The Kremlin has stepped up work on options for extending the power of Vladimir Putin after the fourth term.

Report of editor -in -chief Evgenia Albats with numbers and graphs Back in early November, this New Year's column - and I have been writing them for the twelfth year - it would be fundamentally different: with great regret, I would have to say that The New Times is finally closing. And on January 15, 2019 I would land at Harvard University, where I once received the title of Doctor of Philosophy and where I always wanted to return.

In Magnitogorsk, a state of emergency was introduced after a domestic gas explosion in a residential building, as a result of which the entrance collapsed and people died. The entrance of a residential building collapsed at 6 am. According to preliminary data, three people died, Interfax reports . Domestic gas explosion is considered as the main version of the incident.

Russian President Vladimir Putin flew to Magnitogorsk, where one of the entrances to a residential building collapsed. According to Interfax , the fate of 38 people after the gas explosion remains unknown. In Magnitogorsk, at 6 am, one of the entrances to a residential building collapsed. According to the latest data, four people died, four were hospitalized.

In Moscow, in a hodgepodge, the world of an absolute fairy tale is being prepared for the discovery: 20 thousand musical hours, caskets, patrifons, organs, automatons - all this is a miracle, a calling, playing, transfusing melodies from classic to fair, combined into an academic phrase: the Museum “Assembly”. This is a private museum, a collection that businessman David Jacobashvili gathered for a couple of decades, in the past-the founder of the Wimm-Bill-Dann company.