the court, Kommersant reports . Gagiev was detained in Vienna back in January 2015.
New Times
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Nov 27, 2017
Sharks kill dozens of migrants trying to get from Africa to Italy
At least 31 people have died, 40 are missing and 200 have been rescued while trying to cross from Africa to Italy, according to the Daily Mail , citing the Libyan navy. “When we arrived in the area, one boat was sinking into the water, with 44 people in it, whom we rescued. There were many bodies around, and we saw that four or five sharks were swimming among them, ”said the commander of the Libyan patrol ship, Nasser al-Gammoudi. The sailors carried out two rescue operations.
New Times
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Nov 27, 2017
Online gamers will be deprived of anonymity
The requirement for mandatory identification of users by phone number will apply to online games and social networks. At the request of law enforcement authorities, user data may be transferred to them. Such an order was made by the Security Council of the Russian Federation to the Ministry of Communications and the FSB, RBC reports . From January 1, 2018, amendments to the law will come into force, according to which messengers will have to carry out such identification.
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Nov 27, 2017
Polish historian expelled from Russia
The FSB of Russia detained and presented a notice of the immediate expulsion from the country of the Polish historian Henryk Glebotsky. In Russia, Glebotsky was engaged in research on Polish-Russian relations in the 19th-20th centuries, according to the Institute of National Memory of Poland (IPN). The scientist also, at the invitation of the Polish Institute in St.
New Times
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Nov 27, 2017
"Foreign agent is now like a quality mark"
What awaits the media-foreign agents after the hastily adopted law was signed by Putin Photo: ru.USMBASSY.GOV Instructions without punishment On Saturday, November 25, amendments to the law on information that allowed foreign agents foreign media in Russia entered into force . These changes have been introduced as a “mirror response” to the demand of the US Department of Justice to recognize the company with a foreign agent that ensures the broadcasting of the RT channel.
Ольга Проскурнина
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Nov 27, 2017
Rashagate: Who and for what got on the network of Müller prosecutor
Who pretended to be Putin’s niece, how the deputy chairman of the Central Bank Torshin tried to organize a meeting of Trump with the Russian president and how the chief security officer of Russia surrendered his agent Special prosecutor Robert Müller Photo: Flickr / Biphoo Company Unlike the prosecutor Kenneth Starra, who was investigating Monicaagate* and was a great master of self -promotion, the prosecutor Robert Müller works silently, does not appear in front of the cameras, he does not make
Vladimir Abarinov
New Times
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Nov 27, 2017
Prince Harry got engaged to American actress Meghan Markle
The engagement took place in November, and the wedding is due to take place in the spring of 2018, said in a statement . the residence of the Prince of Wales Charles Prince Harry announced his intentions to Queen Elizabeth II and other members of the British royal family, and also received the blessing of his bride's parents. Meghan Markle is an American actress best known for her role in Suits.
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