Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Russian athletes on the victory in the unofficial team counseling of European Games in Baku, which end on June 28. The president’s telegram is published on the website of the Olympic Committee of Russia. “The competitions were tense. Success depended not only on skill, but also on psychological resistance, team cohesion, and strength of mind. You have fully demonstrated these qualities, ”said Vladimir Putin.

In the Belgian city of Middleker, an accident occurred with a bus that transported children, Belga reports. According to the news agency, the bus driver, in which there were 34 British schoolchildren and several adults accompanying, lost control and allowed a collision with the pillar. Then the vehicle flew into the ditch and turned upside down. As a result of the accident, one person died. Three adults and several children are hospitalized with injuries.

Maxim Russo Pistols donated by Napoleon's son In early July, an interesting lot will be put up at the Sotbbi'C auction - the last gift of Napoleon Bonaparte to his son. On January 24, 1814, Napoleon went from Paris to the north of France to head troops opposing the advancing forces of the anti -French coalition. At night in the castle of Saint-Cloud, he said goodbye to Maria Luisa and son.

Some participants in the protest against the rise in price of electricity by decision of the “no robbery” initiative group moved from Bagramyan Avenue to Freedom Square, reports Armenia News . The demonstrators switched to the square for security reasons, as the police chief Vladimir Gasparyan announced previously the readiness to apply measures and begin to accelerate the demonstrators from Bagramyan Avenue.

Political and public figures, deputies and representatives of show business lined up a live shield on Bagramyan Avenue in Yerevan between the police and participants in the protest against the rise in price of electricity, Interfax reports. As the deputy of the Armenian parliament Nikol Pashinyan stated, the use of violence in this situation is unacceptable.

The departure of the aircraft following the Moscow-Magadan flight was detained due to the death of the passenger, Interfax reports with reference to a source in law enforcement. According to the interlocutor of the news agency, a passenger of the aircraft flying from Domodedovo Airport felt unwell on the evening of June 27 immediately before departure. Soon, a 1946 man died from acute heart failure. The plane flew to Magadan not at 20:55 Moscow time, but at 00:40 Moscow time.

Greece banks will not work on Monday, June 29, Reuters reports with reference to the executive director of the Pire Bank, one of the system -forming Greek banks. The sources of the agency also report that the Athenian stock exchange will not work on June 29. The BBC previously reported the possibility of introducing bank holidays in Greece with reference to the Minister of Finance of the country, Janis Varufakis.

In early July, an interesting lot will be put up at the Sotbbi'C auction - the last gift of Napoleon Bonaparte to his son. On January 24, 1814, Napoleon went from Paris to the north of France to head troops opposing the advancing forces of the anti -French coalition. At night in the castle of Saint-Cloud, he said goodbye to Maria Luisa and son. The son, Napoleon Francois Joseph Charles Bonaparte, better known as the Roman king, was then a three -year -old boy.

Last year, the average salary of an employee of the Ministry of Culture increased by 17 percent and amounted to more than 78 thousand rubles, Interfax reports with reference to the draft report on the state of culture of the Russian Federation in 2014. The average wage in the apparatus of municipal cultural governing bodies, on the contrary, decreased by 1%, the report said.

President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko called the main idea of ​​changing the basic law of the country. The appeal of the head of state to fellow citizens on the occasion of the Constitution of Ukraine is posted on the official website of Poroshenko.

The famous clown Oleg Popov will come to Sochi to receive the Master international circus award in the Kircus Legend nomination, TASS reports citing the Rosgoszirka press service This is the first arrival of Popov to Russia after his emigration to Germany in 1991. Earlier, the artist, who left due to disagreements with colleagues in the workshop, repeatedly stated that he “did not want to hear” about the arrival of his homeland.

The BBC Two TV channel showed the final episode of the 22nd season of the popular Top Gear automobile program. In this issue, viewers could see together together the long -standing program of Jeremy Clarkson and his colleagues Richard Hammond and James May. In the final episode, the presenters appeared as lovers of traditional classic cars, according to the official website of the program. They acquired Fiat 124 Spyder, Peugeot 304 Cabriolet and MGB GT.

Tens of victims as a result of an attack on hotels in the Tunisian city of SUS would have been avoided with the proper operation of national security authorities and hotel safety systems, the Associated Press reports citing a statement by Tunisian Minister Najima Elgarsali. According to Elgarsal, in the presence of a sufficient number of armed guards of terrorists in hotels, it would be possible to eliminate after the third or fourth victim.

The head of the police of Armenia Vladimir Gasparyan gave participants in the protest against raising tariffs for electricity for 30 minutes to free Bagramyan Avenue in Yerevan, Interfax reports. Earlier, the deputy chief of the police Yerevan, Colonel Valery Osipyan, reported that the demonstrators have time until 23:00 local time (22:00 Moscow time) to free the avenue. After the specified time, according to Osipyan, law enforcement officers will take measures to restore law enforcement.

In the second round of elections, the mayor of Chisinau, with a margin of three percent, the current mayor, Dorin Kirtoaca, is the leader, TASS reports with reference to the Central Election Commission of Moldova. After processing, 23 percent of the Bulletins of the Kirtoaca, which is the mayor of the Moldavian capital since 2007 and a member of the Liberal Party, who was speaking with Europe, received 51, 24 percent of the vote.