What are the prisoners in Russian prisons and is it possible to live for 72 rubles per day? Monologue of the Prisoner of the "Swamp" Andrei Barabanov Photo: RIA Novosti Saratov deputy Nikolai Bondarenko, who decided to get by with three and a half thousand rubles for food per month, seemed to be not trying to start his experiment.

Denis Lyskov, CEO of Glavkosmos, resigned of his own free will after an audit initiated by Dmitry Rogozin, head of the Roscosmos state corporation. This is reported by Interfax. Glavkosmos is a subsidiary of Roscosmos. The audit was initiated due to the fact that the state corporation made a decision "to transfer all foreign economic operations of enterprises in the industry" to Glavkosmos. Candidates for the position of General Director of the company will be announced in the near future.

The UK government has approved a draft Brexit agreement with the European Union (EU). British Prime Minister Theresa May announced this, reports . RIA Novosti She announced the adoption of the draft agreement during a speech on Downing Street after a meeting with members of the Cabinet of Ministers, which lasted more than five hours. “The decision was not easy, but the government decided to support the draft statement and the political declaration,” May said.

Norway and Finland accused Russia of creating a threat of civil aviation flights Photo: EPA The Ministry of Defense of Norway accused Russia of involvement in the GPS failures during the NATO “Trident Juncture”, which took place on the territory of the Finnmark province from October 25 to November 7.

In Krasnoyarsk, during the Universiade-2019, a “point of assistance to drunken citizens” will operate. This is reported by TASS with reference to the director of the Krasnoyarsk Center for Social Adaptation Albina Buryan. According to her, the point of assistance will not be called a sobering-up station. It "will provide services to persons who are in a state of alcoholic intoxication of mild and moderate severity." “It will be a comfortable room for 26 beds with linens.

The German Chancellor advocated a close -knit Europe and reminded of the values ​​of the Old World Photo: EPA The performance of Angel Merkel in the European Parliament in Strasbourg was met at the same time as stormy long applause and the cries of indignation. The head of Germany applauded standing a parliamentary majority, including Christian democrats, socialists and liberals. They screamed and trampled - ultra -right, Euro -digitics, nationalists.

Alexander Sokurov presented the second edition of his film "Conversations with Solzhenitsyn" Photo: RIA Novosti 20 years ago, Alexander Sokurov shot the documentary “Conversations with Solzhenitsyn”, setting off with the goal of “keeping a great person in the film.” After 20 years, the director of Molokha, Taurus, Sun, Faust found it necessary to restore the film and again present it to the Moscow public.

The Constitutional Court (CC) of Russia accepted for consideration the case on the administrative border between Chechnya and Ingushetia. This is reported by TASS with reference to the press service of the court. The hearing in the case will take place on November 27. It will be open to the public. “Deputy Chairman of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation Sergey Mavrin has been appointed as a judge-rapporteur,” TASS was told in court.

Trump has not yet managed to disarm the DPRK Photo: Reuters The largest in the north of Korea and, perhaps, the world's largest stadium named after May First in Pyongyang has now received a new and still unprecedented decoration-giant banners, which are written in English by PEACE and FREENDSHIP. They were posted to the festivals that took place this year on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the formation of the DPRK.

Roskomnadzor (RKN) suggested that Google sign an anti-piracy memorandum, which since November 2018 has been joined by many Russian media holdings and Internet companies. This was reported on the RKN website. “We invited colleagues to join and we will wait for their official reaction,” was quoted by TASS, who noted that Google responds positively to any methods related to copyright protection.

Aeroflot in 2019 may introduce biometric control for passengers when boarding flights at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport. Kirill Bogdanov, deputy general director of the airline for information technologies, stated this, reports . Interfax According to him, when applying a boarding pass at the special control, the camera will instantly photograph and recognize the passenger's face.

In the Saratov region, one of the officials “removed” the garbage dump in Photoshop, and then published edited pictures as evidence of the work performed, Interfax said . The official took pictures from the interactive map of the project of the All -Russian Popular Front (ONF) “General Cleaning” - there are a photo of such illegal landfills and the appeal of the ONF with requests for their liquidation. The Saratov official attached the corrected pictures to the same map.

Viktor Kudryavtsev, a 75-year-old scientist from the Central Institute of Mechanical Engineering (TsNIIMash), accused of treason, refused to plead guilty in exchange for his release from the pre-trial detention center. This was written on Facebook by the head of Team 29 and lawyer Ivan Pavlov.

The history of Soviet knocking on the 100th anniversary of Pavlik Morozov Nikita Chebakov. "Pavlik Morozov." RIA Novosti Illustration: Peter Sarukhanov / "New Gazeta" The fate of Pavlik Morozov remained in the Tobolsk province of the Tobolsk province remained a mystery. Did the young pioneer really opposed his own liner and was killed for this in 1932? What, in fact, was the fault of his father, the recent Red Army soldier and the chairman of the village council?

The Belarusian authorities ordered the press secretary of the opposition United Civil Party (UCP) Anna Krasulina to leave the country for a year until November 30 "in the interests of public order", reported . Interfax The reason for this decision was Krasulina's participation in two unsanctioned rallies and unpaid public transport fare, which, according to the activist, she paid for on the spot.