Lyudmila Vasilyeva. Photo: Dmitry Tsyganov / Novaya Gazeta Europe Lyudmila Vasilyeva, an 82-year-old anti-war candidate who was forced to drop out of the race to become the next governor of St. Petersburg, pledged to continue her political work during a press conference on Monday.

The main events of July 1 Julia Navalny in the European parliament in Brussels, Belgium, September 28, 2022. Photo: STEPHANIE LECOCQ / EPA-EFE Julia Navalny in the European parliament in Brussels, Belgium, September 28, 2022. Photo: STEPHANIE LECOCQ / EPA-EFE The blockade of Lyudmila Vasilieva, who was fighting for the post of Governor of St. Petersburg, said she would continue political activities. The US Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump has partial immunity from legal persecution.

The US Supreme Court has ruled that Donald Trump has partial immunity from prosecution, CNN reports . The decision, by a six-to-three vote, held that former presidents are immune from prosecution for certain official acts committed while in office. The Supreme Court's majority ruled that lower courts should revisit the case to determine the scope of the charges that should not be prosecuted, but stopped short of throwing out the indictment, as Trump had sought.

Joe Biden remains in the presidential race, despite the lost debate and calls to leave. The Democratic Party supports him - but is looking for an alternative US President Joe Biden on election debate in the CNN studio in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, June 27, 2024. Photo: Michael Reynolds / EPA-EFE The Joe Biden family called him to stay in the presidential race after an unsuccessful performance on the debate, American media said with reference to sources.

Dmytro Gordon. Photo: Facebook A Moscow court has sentenced one of Ukraine’s most prominent interviewers to 14 years in prison after finding him guilty in absentia of inciting a war of aggression, justifying terrorism, inciting hatred and spreading false information about the Russian military, independent news outlet SOTAvision reported on Monday.

The Second Western District Military Court sentenced Ukrainian journalist Dmitry Gordon in absentia to 14 years in prison, SOTAvision reports . Three years of the said term are in prison, 11 years in a maximum security penal colony. Gordon was also banned from using the Internet for three years.

Who to follow the Euro 2024 after the departure of Georgia and Italy? The main thing about the remaining games of the ⅛ final Kai Havertz (Germany) scores a goal from a penalty against the goalkeeper of Kasper Schmeichel (Denmark) during the match between the national teams of Germany and Denmark in Dortmund, Germany, June 29, 2024. Photo: Christopher Neundorf / Epa-EFE At the European Football Championship in Germany, flight games started.

The blockade who was fighting for the post of Governor of St. Petersburg said she would continue political activities Lyudmila Vasilieva. Photo: Dmitry Tsyganov / New Gazeta Europe The blockade of Lyudmila Vasilieva, who failed to collect enough signatures for registration as a candidate in the elections of the Governor of St. Petersburg, said that she would continue political activities. This was announced by the correspondent of Novaya Gazeta Europe, present at the Vasilyeva press conference.

Two years ago, Ukraine announced visas for Russians. Olga Musafirova - about how the regime works today People cross the Russian-Ukrainian border at the Pletnevka checkpoint in the Kharkov region, August 13, 2014. Photo: Valentin Ogirenko / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta July 1, 2022, four months after a full-scale invasion, Ukraine officially introduced a visa regime for Russian citizens.

Photo: EPA-EFE/YURI KOCHETKOV A gay man who was briefly arrested in the Russian North Caucasus republic of Dagestan in June has described how he was offered money to help the police to entrap other gay men in the region, SOS Crisis Group, a local LGBTQ+ non-profit, said on Monday.

At least 38 Russian planning bombs fell in the Belgorod region from April 2023 to April 2024. About this writes The Washington Post (WP) with reference to the Russian document intercepted by Ukrainian intelligence. The publication claims that the file is a table with cases of falling Russian ammunition into the territory of the Belgorod region. Journalists believe that it was drawn up by the regional emergency department.

Moscow and Beijing are no closer to agreeing terms for the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline Welders connect the first part of the Power of Siberia gas pipeline in Yakutia, 1 September 2014.

One of those detained in Dagestan after the arrest of gay porn actor Matvey Volodin (nickname USSRboy) has left Russia, reports the Crisis Service SK SOS. Yusuf (name changed) was detained the same night that Volodin was arrested leaving the detention center. The young man did not know about the actor and was not subscribed to his Telegram channel.

Historian Kirill Kobrin - about the post -Persian syndrome of Kafka, the post -truth and transition of ultra -right ideas into ultra -right Photo: Martin Divisek / EPA-EFE The writer and historian, the former journalist of Radio Liberty, Kirill Kobrin since 2000, has not been living in Russia and openly criticizes the Kremlin’s policy. In July 2022, the British magazine Granta published his essay "Epicris" about his personal reaction to the war, begun by Russia on February 24.

After Macron’s decision to dissolve the parliament, political life in France turned into chaos. Marine Le Pen leads in the election. What will happen next? Pre -election posters with candidates Marine Le Pen and Zhordan Bardell, Paris, France, June 29, 2024. Photo: Mohammed Badra / Epa-EFE "We will vote for democracy!" - With an editorial column under this name, one of the three main newspapers of France Le Monde was published on the eve of the election to parliament.