Following the whole world and in Russia, the space of the series, not washed by vulgarity and banality, begins to take shape. Following the whole world and in Russia, the space of the series, not washed by vulgarity and banality, begins to take shape. What worthy projects will see the light in the near future, and which ones will remain gathering dust on the shelf - in the review of Larisa MALYUKOVA Domestic serial cinema has its own history.

Roskomandzor included the Maxim magazine website in the register of prohibited Internet resources by court decision, Interfax reports . As department press secretary Vadim Ampelonsky told the agency, the site was not blocked, since there is a deadline for deleting content found to be illegal.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that during bilateral talks with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, they agreed on gas supplies to Ukraine in the winter. The head of state spoke about this at a press conference following the meeting in Milan. “We have agreed on the parameters of the agreements. The question is in the cash gap, ” Gazeta.ru quotes Putin . In addition, Putin said that Ukraine owed $4.5 billion for the gas already supplied.

Economist Vladislav Inozemtsev - about the risks of "eastern turn" for Russia Economist Vladislav Inozemtsev - about the risks of "eastern turn" for Russia The connection of Crimea to Russia and the active support of Russia of the separatist movement in the Donbass led, as you know, to Western economic sanctions and the most serious crisis in Russia's relations with Western countries, in which many experts even saw a new “cold war”.

The World Health Organization has announced that Senegal has become the first West African country to stop the spread of the Ebola virus. This statement is published on the WHO website. The conclusions about the victory over Ebola in the organization were made on the basis of the story of a patient who was heading from Guinea, where he had contact with those infected with the virus, to Dakar. Senegalese doctors diagnosed the infection in a young man on August 29.

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko has confirmed that he is ready to take part in the presidential elections to be held in October-November 2015, TASS reports . “If everything is normal and I am healthy, I have no reason to abandon the election campaign,” Lukashenka said. The head of the republic noted that so far he does not see worthy candidates who could replace him in office. At the same time, Lukashenka did not give an exact answer.

The Ministry of Justice proposed amendments to the law “On advocacy and the legal profession in the Russian Federation”, which would toughen penalties for refusal to provide information and its illegal disclosure, Kommersant reports . This will affect both officials and legal entities.

Nigerian authorities and the Islamist group Boko Haram have agreed to a ceasefire and the release of more than 200 kidnapped schoolgirls, reports Agence France-Presse. Air Marshal Alex Badeh, Chief of Defense Staff, said the deal was between the federal government and a spokesman for the group. The Marshal ordered that the agreements be implemented immediately.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed on the parameters of a new gas contract. Poroshenko stated this following the results of negotiations in Milan. “We have some moderate progress on the gas issue. We have agreed on the main parameters of the contract, and now negotiations are being completed on the sources of covering the deficit of the necessary funds to finance the contract, ” TASS quotes Poroshenko .

The Who to embark on major UK and North American tour The Who's tour starts on November 30 in Glasgow and ends on December 18 in London. Performances in North America will begin with a concert in Tampa, Florida, which will take place on April 15 next year, and will end on November 4 in Philadelphia.

The European Union warned Serbia that the expansion of economic and cooperation with Russia could affect the process of the state's accession to the EU, Interfax reports with reference to the press secretary of the EU foreign policy service.

On Friday, the Tverskoy Court of Moscow decided to send nationalist Alexander Potkin (Belov) under house arrest until November 30, Mediazona reports . Potkin is a defendant in the legalization of $5 billion illegally withdrawn from BTA Bank. According to the terms of the house arrest, Potkin cannot use the telephone and the Internet, as well as communicate with anyone other than relatives and representatives of the defense.

On Friday, October 17, politician Boris Nemtsov said on his Facebook page that he had been summoned for questioning by the Investigative Committee in the case of the “Navalny painting.” “The Cheka does not sleep. The Investigative Committee summons me for questioning on Monday, October 20, about the theft of a poster “A bad and a good man,” wrote Nemtsov. The matter is at the level of the local policeman, as you understand. But here is another case.

The American banking holding Morgan Stanley raised the rating of Russian stocks to “outperforming”. According to Interfax , the investment bank raised its rating on expectations of a rally in the Russian stock market. It is also reported that, according to analysts at Morgan Stanley, Russian shares were heavily oversold and could now rise by 15-20%.

Transneft President Nikolai Tokarev said that his company could file a lawsuit against Rosneft due to changes in plans to load the Zapolyarye-Purpe pipeline under construction. Rosneft decided to turn its oil pipeline around and lay it not in the direction of Zapolyarye-Purpe, but to its Vankor pipeline in order to use the pipeline <...> We have reason to resolve the issue through existing tools, including through the courts.