Representatives of famous opposition movements and parties, which were interviewed by the New Gazeta, disowned from the idea of ​​reaching Red Square on April 2. Then who came up with this?

Ex-head of INION RAS commented by searches and a new criminal case against himself Yuri Pivovarov with a lawyer before interrogation in the UK. Photo: Philip Kireev / TASS On March 31, searches related to the investigation of the criminal case under Article 159. Part 4, one of the main suspects in the embezzlement of 1.5 million rubles, was considered the former leader, academician Yuri Pivovarov in the apartments of the INION RAS employees.

One of the many speeches of Yevtushenko. Including the Congress of Neurosurgery in the United States. Photo: RIA Novosti Evgeny Yevtushenko died in the United States at the 85th year of his life. About this "Novaya Gazeta" became known from the poet's entourage. “Five minutes ago, Evgeny Alexandrovich went into eternity,” Yevgeny Morgulis, a close friend of Yevtushenko, confirmed Tassu. Earlier, Yevtushenko was hospitalized in serious condition.

As an ambitions of a famous LGBT activist woke up a terrible ancient custom in Chechnya Photo: RIA Novosti Novaya Gazeta became aware of the mass detentions of the inhabitants of Chechnya in connection with their non -traditional sexual orientation - or suspicion of such. At the moment, more than a hundred men have already received information about the detention. The Novaya Gazeta is known to the names of the already three dead, but our sources claim: there are many more victims.

At the NATO ministerial meeting, the new US Secretary of State called Russia an aggressor country NATO head Jens Stoltenberg and new head of the State Department Rex Tillersen To the deputies in the Duma should and the guru from propaganda, who was drinking champagne for the “correct” change in the US administration. In vain, they saw in her a breakthrough of the isolation, into which Russia itself was driven. They have no political smell.

Activist Mark Galperin was detained in the Moscow region. The activist himself told Novaya Gazeta about this. He said that three unknown men actually abducted him from the house where he lives. Now he is in the Tverskoye police department. According to Galperin, he was detained because of an episode at a rally against corruption on March 26. He is charged with article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to police officers). “I am detained.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs offered the services of Russian hackers, as well as assistance in interfering in elections. “Autoresponder for Russian diplomatic missions” was published on the department’s Facebook on April 1. The recording parodies the answering machine that sounds when calling the Russian embassy.

The Russian government has indexed the pensions of the population. From April 1, social pensions will be increased by 1.5%, insurance pensions for all non-working pensioners - by 0.38%, reports . Interfax According to the agency, the average social pension in the country will now be 8,774 rubles, the average social pension for disabled children is 13,026 rubles.

In different cities of Russia, participants in anti-corruption protests on March 26 are summoned to the police, media reports. In particular, Rodion, an activist from Orsk, contacted OVD-Info. He said that after the protest action, which was coordinated with the local authorities, criminal investigation officers came to him and demanded to go with them. The activist added that before the action, the prosecutor’s office came to him for explanations about the upcoming action.

Mikhail Novikov, deputy director of the State Hermitage for capital construction, was arrested on suspicion of embezzlement of budget funds during the restoration of the Spare House of the Winter Palace. It is reported by "Kommersant" with reference to sources. This information was confirmed to the publication by Novikov's lawyer Alexei Gilinsky. According to Kommersant, state contracts at this facility amounted to 2.4 billion rubles.

In an interview with ABC News, Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov commented on an investigation by Alexei Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) into real estate allegedly used by Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. The transcript of the interview is published on the channel's website. Journalist George Stephanopoulos asked Peskov how Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev could afford "yachts, mansions and villas" "on the state salary" that the official owns, according to FBK.