The military appeal court in Vlasikha upheld Andrei Shabanov’s sentence in the case of “calls for terrorism,” RusNews reports . In February 2025, the Central District Military Court sentenced Shabanov to six years in prison because of a post on social networks against military actions in Ukraine.

Roskomnadzor is “consistently” introducing measures against Telegram in Russia due to the fact that the messenger does not comply with the requirements of the Russian authorities, said the head of the council for the development of the digital economy under the Federation Council Artem Sheikin. This is how Sheikin explained the problems with downloading multimedia materials via the Telegram messenger that have been observed in recent days.

The Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Ivanovo Region opened a case of abuse of power against local officials who received land plots instead of those on the waiting list from large families, writes Kommersant. The defendants in the case were officials of the territorial department of social protection of the population.

Journalist Ekaterina Bazanova explains what is happening in the region after famous events On the air of Novaya Gazeta is journalist Ekaterina Bazanova, who lives in Latin America and explains what is happening in the region after the events in Venezuela. Why did the arrest of Nicolas Maduro cause jubilation among the Venezuelan diaspora, but almost nothing changed inside the country?

From January 21, publication photographers were prohibited from filming State Duma meetings, Vedomosti writes , citing interlocutors from the lower house of parliament. Usually photographers and cameramen shoot from the balcony of the plenary meeting hall, but now photojournalists are not allowed to be there.

Conversation with writer Zinovy ​​Zinik Zinovy ​​Zinik. Photo: Ekaterina Nikitina / zimamagazine.com Zinovy ​​Zinik is a genius of writing as a genre. It seems that it is from letters and diary entries that his essays and novels grow. Zinik is always included in the history of the third wave of emigration: Brodsky, Dovlatov, Weil and Genis*... However, both with his literature and his understanding of emigration as the topic of more than one essay, he falls out of this orderly series.

Resignation of “pro-Russian” President Radev - preparation for elections and changes in Bulgarian policy Bulgarian President Rumen Radev announced his resignation. Photo: AP / TASS Bulgarian President Rumen Radev announced his early resignation, without waiting for the end of his second presidential mandate. The country's Constitutional Court confirmed yesterday that it had received a corresponding statement from the head of state.

The story of one family with an incurable child Anka. Photo: personal archive This story is told by Oksana Popova. She now runs the perinatal palliative care program at the House with a Lighthouse Children's Hospice, and in the past she was the mother of a patient at this hospice. Using her example, you can see from the inside the life of a family with a seriously ill child. Oksana openly tells her story, but asks one thing: not to compare this story with others, because each one is individual.

Photo: Kremlin press service The Kremlin announced today's meeting between President Vladimir Putin and governments, where they will discuss the problems of small businesses in connection with tightening tax legislation.

At Epiphany, the patriarch called Putin “leader” for the first time. The closest analogy to such a title from the history of the Russian Orthodox Church is Stalin Photo: Marina Moldavskaya / Kommersant “The head of our state is an Orthodox leader, sincerely, not according to protocol, but by conviction - Vladimir Vladimirovich.

How the European political class reacts to Trump's Greenlandic claims It was almost a foregone conclusion that Donald Trump's return to power would lead to a crisis in the Alliance. The “non-systemic” president, even during his first mandate, talked a lot about the uselessness of European allies for US global security in the new era. Warnings to Europeans have been sounded before.

A 6-story residential building in New Adygea (Takhtamkay district of the Republic of Adygea) was seriously damaged on the night of January 21. Around midnight, authorities reported the “arrival” of a Ukrainian UAV. Later published footage from video cameras shows the moment of impact: a white trail, uncharacteristic of drones, is visible behind the object flying at a very high speed towards a residential building.

About the change of leadership in the two largest museums in Moscow - and not only in them Olga Galaktionova at the exhibition “Marc Chagall. The Joy of Gravity" in the State Museum of Fine Arts named after A.S. Pushkin. Photo: Sergey Bulkin / TASS Last week, the world of Russian culture was rocked by unexpected news about the change of directors of the two largest museums in Moscow - the Tretyakov Gallery and the Pushkin Museum. Pushkin.

The perfectly executed budget 2025 is the product of a controlled crisis. Tactical luck that will turn into problems Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov. Photo: Evgeny Razumny / Kommersant From a formal point of view, the execution of the federal budget for 2025 is exemplary.

Moscow's Tverskoy Court reported that Muscovite Alexander Filippov was fined 1,000 rubles today for breaking a memorial plaque to Anna Politkovskaya on the facade of the house on Lesnaya Street, where the Novaya Gazeta columnist lived and was killed on October 7, 2006. The press service of the capital's courts did not report anything about Filippov's motives.