Thousands of Muscovites under different flags, with self-made slogans and posters took to the streets on June 12 to declare to the authorities: release political prisoners! The authorities responded with new arrests I talk about these people taking to the streets in every text about the rally, because each of them is unique, each with his own face, clothes, manner of walking, manner of laughing, speaking and carrying a banner.

The businessman notified that from a witness in the case of the theft of several billion rubles, he turns into a suspect Photo: "New Gazeta" The businessman notified that from a witness in the case of the theft of several billion rubles, he turns into a suspect In the criminal case about the theft of money from the Kutuzov Mile, the scandalous developer Sergey Polonsky changes the status - from a witness to the suspect.

A mess in the forests near Moscow could lead to a repeat of the fiery summer of 2010 Since the beginning of the fire season in the Moscow region (this year it started on May 1), less than twenty fires have been recorded, which were immediately extinguished. Nevertheless, environmentalists and representatives of fire services do not rule out that an abnormal increase in temperatures this summer could lead to large forest fires.

On June 8, within the framework of the Moscow International Open Book Festival at the House of Artists on Krymsky Val, a presentation of the book “Afghan” by Sir Rodrik Braithwaite, a remarkable person and former British Ambassador to the USSR and the Russian Federation, published by Korpus Publishing House, took place. Well, God grant Russia more such influential enemies who have learned to understand us, as not every Russian is given.

Television Theater of one actor The viewers sitting at the TVs gasped! The head of the VGTRK Oleg Dobroduev, in anticipation of the inevitable resignation, threw several tablets of validol under his tongue at once. The relatives of Polina Ermolaeva, sobbing, began to collect a knot with a pair of replaced linen and packing crackers for her just in case.

Interview with Vladimir Pozner Preamble. “Freedom of speech is always a corridor. It may be wide, it may be narrow, but it always has walls. I accept these rules of the game, but to a certain extent. If the corridor narrows and I rest my elbows, then it's over. If events go in such a way that I cannot appear on television, then I will turn around, do everything with a pen and leave. Thank God I have three citizenships.

If this is a revolution, then they will call it the "revolution of tears"

Sahara Libre. The Novaya Gazeta correspondent walked through the minefield and saw how the self-proclaimed African state survives.

The people left and did not return In Moscow - an event: the mayoral elections are scheduled. There is also something to talk about in Kazan: Mintimer Shaimiev published an essay “A New Page in the History of Tatarstan”. The former president of the republic reminisced about the significant events of the 1990s.

A criminal case has been opened against an ex-CIA officer who handed over secret documents to the press. This is reported by AFP , citing a statement by FBI Director Robert Mueller.

Today, a major explosion occurred at the Williams Olefins chemical plant in the US state of Louisiana, there are casualties. It is reported today by RIA Novosti . Rescuers and firefighters are on the scene. Media reported that at least 25 people were injured.

Zoo defenders began a campaign against the use of circus animals Last week, Vyacheslav Polunin, the artistic director of the Big St. Petersburg circus on Fontanka, was solemnly awarded the Russian community with a request to exclude numbers with trained animals from the program. The letter was signed by famous actors, singers, organizations of environmentalists and veterinarians. Last week, Vyacheslav Polunin, the artistic director of the Big St.

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Novaya Gazeta correspondent walked through a minefield and saw how a self-proclaimed African state survives Novaya Gazeta correspondent walked through a minefield and saw how a self-proclaimed African state survives Photo report by Diana Khachatryan Refugee camps from Western Sahara are located in the west of Algeria. I am flying there on a transit flight Moscow-Frankfurt-Algiers. In Germany, my backpack is thoroughly inspected in a separate room.