The Ministry of Justice updated the register of “foreign agents”, adding the publications “Groza” and “Kedr.media” to it. In addition, journalist Sergei Shelin (Koldobsky) and Pskov politician Alexey Malov were included in the register. Kedr.media is an independent project about the environment and environmental issues.

In Armenia, “Echo of Artdocfest” was canceled after the story of director and festival president Vitaly Mansky about his trip to Azerbaijan. This was reported on the Facebook page of the Yerevan State Institute of Theater and Cinema. “After the latest Facebook post by Artdocfest festival director Vitaly Mansky, the Yerevan State Institute of Theater and Film has decided to cancel the festival on November 23-26,” the statement said.

What are the prizes for modern French literature for? The French writer Jean-Batist Andrea shakes his hand to the chairman of the jury of the Goncurovsky Prize Didier Decoan in the Drouant restaurant after receiving the 2023 Goncurovsky Literary Prize for the book "Veiller Sur Elle" in Paris, France, November 07, 2023. Photo: TERESA Suarez / EPA Autumn in France is the time of the main literary awards.

An intimate film portrait of jailed Russian historian Yury Dmitriev proves essential viewing Historian Yury Dmitriev. A shot from Jessica Gorter’s film The Dmitriev Affair. Dutch director Jessica Gorter has a track record of making films that explore the legacy of Russia’s unhealed generational trauma, the devaluation of personal tragedy, and individual resilience in the face of unrelenting propaganda, all of which are facts of life for millions of Russians.

Bohdan Yermokhin. Photo: Vesti Teenager Bohdan Yermokhin, who was deported from the occupied city of Mariupol in Ukraine to Russia last year, will be allowed to return home, Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets announced on Friday.

Relatives of Ukrainian human rights activist Maxim Butkevich, who fought as part of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and was captured, have not received information about his whereabouts since August, his mother Evgenia Butkevich told Mediazona. In the self-proclaimed LPR, Butkevich was sentenced to 13 years in prison. “The last time we saw Maxim was on the monitor screen in the hall of the Moscow Court of Appeal. During this time, Moscow friends began sending Maxim parcels and letters.

The Russian Orthodox Church continues to take temples from the "alternative" church jurisdictions. The turn has reached South America Dome of the Trinity Cathedral in Buenos Aires. Photo: Ricardo Ceppi / Getty images The leadership of the Russian Orthodox Church independent of the Moscow Patriarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church (ROCS) is anxious about the strange intrigue that representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church begin in interaction with the Argentina authorities.

EPA-EFE/PAVEL BEDNYAKOV/SPUTNIK/KREMLIN POOL Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has addressed a controversial decision by Russian President Vladimir Putin to pardon a man serving a 17-year sentence for the murder of his former partner in recognition of his decision to enlist to fight in Ukraine.

Ukrainian teenager Bogdan Ermokhin, who was taken from occupied Mariupol to Russia, will be able to return to Ukraine. This was reported by Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets. “I officially confirm that there are agreements on Bogdan’s return to Ukraine and his reunification with his sister. I ask everyone to calm down, and most importantly, not to spread unverified information. After all, such publicity harms the return processes,” Lubinets wrote.

Are peace negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow currently out of the question? View of the Crimean Bridge. Photo: Stringer / Anadolu Agency / Getty Images Last weekend saw several important developments in the war in Ukraine, from strikes targeting a Crimean shipyard and a Ukrainian brigade’s medal ceremony to reports of pressure growing on Kyiv to sit down for peace talks with Moscow.

Telemon with the Polish dissident and leader of the Solidarity movement Adam Mikhnik - Join online This fall and winter, the New Evrope organizes television; for direct dialogue with European politicians, cultural figures and intellectuals, protruding for peace and freedom for Russians. Each of our reader will be able to ask his question to Europeans and get a direct answer.

Since 2015, the country has been governed by the right-wing conservative Law and Justice. Representatives of Poland's three opposition parties - the Civic Coalition, the Third Way and the New Left - signed a coalition agreement in the Senate. This was reported by the Polish Rzeczpospolita. The coalition agreement reportedly consists of 24 points and addresses issues of government accountability for Law and Justice, media freedom and the rule of law.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case on the use of violence against a security officer (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code) and his insult (Article 319 of the Criminal Code) against a visitor to the Zero People concert , disrupted by riot police. This was reported in a department release.

The former division of the German coffee production company Tchibo GmbH "Chibo CIS" will change its name and umbrella brand in Russia to Tibio (Tibio LLC). This was reported by Kommersant with reference to a copy of the enterprise’s letter and a presentation to retail chains. According to the publication, the materials distributed by Chibo CIS say that the coffee packaging design will “maintain maximum continuity” and its recipe and preparation technology will not change in any way.

Similar prohibitions are already operating in several regions of Russia Bus in Tula. Photo: Creative Commons/Wikimedia Bus in Tula. Photo: Creative Commons/Wikimedia In the Tula region, they plan to ban foreigners to work in public transport and public catering in 2024. Restrictions on taxi and transportation have been operating in several regions of Russia for several years.