The main events of January 22 Elena Blinovskaya, photo: social networks Elena Blinovskaya, photo: social networks The blogger and organizer “Marathons of desires” Elena Blinovskaya was arrested until April 26. The State Duma introduced a bill on confiscation of property at the convicts under the articles on the “discrediting” of the army, the “calls for terrorism” and the imposition of sanctions.

NATO has been conducting the largest exercises since the Cold War. About 90,000 military personnel will take part in them Soldiers of the Royal Army of the Netherlands are preparing for the beginning of the international military exercises "Bison Dravko 2017" at a military training ground in Poland, January 23, 2017.

City authorities declared a state of emergency and two extraordinary days off In Sevastopol, there are problems with water supply for the fourth day - the city suffered due to rainfall on January 19 and contamination of waterworks. Local residents told Novaya Europe about this. On the night of January 18-19 , heavy downpours occurred in Sevastopol , flooding nearby villages - Sugarloaf, Khmelnitskoe, Ternovka, Chernorechye, and Rodnoe were left without water and electricity.

105 years ago, the process of creating the League of Nations launched: it has not coped with its tasks, and the Second World War began. Does the UN work better to work? Flags in front of the United Nations building in New York on October 13, 2023. Photo: Noam Galai / Getty images In January 1919, shortly after the end of the First World War, a conference began in Paris, whose participating countries agreed on the creation of the League of Nations.

How the once apolitical voice of Russia’s most beloved singer became one of anti-Kremlin dissent Alla Pugacheva with President Boris Yeltsin at a state award ceremony, 1999. Photo: EPA PHOTO / EPA POOL “For a long time I have known Vladimir Putin to be an intelligent person,” a woman with an explosion of red hair says, gazing at the camera from an armchair in a 2007 political ad. “I will vote for United Russia — for his party, and, therefore, for him.

People across Russia queued in freezing temperatures over the weekend to add their signatures in support of opposition politician Boris Nadezhdin’s candidacy in Russia’s 2024 presidential elections. The politician, who was nominated by the liberal Civic Initiative party, requires the signatures of 100,000 Russian citizens to qualify as an official nominee and run against Russian President Vladimir Putin in March.

Blogger and organizer of “wish marathons” Elena Blinovskaya was placed in a pre-trial detention center until April 26; she was charged with two new counts of illegal circulation of payment funds. this .

Lawyers explain what and from whom they can withdraw Russian police officers flee to detain a man with a poster with the inscription: “No War” during an unauthorized protest on Manezhnaya Square in front of the Kremlin in Moscow, March 13, 2022. Photo: Contributor / Getty images On January 22, the State Duma introduced a bill on confiscation of property of convicts under articles on “discrediting” the army, calls for terrorism and the imposition of sanctions.

Chechen soldiers, led by the commander of the Vostok-AKHMAT battalion, Vakha Khambulatov, attacked a Russian employee at a checkpoint in the combat zone in Ukraine, telegram channels 1ADAT and VChK-OGPU report . A video has appeared on the Internet in which a checkpoint officer stops a black Mercedes and asks the driver to show the combat order. He gives him the document, claiming that the order is unlimited.

How the most modern colony for life -convicted in Russia works Illustration: Nastya Goltinsk, especially for Novaya Gazeta Europe The colony of the special IK-6 regime in Mordovia, better known as the Torbeevsky Central, is the youngest zone among those where they contain convicts for life imprisonment. Three buildings for life -long colonies were built by prisoners of strict and general regime colonies. The zone adopted the first “guests” in 2015.

New Year’s Eve celebrations in Moscow. Photo: EPA-EFE/YURI KOCHETKOV Legislation has been introduced to the State Duma granting the Russian state powers to confiscate property from anyone found guilty of various crimes typically used against government critics and anti-war protesters, according to the lower house of parliament’s website on Monday.

President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky introduced a bill to the Verkhovna Rada on the possibility of obtaining multiple citizenship for all Ukrainians, except for those who have a Russian passport. This is stated in a publication on the website of the Ukrainian leader. “[The initiative] will allow all ethnic Ukrainians and their descendants from around the world to have our citizenship. Of course, except for the citizens of the aggressor country.

Last word Daria Trepova Court of court in the case of Daria Trepova. Photo: Dmitry Tsyganov Daria Trepova on January 22 spoke in court. Earlier, the state prosecutor requested her 28 years in prison on charges of a terrorist attack, as a result of which the Z-blogger Maxim Fomin (Vladlen Tatarsky) died. The court will be sentenced on January 25. "New Europe" publishes the last word Daria Trepova.

How prisoners serve in the ranks of the Ministry of Defense and how the state throws them Illustration: "New Gazeta Europe" The ex-paced from the Storm Z detachments, which were injured in the war with Ukraine, were free-however, without arms, legs and promised money.

A bill on the confiscation of property from those convicted under articles on “discrediting” the army, “calls for terrorism” and the imposition of sanctions was introduced into the State Duma. This was reported on the website of the lower house of the Russian Parliament. Among the initiators of the bill are the majority of State Duma deputies. The amendments intend to change several articles of the Criminal Code at once.