The American scientists Viktor Ambros and Gary Perevskun studied how tiny RNA molecules affect the work of genes - including the occurrence of mutations and cancer Viktor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun.

The Kirovsky District Court of the Stavropol Territory arrested for two months the author of the Russian wire-wire telegram channel "Thirteenth" Yegor Guzenko. This was reported by the press service of the courts of the region. Guzenko takes place to be suspected under a criminal article on the application of violence against a representative of the authorities (part 1 of article 318 of the Criminal Code). Information about this was confirmed by the associates of the blogger.

Actor Andrei Nerein, who played the “head of Ussuriysk” in a sketch show, died. He shot at the Banner of United Russia, drowned the official’s yacht, and Navalny himself exposed his corruption Andrey Neretin. Photo: Barakuda / YouTube On the night of October 6, actor Andrei Neretin died. He was 48 years old.

A military recruitment ad in Moscow, 5 July. Photo: EPA-EFE/MAXIM SHIPENKOV A military recruitment ad in Moscow, 5 July. Photo: EPA-EFE/MAXIM SHIPENKOV Authorities in Russia’s southwestern Belgorod region, located on the border with Ukraine, have offered a record one-time payment of 3 million rubles (€28,400) to those wishing to enlist in the military, Belgorod Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov announced on Monday.

Jomart Aliyev, photo: Mirbis The vice -rector of the Russian State Social University (RSSU) Jomart Aliyev said that the university experts have developed criteria for the introduction of a “childless tax tax”. As the New Gazeta Europe discovered, Aliyev, who has recently acted as a public face of several high-profile expert initiatives, received a diploma in the Doctor of Sciences at the American University of Kennedy-Western.

Photo: Verstka Photo: Verstka Schools and kindergartens across Russia have been holding “patriotic flash mobs” to mark Vladimir Putin’s 72nd birthday on Monday, Russian news outlet Mozhem Obyasnit has reported . Children in several Russian regions recorded “congratulatory messages” for Putin, while a leading United Russia party group in the southern Rostov region posted photographs of children lining up to form the word “Putin” in a school yard.

The next generations of Russians will have to pay a huge price for the visible stability of the Putin economy during the war Military personnel of the ensemble of the Federal Security Service of Russia perform at the opening of the Military Mushroom Festival "Spasskaya Tower" on Red Square in Moscow, August 23, 2024.

Screenshot from a video posted by the Ostorozhno Novosti Telegram channel A Moscow court has sentenced an American pensioner to six years and 10 months in a penal colony for “mercenary activity”, independent news outlet Mediazona reported on Monday. The prosecutor had requested a seven-year sentence for 72-year-old Stephen Hubbard in a trial that was held behind closed doors.

Viktor Bout. Photo: Sergey Ilnitsky / EPA-EFE Viktor Bout, a convicted Russian arms dealer who was exchanged in a prisoner swap with the US two years ago, is alleged to have sold Kalashnikov assault rifles to the Iranian-backed Houthi militants in Yemen, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on Sunday. Bout, nicknamed “the merchant of death”, was sentenced to 25 years in prison in the US for arms trafficking in 2012.

The project “October 7” has been telling the stories of the dead during the Hamas attack for a year. We talked with producer Olga Tsipenyuk Photo: Octobersevnnet / YouTube Over the year, the project “October 7” told more than 900 stories of the dead with a terrorist attack. And continues to do it. One of the creators and creative producer of the project Olga Tsipenyuk - talks about how you can’t be silent.

The theme of the fifth episode of the special project “On the Path to Freedom” is elections There are no real elections in modern Russia. Every campaign is conducted with violations, votes are falsified, and every year the Kremlin reduces opportunities for independent observation and less and less allows political opponents to participate. But we have a historical example of how, after 70 years of fictitious elections, the state suddenly decided to hold fair elections.

Russian state-owned broadcaster, the All-Russia State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company, has fallen victim to an “unprecedented” cyberattack, state-affiliated news outlet Gazeta.ru reported on Monday, citing a source. The cyberattack led to flagship TV channels Russia 1 and Russia 24 becoming unavailable online. As of 2pm on Monday, the channels’ online live streams remained inaccessible.

Convicted in the United States on charges of weapons trade and returned to Russia as part of the exchange, entrepreneur Viktor Butt sold to Yemen Husitami Kalashnikov. About this writes The Wall Street Journal with reference to sources. According to the publication, in August, two representatives of the Husites came to Moscow under the pretext of buying pesticides and vehicles, as part of the trip they visited the Lada plant.

Photo: Mediazona Photo: Mediazona Ildar Dadin, a Russian opposition activist who was fighting on the side of Ukraine, has been killed in action on the frontline, the Freedom of Russia Legion, a volunteer battalion within the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) that Dadin was part of, confirmed to Russian independent outlet The Insider on Sunday. Dadin’s death was first reported on Saturday by Russian journalist Ksenia Larina, who said he had died in Ukraine’s eastern Kharkiv region.

Photo: social media A fire broke out at an oil terminal in the town of Feodosia, in annexed Crimea, overnight, an adviser to Igor Tkachenko, the Russian-appointed mayor of the town, said on Telegram on Monday. Tkachenko said that the fire did not cause death or injury and Emergency Situations Ministry crews were at the terminal.