Sergey Kudeneev was appointed prosecutor of Moscow, who previously led the Office for the Legal Supervision of Criminal Punishment and detention of those accused of investigative insulators of the Prosecutor General’s Office, RIA Novosti reports today, July 13, with reference to its sources in law enforcement agencies.

The metropolitan authorities warn Muscovites against the purchase of shawarma and other fast food in suspicious trade kiosks, RIA Novosti reports. This was announced today at a press conference by the head of the capital's department of trade and services, Mikhail Orlov. He noted the availability of problems in small -scale trade in the city and recommended refraining from eating food, which is sold in dubious kiosks.

In the coming years, about 50 floating hotels will open on Moscow rivers, RIA Novosti reports. This was announced on July 13 by the Chairman of the Committee to ensure the implementation of investment projects in the construction and control in the field of business construction, Konstantin Timofeev. Hotels will be built on the basis of old barges and steamboats and placed on the water near Moscow embankments.

The District Administrative Court of Simferopol satisfied the claim of the security service of Ukraine and decided to immediately expel Russian citizen Yuri Meshkov from the country, who from 1994 to 1995 served as the President of Crimea, the RIA Novosti correspondent from the courtroom reports. “The decision will be implemented immediately,” said Judge Sergey Yakovlev, announcing the court decision. The court also prohibited Peshkov to enter Ukraine for five years.

The Unified State Information System, designed to regulate all the Russian media, can be created before the end of 2012. It will allow Roskomnadzor to control, inter alia, comments on the Internet media. This was stated by the chairman of the Duma Committee on Information Policy, Information Technologies and Communications Sergey Zheleznyak, reports on July 13, Gazeta.ru .

Public hearings on the environmental impact assessment (EIA) of the Baltic NPP project were held in Poland, Germany, Latvia and Estonia. In mid-June, an international seminar was held in St. Petersburg with the participation of representatives from Finland, Germany, Poland, Estonia and other countries.

Despite the fears that arose after the accident at the Japanese Fukushima nuclear power plant, the Bulgarian population still supports the construction of the Belene nuclear power plant. Compared to October 2010, the number of supporters of the construction of a nuclear power plant has not changed significantly. This is evidenced by data from a survey conducted by the AFIS agency on May 3-8 of this year among 1,100 people.

Three explosions thundered in the Indian Mumbai, 13 people died, reports on Wednesday, July 13, the Indian television channel NDTV . The number of victims exceeds 100 people, reports Reuters . The Ministry of Internal Affairs of India called explosions a terrorist attack. Explosions occurred in the evening rush hour in three crowded places - in the Dadar region, near the house of the opera and the Reason market.

Public hearings on the environmental impact assessment (EIA) of the Baltic NPP project were held in Poland, Germany, Latvia and Estonia. In mid-June, an international seminar was held in St. Petersburg with the participation of representatives from Finland, Germany, Poland, Estonia and other countries.

We publish debates and answers to questions within the framework of the round table “Labor Code: Changes have been harassed”, held on June 27, 2011 in “Pies on Sretenka”. Boris Dolgin: I would like to give the floor to Rostislav Isaakovich again. The Center for Labor Studies is not a structure that can conduct poor -quality research. I understand that you can be internally agreeing, disagreeing with the results, but the study is a study.

Olga Slobodchikova The uncertainty with the ceiling of the public debt threatened the payment of pensions to the Americans. Already in early August, about 70 million pensioners, people with disabilities and wars of wars in the United States may be left without paying payments. The benefits should be paid on August 3, that is, the day after the expiration of the extreme period of increasing the state debt plan.

The Russian Soyuz-2.1A launch vehicle with the Frigate acceleration unit, which, from the third attempt, launched from Baikonur, brought six American space communications satellites Globalstar-2 into orbit, RIA Novosti reports. Initially, the launch was scheduled on Monday morning, but a few seconds before the start it was postponed to July 12 due to the identified technical problems.

The autonomous status of the Taganka theater does not need its artists, 120 members of the troupe said in their collective letter to Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, RIA Novosti reports on July 13 with reference to the theater press service. Today, the letter was transferred to the deputy head of the Moscow Department of Culture Andrei Porvatov, who, according to the agency, refused any comments after the meeting of the troupe.

The captain of the Danube-66 vessel, who did not come to the aid of the drowning ship, Bulgaria, wrote a report in which he claims to help the ship, but "this was not needed." The newspaper Izvestia became known about the content of the report. “The ship really passed the Sukeevo item at 14:30 Moscow time with a cargo composition of two loaded barges,” writes in the report the captain of the Buxir “Danube-66”.

The Chairman of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barrosa condemned the decrease in Moody's agency Moody's sovereign rating of Ireland to the “Ghutorskoye”. In his official statement, Barroso called this step “incomprehensible,” reports on July 13, Reuters . The Moody's International rating agency lowered on Tuesday the sovereign debt rating of Ireland to one step from the BAA3 mark to “BA1”, and the further forecast remains negative.