Returning to the meeting between Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, a user of his network, we should note our prime minister, as well as the democratic nature of the meeting itself. The Russian Prime Minister met with Zuckerberg at his residence in Gorki. Communication took place in the gazebo: - There are 10 million Facebook users in Russia, the development of social networks is your merit, - Medvedev said.

He was on the film about Ae Weive, where the administrators from the rain television company called me. They said that there will be a discussion for the transfer in which I will also take part. Since I follow the story with Wavewe, and I have thoughts about the important role of this artist in world politics, I agreed. In practice, this turned out to be a scene where the presidium led by Sviblova was sitting, and the microphone to which you need to sign up.

Photo: Reuters The Turkish government appealed to the country's parliament to receive official permission to conduct military operations in Syria. The request states that the Syrian crisis threatens the national security of Turkey. On the eve of the Turkish Akchkala, the Syrian artillery shell exploded, 5 people were killed. In response to this, Türkiye opened fire on the territory of Syria, several Syrian troops were killed.

Workers of OJSC Togliattiazot (Togliatti, Samara region) at a rally on Thursday proposed to accept “hooligans from Pussy Riot” into their workforce for re-education. “The Togliattiazot team is ready to accept the hooligans from Pussy Riot after serving their sentences at their enterprise in order to re-educate these capital party girls in a healthy working atmosphere and help them become full-fledged members of society and real mothers,” says the resolution of the meeting.

Mark Zuckerberg's visit to Russia, his meeting with Dmitry Medvedev and his speech to Moscow State University students , gave rise to the idea in the minds of conspiracy-minded citizens that this visit could lead to FSB control over Facebook users. Meanwhile, all of Russia is already looking forward to the celebration of the anniversary of the President-Father.

The Dozhd TV channel began debating candidates for the Opposition Coordination Council. Although, to be honest, it’s quite difficult to call this a debate. Rather, it is more reminiscent of an express survey of election participants. The compressed format leaves a certain imprint. Probably, the performance had to be rehearsed and told like a poem in 30 seconds. My performance did not please me at all: in fact, I could have done much better. But not about that.

The court sentenced two Khabarovsk police officers accused of abuse of power and murder, the Khabarovsk Territory prosecutor's office reported on Thursday. According to the department, in August 2010, while on duty, police officers of the patrol service police regiment of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Khabarovsk Department of Internal Affairs, Alexander Teleshin and Vladimir Maslov, inflicted bodily injuries on two citizens of Uzbekistan, one of whom died as a result.

Egyptian authorities have arrested two Egyptian boys in the town of Beni Sueif for insulting Islam, local newspaper Al-Ahram reports. Both boys, 9 and 10 years old, are from Christian families, the newspaper notes. The children were arrested following a complaint from a local imam, who saw the children tearing pages of the Koran. The imam initially took the children to a local church and demanded that the priest punish them.

Photo: ITAR-TASS Leaders of 26 out of 27, parties registered in the Ministry of Justice of the elections, but not represented in the State Duma, came to an hunting series to meet with the Chairman of the Chamber Sergei Naryshkin. Some did not fundamentally appear. Including the leader of the nationalist party "Russian National Union" Sergey Baburin.

Photo: PublicPost Collage The majority of Russian residents are against deputies who combine serving the people with running a business. These are the results of a survey by the All-Russian Public Opinion Center after the case of the Socialist Revolutionary Gennady Gudkov , who lost his mandate due to entrepreneurial activity. The expulsion of the A Just Russia party deputy from the State Duma was supported by 61% of Russians; every tenth respondent reacted negatively to this.

On October 14, the elections of governors and mayors of cities in some regions of our country will be held. But the most funny elections of all on this day I will be confident in Khimki. And not because there is some kind of zoo from candidates for mayor, but for a completely different reason. I'll try to explain what. Yesterday, the Khimki administration submitted a notice of the procession and rally of the gay parade, writes Neva24 .

Photo: PublicPost Collage The shortlist for the Russian Booker Prize 2012 has become known. It includes six works: “Diary of a Suicide Woman” by Marina Akhmedova, “The Peasant and the Teenager” by Andrei Dmitriev, “Arbeit, or the Wide Canvas” by Evgeniy Popov, “Light Head” by Olga Slavnikova, “Women of Lazarus” by Maria Stepnova, “The Germans” by Alexander Terekhov .

In the case of a fire in an oil sludge processing workshop in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug, the technical director of the LLC company was detained Invest Oil, which owned the affected plant, reported Vedomosti with reference to the press service of the Investigative Committee for the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug. He is suspected under the article " Violation of safety rules at explosive objects." The investigation will seek his arrest.

Today I visited the Novosibirsk Art Gallery. Yes, I periodically go there, look, think... And today a couple of thoughts came to my mind. The first thought is degradation. When you look at European paintings of the Renaissance period or paintings of Classicism, our “Peredvizhniki” look somehow more dull in terms of technique and scrupulous rendering of details. Soviet socialist realism is already losing to the “Peredvizhniki”, and then “Modern Art” began...

The editor-in-chief of Echo of Moscow, Alexey Venediktov, said that the radio station has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. “Echo of Moscow has indeed been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize,” he wrote on his microblog on Twitter on Thursday. The Nobel Peace Prize is an award for achievements in the field of peace, awarded by the Nobel Committee in Oslo. It is awarded to both individuals and organizations, but not every year.