On April 22, the Zamoskvoretsky Court of Moscow extended the arrest of the deputy chairman of the Yabloko party, Maxim Kruglov, in the case of disseminating “fakes” about the Russian army, a Novaya correspondent reports. The politician is charged with two posts in a telegram channel about events in Bucha. Kruglov does not admit guilt. The prosecutor's office asked to extend the detention for another six months, without providing additional arguments.

The investigation has not yet brought charges against the top managers of the Eksmo publishing house, including general director Evgeny Kapyev, TASS writes, citing a source in law enforcement agencies. However, according to the agency, investigators are going to seek to impose a preventive measure on him - which one has not yet been specified.

Roskomnadzor has terminated 1,967 licenses of telecom operators throughout Russia, writes the portal “Cable Guy” with reference to the department’s document. The regulator explains its actions by the requirements of Art. 39 of the Law “On Communications”. It refers to the failure of operators to provide reports on activities or submit them with deliberately unreliable or incomplete information about the services provided.

A court in Baku sentenced Russian Alexander Vaissero to four years in prison in a money laundering case, Minval reports . This is the first convict of eight Russians whom Azerbaijan arrested amid raids by Russian security forces against the Azerbaijani diaspora in the Urals. According to investigators, Vaissero legalized money “received through illegal bookmaking, lottery and other gambling sites” outside Azerbaijan.

Premiere of the new philosophical show “Russian Matrix” What is a people? Does the “Russian world” exist? Why does power so insistently shape identity? Elena Panfilova and Roman Shamolin - about faith, ideology, Russian song and the nature of power.

The permanent representatives of the European Union countries have previously approved the 20th package of sanctions against Russia and the allocation of a loan of 90 billion euros to Ukraine, Bloomberg reports, citing the representative of Cyprus, which chairs the union. The EU plans to finally adopt the package of sanctions on Thursday, April 23.

List of banned, semi-banned and under-banned books in Russia Petr Sarukhanov / Novaya Gazeta These tables, which we will publish in parts, present authors, books and book organizations and their employees who, in one way or another, have encountered manifestations of repression and censorship in the Russian Federation. Censorship and repression do not spare anyone, do not choose genres, do not look at political views, do not respect age and gender.

Photo: @proc_23 The prosecutor's office of the Krasnodar region published a report on the campaign to “green the city” on the eve of May 9. The department posted photos of employees posing against the backdrop of a column of smoke from a fire that authorities have been unable to put out for several days.

At the Moscow International Film Festival - the premiere of Marianna Kireeva’s docudrama “Why the Battleship Sails” Still from the film “Why the Battleship Sails” This is the second film by the team of film experts Marianna Kireeva and Evgeny Margolit (until recently, the chief art critic of the State Film Fund, a brilliant expert on the history of Russian cinema), who turn the history of cinema into a fascinating story of the relationship between the artist and time, the artist and power, the

Photos from social networks Schools in Russia have begun to massively agitate students to stop using VPNs, the media write . Thus, in Irkutsk, the Rostov region and other regions, classes were devoted to means of bypassing blockages as part of “Conversations about the Important.” The titles of these lectures speak for themselves: “VPN is illegal.

What does a change in leadership mean at Apple? Tim Cook is stepping down as Apple CEO and will chair the board of directors. His place will be taken by John Ternus, the company's vice president of hardware development. This news will spread around the world and cause a storm of emotions. But what does all this mean in the end? Tim Cook will leave his post as Apple CEO in September. Photo: AP/TASS It all started with Steve Jobs.

A victory for one party could mean overcoming the political crisis. Or - his transition to another level “Progressive Bulgaria” led by Rumen Radev is leading in the parliamentary elections in the republic. Photo: Jaap Arriens / Sipa USA / TASS A retired NATO general, until January of this year, Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, who held his post for nine years, is about to become its prime minister. In a parliamentary republic this is a key position.

Mathematician Azat Miftakhov is being transferred to serve his sentence in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, the support group said . This is due to the terms of the sentence, according to which Miftakhov must spend one and a half years of his four-year sentence in a maximum security colony.

In Tomsk, the Stone of Sorrow, a memorial to the victims of Soviet repression, was demolished. This happened on the Day of Remembrance of the Victims of the Soviet Genocide Discovery of the Stone of Sorrow in 1992. Photo: httpsnkvd.tomsk.ru The stone was demolished at night - by tractors, without warning. And in the early morning of April 19, residents of Tomsk went out onto Lenin Avenue and did not recognize their usual place.

Vladimir Putin signed a decree naming the Russian FSB Academy after the founder of the Cheka, Felix Dzerzhinsky. The text of the document states that the decision was made taking into account the “merits of the personnel” and recognition of Dzerzhinsky’s “outstanding contribution” to state security. As journalist Farida Rustamova notes , This is likely the first time Putin has publicly assessed the personality of Iron Felix.