A court in Russia’s Pskov has fined local resident Alexey Perepelitsyn to the tune of 30,000 rubles (€500) for “discrediting” the Russian army by talking about the war on the street, the court reports on its website.

Novaya Gazeta. Europe reporter Ekaterina Glikman has received the ProLitteris Award in the sphere of journalism. The winner was chosen by an independent panel of judges, including journalists Bettina Müller (RSI), Anja Conzett (Die Republik) and Gerhard Mack (NZZ). Glikman used to work as a reporter with Novaya Gazeta (Moscow). She later moved to Switzerland. The reporter currently works as Deputy Editor at Novaya Gazeta. Europe.

In Moscow, at the 96th year of his life, veteran Ignat Artemenko died-a victim in the case of a slander, in which Alexei Navalny was convicted. This was reported by Izvestia and Telegram channel 112 with reference to sources, as well as the telegram channel "Rise " with reference to the grandson of Artemenko Igor Kolesnikov. Photo: Igor Kolesnikov / "VKontakte" “This is true,” Kolesnikov said. He refused further comments.

The third Marzahn Pride, a procession and festival of the LGBT community, has ended in Berlin. this The organizers of the event announced on social networks. The parade took place in Berlin's Marzahn district, where the largest number of Russian-speaking citizens live. It was organized by the non-profit organization Quarteera, an association of Russian-speaking LGBT activists in Germany.

Last week, the Ministry of Justice for the third time recognized the “Committee against torture” by the ino -agent. We recall their story Photo: Valery Tereeva / avtozaklive Again a foreign agent The heart of the "Committee against torture" is Nizhny Novgorod. It was here that the organization first opened in 2000, and its leader Igor Kalyapin was the local human rights activist for more than 20 years.

Yekaterina Taganova, the wife of Russian activist Roman Taganov, who faces criminal charges for attacking officers of the law, has posted two videos showing the police beating up her husband in front of their seven-year-old son. He was beaten up on 7 March in Maykop, the capital city of Russia’s Republic of Adygea, by police officers in plain clothes, Mediazona news outlet reports . According to Yekaterina, both videos were added to Taganov’s case file.

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The Pskov City Court fined local resident Aleksey Perepelitsyn 30,000 rubles under the article on “discrediting” the Russian army (Part 1, Article 20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) for talking about the war on Leo Tolstoy Street. This is reported by the joint press service of the regional courts and on the website of the court.

Yekaterina Taganova, the wife of the Adyghe activist Roman Taganov, against whom a criminal case was opened under the article on the attack on the security forces (part 1 of article 318 of the Criminal Code), published two videos with an attack on her husband. On March 7, in Maykop, while walking with his seven-year-old son, he was beaten by policemen in civilian clothes, reports . Mediazona According to Ekaterina, both videos became available after reviewing the case materials.

Moscow’s Open Space (or Otkrytoe Prostranstvo) activist community has been forced to suspend its activity after local police derailed an exhibition showing the artworks of political prisoners and searched the home of Darya Soboleva, one of the project’s volunteers. The organisation announced this decision on social media. “We do not fully understand what they want from us and what will happen next, so Moscow’s Open Space is going on hiatus for a while. Open Space St.

More than 7.5 million people have left Ukraine since the outbreak of the war on February 24. Such data are provided by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. At the same time, more than 2.5 million people have entered Ukraine since February 28. 5.1 million refugees from Ukraine are in Europe. Domestically, 7.1 million people were forced to leave their homes. The UN estimates that 15.7 million people are now in need of humanitarian assistance and protection.

In Khersonen Senyavin Street, an explosive device, which was attached to a tree, went off and damaged a car standing nearby. This was reported by the Ukrainian online newspaper "Strana". It is noted that a representative of the occupying authorities, “the head of the Department of the Execution of Punishments (USIN)” of the region, Yevgeny Sobolev, was in the car. As a source in law enforcement agencies specified to TASS, Sobolev is in a medical institution, nothing threatens his life.

The Moscow “Open Space” announced the suspension of work after the security forces disrupted the exhibition of the work of political prisoners and came with a search to the project volunteer Daria Soboleva. the decision The organization announced on its social media. “We do not fully understand what they want from us and how events will unfold, so Space in Moscow goes on vacation for a while. St. Petersburg Space will report on its future plans separately, ”the Open Space statement says.

Russia’s Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs' Rights Boris Titov stated during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) that Coca-Cola products can be imported into Russia using the mechanism of parallel import. “We can easily import Coca-Cola products using parallel import, buying them through Alibaba for example. What’s the problem?” Titov said in an interview with TASS. He noted that importing technological equipment using the same mechanism is more complicated.

The NATO-Russia Founding Act is dead and buried. The North Atlantic Alliance rushes to increase its presence in the East Increased assistance to Ukraine that is currently defending its territory was the main topic discussed at the meeting of Defence Ministers on Wednesday and Thursday in the Brussels NATO Headquarters.