In Georgia, protests do not stop. Bidzina Ivanishvili refuses to meet with urgently flying European diplomats Supporters of the opposition during the protest against the bill on “foreign agents” in front of the parliament building in Tbilisi, May 14, 2024. Photo: David mdzinarishvili / epa-efe After the Georgian parliament finally adopted the law on “foreign agents”, large -scale protests in Tbilisi only resumed with renewed vigor.

Main events May 15 The Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fiko (in the center) communicates with local residents before the exit meeting of the government in the city of Khandlov, Slovakia, May 15, 2024. Photo: Radovan Stoklasa / Tasr / Ap / Scanpix Robert Fitzo made an attempt on the premiere of Slovakia. He is seriously wounded. The speaker of the Chechnya parliament Magomed Daudov resigned.

The main thing about the attack on Robert Fitzo Determined after shooting at the Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fitzo in Khandlovo. Photo: Radovan Stoklasa/Reuters/Scanpix Fit guards at the site of the shootout. Photo: Radovan Stoklasa / Reuters / Scanpix After a government meeting in Khandlovo, an unknown person shot the Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fitzo. Fitz is in a life -threatening state, the attacker is detained.

One of the founders of Dissernet, Mikhail Gelfand, was fired from the Institute for Information Transmission Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The scientist reported this on his Telegram channel. “Meanwhile, as of May 7, I am no longer an employee of the IPPI - under Article 288 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation. There are serious reasons to hope that this is not the end yet. Until I tell you which ones, it’s not time, so stock up on another popcorn,” Gelfand wrote.

A man who was arrested for an anti-war protest on Moscow’s Red Square in April was detained and drugged in a psychiatric ward to prevent him from filing a complaint against his arrest, independent human rights group OVD-Info reported on Wednesday. Denis Khamidullin was detained on 28 April and sentenced by a Moscow court to 14 days in a detention centre for resisting arrest and “discrediting” the Russian army for chanting “no to war” as part of his protest.

We simply and briefly answer the main questions about the upcoming elections to the European Parliament in June The building of the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium, April 27, 2024. Photo: Frederic sierakowski / epa-efe On June 6–9, the European Union will choose a new, already tenth of the European Parliament. In each of the 27 EU member countries, the vote will pass for deputies from their national parties, which will then be united in pan-European factions.

How will Andrey Belousov’s appointment as Russia’s new defence minister affect the country’s combat capabilities? Andrey Belousov. Photo: Maxim Shipenkov / EPA-EFE Vladimir Putin appointed economist Andrey Belousov, a little-known first deputy prime minister, to be his new defence minister on Sunday. For the past four years, Belousov, a civilian with no military connections, has been tasked with balancing the government’s books.

After the Georgian parliament adopted a law on “foreign agents,” which caused criticism from the EU and the United States, shares of Georgian banks began to plummet on the London Stock Exchange. This was reported by the largest Georgian business portal BMG. After the opening of the session on the London Stock Exchange, the price of shares of Bank of Georgia fell by 12%, TBC Bank Group - by 11%, Georgia Capital - about 7.5%. “There is a disaster on the London Stock Exchange.

Magomed Daudov. Photo: Chechen parliament Magomed Daudov. Photo: Chechen parliament The speaker of the Chechen parliament, Magomed Daudov, has announced his resignation after nine years in the role, state-owned news agency TASS reported on Wednesday. “Today … I resign as a deputy and, therefore, speaker of parliament,” Daudov was quoted as saying. He said he had reached the decision after meeting with the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov.

Two Russian troops who served in the same part were detained on suspicion of killing a 43 year old man in Feodosia, the Sapa South publication reported . The Astra telegram channel claims that 29-year-old Alexander Chernenko from the Krasnodar Territory and 26-year-old Vladislav Angulov from the Kemerovo region were detained. The publication called Alexander Sidorenko and writes that he was 53 years old. Alexander Chernenko.

Photo: EPA-EFE/MARTIN DIVISEK The detained shooter. Photo: Radovan Stoklasa / Reuters / Scanpix Local media reports from Slovakia say an attempt has been made on the life of the country’s prime minister, Robert Fico. Several shots rang out as Fico left a cabinet meeting in the central Slovakian town of Handlová on Wednesday. Fico was reportedly shot in the head and abdomen and was taken to hospital, while the gunman was detained at the site of the shooting.

Russia’s Black Sea Fleet has navigated the collapse of empires, but will it survive the war in Ukraine? Prayer service to mark 240 years since the founding of the Russian Black Sea Fleet. Photo: Sergey Malgavko / Vida press The Russian Black Sea Fleet is currently in a state of severe crisis, the subject of almost daily coverage in the country’s press and a talking point among military analysts.

Magomed Daudov. Photo: Parliament of the Chechen Republic The speaker of the Chechnya parliament Magomed Daudov told reporters that he was resigned. This was written by TASS with reference to his own correspondent. “Today, at an extraordinary meeting, I resigned the powers of the deputy and automatically the chairman of the parliament,” the agency of Daudov’s words reports.

Russian intelligence is using anti-war protests in Germany to divide society and undermine support for Ukraine. Bloomberg writes about this with reference to unnamed European officials. According to them, one of these organizations is the German Alternative Kinder Zukunft (Alternative Future for Children or AKiZ) and its photo project “Children of War”. According to German officials, she was targeted by unit No.

The Constitutional Court of Russia recognized offenses on the Internet as “continuing”, thus strengthening the practice of bringing to administrative responsibility for old publications. This follows from the court ruling dated March 28 in the case of Elena Selkova.