Over the past 25 years, Russia has given China as much land as it could not take during the previous century and a half. Friendship continues Over the past 25 years, Russia has given China as much land as it could not take during the previous century and a half.

About the ineffective model of government, the fear of reforms in the power and the crisis of human capital About the ineffective model of government, the fear of reforms in the power and the crisis of human capital Evgeny Gontmamer / TASS Russia is in a deep crisis today. For various reasons, both objective and in connection with miscalculations in political strategy and tactics, both within the country and in the international arena.

In Moscow "Dynamo" - the next seasonal castling On Wednesday, the sports director of the team, Guram Adjoev, did not sit in his chair for two years, left the office with the wording "of his own free will" On Wednesday, July 1, the sports director of the team Guram Adjoev, having not spent two years in his chair, left the office with the wording "of his own free will" .

The authorities of the Cayman Islands have accused former FIFA vice-president Geoffrey Webb of fraud, reports Reuters. The new case is not related to Webb's work in the football federation. Ex-Fifa vice president charged with healthcare fraud. Law enforcement authorities in the Cayman Islands have already issued an arrest warrant for Webb, and will also prepare a request for his extradition. On the eve of the United States demanded the extradition of seven FIFA officials from Switzerland.

Blogger Ilya Varlamov will appeal to the Prosecutor General's Office on the fact of violation of privacy due to the fact that the authorities of Ufa urged to report in which hotel he stayed Photo report by Ilya Varlamov Blogger Ilya Varlamov will appeal to the Prosecutor General's Office on the fact of a violation of privacy due to the fact that the authorities of Ufa urged to report his whereabouts.

Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi has declared a state of emergency in the country, according to the BBC. The state of emergency gives the security forces more powers, and also restricts the right to gather people, the agency notes. The country's authorities have already stepped up security measures, in particular, armed security forces are now on duty on the beaches and in hotels in Tunisia.

The editor of the New Izvestia economy, candidate of economic sciences Dmitry Dokuchaev - about what means for ordinary Russians an increase in housing and communal services in the conditions of the economic crisis, about a possible social reaction and how federal media try to divert the attention of citizens from the real state of affairs in the economy.

The leader of the Batkivshchyna party, Yulia Tymoshenko, called the explosion in the office of the organization a terrorist act, Interfax reports. http://www.interfax.ru/world/451619 According to Tymoshenko, the causes of the explosion are political in nature. Party members will demand an immediate investigation from law enforcement agencies of Ukraine.

Traffic in the underground tunnel under the English Channel was blocked last night due to an attempt by illegal migrants to storm it, reports . TASS According to the press service of the Pas de Calais prefecture, about 150 migrants broke through the fences from France and occupied the tracks and platforms from which special trains carrying cars through the tunnel depart.

A museum dedicated to Stalin's trip to the front has opened in the village of Khoroshevo, Tver Region, reports . Tvernews.ru According to the newspaper, the opening of the museum was initiated by the Russian Military Historical Society. The exposition presented in the museum is dedicated to the battles on the Kalinin front and Stalin's trip to the place of hostilities. Earlier, the head of the Presidential Council for Human Rights, Mikhail Fedotov, criticized the idea of ​​creating this museum.

Greek Finance Minister Janis Varoufakis called the actions of European creditors against Athens "terrorism". He made this statement in an interview with the Spanish edition of El Mundo.

The number of victims in the crash of the ferry Kim Nirvana in the Philippines amounted to 59 people, according to the Associated Press. On board, as originally reported, were 189 people. However, data on survivors and dead suggests that there were more people on the ferry. So, it is known that 145 people survived, and 59 died. The ferry was raised from the water near the city of Omrok.

The European Union is ready to consider the results of a new referendum in Crimea if it is held under the supervision of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), RIA Novosti reports citing a European diplomatic source. “If this is done in compliance with international law, under the supervision of the OSCE, perhaps we will take a closer look,” the interlocutor of the agency announced the views of European experts on holding a new referendum in Crimea.

Wikileaks has published new data on the wiretapping of the office of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, according to the Sueddeutsche Zeitung. According to the publication, a unit of American intelligence services has been following German officials since 2011. The so-called Special Collection Service listened in on conversations between Merkel's adviser on European policy, Nikolaus Mayer-Landrut, and adviser to former French President Nicolas Sarkozy.

The prosecutor's office of the Kirov region announced the illegality of the sale by the city administration of land in the Victory Park. Residential buildings could appear on the site of the memorial. It has been established that the site belonging to the common area has become the object of sale and purchase, the supervisory agency told Novaya Gazeta.