Ukraine and Russia are "resolving" the conflict related to the trucking of goods. The background and prospects of a new trade war, the reaction of Europe and the view of the interested party - Kazakhstan - in a selection of materials The background and prospects of a new trade war, the reaction of Europe and the view of the interested party - Kazakhstan - in a selection of materials - ...

A report from Yaroslavl, where, after an explosion of domestic gas, the entrance of the house collapsed. Known about 7 dead According to the preliminary version, in the apartment where the explosion occurred, there was a strongly drinking man who could turn on the stove and fall asleep. So far, there is no evidence or refutations ... Photo: Ilya Manin A five -story building, an ordinary panel Khrushchev with a flat roof. We all imagine how she looks - there are such in every city.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced her readiness to lift sanctions on Russia in the near future, but so far sees no reason for this, Reuters reports citing its own source. Merkel would lift sanctions on Russia "with pleasure today, not tomorrow," but "such a decision must be based on facts," the source quoted the agency as saying.

The meaning of the initiative is explained by its author Igor Jurgens, president of the All -Russian Union of Insurers and the Russian Union The meaning of the initiative is explained by its author Igor Jurgens, president of the All -Russian Union of Insurers and the Russian Union Photo: RIA Novosti - OSAGO policies will change simultaneously for insurance companies as Goznak will produce them - this is almost 40 million well -protected policies. We promised to do this by July 1.

It is not necessary to block anonymizers and other programs that allow users to bypass site blocking - it is pointless, said Vadim Ampelonsky, spokesman for Roskomnadzor, RIA Novosti reports . According to him, the means of anonymizing and encrypting traffic have a fairly wide scope of useful application. For example, in banking and other areas they are used to protect information.

The Ukrainian parliament has not adopted a resolution of no confidence in the government headed by Arseniy Yatsenyuk. Only 194 deputies voted for the resignation, while the required 226, TASS reports . A few minutes before the vote, the deputies recognized the work of the government as unsatisfactory, but they could not dismiss him. The Rada discussed the government's report for the past year for almost four hours.

Prosecutor General of Ukraine Viktor Shokin has resigned, wrote on Twitter. Mustafa Nayem, deputy chairman of the Petro Poroshenko Bloc parliamentary faction, Earlier this was reported by a source of "Ukrainska Pravda" in the Prosecutor General's Office. Recall that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko called on Shokin and Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk to resign.

Russia, Venezuela, Qatar and Saudi Arabia agreed to freeze oil production. Representatives of OPEC member countries recognized the current level of production as adequate and agreed to keep production at the level of January 11, provided that other states that are members of the alliance join the initiative. Obviously, the consolidated decision to fix production is designed to support falling oil prices.

The United States and Cuba have signed an agreement to resume direct flights, which have not been between the countries for decades due to interrupted diplomatic relations, RIA Novosti reports citing the US Department of Transportation. US Secretary of Transportation Anthony Fox and Assistant Secretary of State Charles Rivkin arrived in Cuba to participate in the signing of the document.

In Kiev, about 100 people went to a rally near the building of the Verkhovna Rada demanding the resignation of Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk and the Ukrainian government, reports . Ukrainian news agency UNIAN According to the agency, the rally demanding the resignation of the government ends. Most of the demonstrators who took part in the protest during the day have already dispersed.

Fans of the Turkish Fenerbahce before the match of the 1/16 finals of the Football League of Europe threw stones at the bus with the fans of Lokomotiv, reports . R-sport “Fenerbahce fans attacked the bus in which Lokomotiv fans were traveling to the game. They started throwing stones at him. The police immediately intervened. We managed to avoid a fight, ”said a representative of the directorate for working with fans of Lokomotiv.

Anatoly Wasserman, a publicist and winner of intellectual television games, received a Russian passport in a solemn ceremony, reports . RIA Novosti “I received my passport yesterday. It all happened so quickly. It was quite solemn, in city government. I was told that everything was already ready, and I hurried there to do it all, ”the agency quotes the publicist. According to Wasserman, he has already celebrated this event with his colleagues.

The case of the terrorist attack at Domodedovo in the external and internal justice market February 18 update. The owner of Domodedovo, Dmitry Kamenshchik, was detained in connection with the terrorist attack at the airport in 2011. This was reported by the website of the UK.

The Ministry of Economic Development liquidated the department of strategic development, which included 31 employees. The corresponding order was signed by the Minister of Economic Development of Russia Alexei Ulyukaev. This was reported by TASS with reference to the press service of the ministry. The ministry noted that the optimization is associated, among other things, with a 10 percent reduction in the number of officials, which is carried out in 2016.

The total wage arrears in Russia as of February 1, 2016 amounted to 4.33 billion rubles, according to the website of Rosstat. Compared to January, wage arrears increased by 760 million rubles (by 21.3%). In most cases (97.1%), the reason for the debt was the lack of funds from employers. The largest wage debt falls on transport - 35%, manufacturing - 29%, construction - 19%, mining - 5%, agriculture, hunting - 4%, scientific research - 3%. As of February 1, 74,000 people had wage arrears.