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The Supreme Court of Russia will check whether the decision to permanently establish summer time in the country was legal. The appeal committee will discuss this issue on June 13. On March 26, the Supreme Court rejected the application of social activists who asked to cancel the transition to “summer” time. Then the social activists filed an appeal. Maternity time was introduced in the USSR in 1930; it was one hour ahead of global standard time.

Photo: Reuters The welfare state is often criticized today. Spending significant amounts of money on welfare benefits—benefits for non-working citizens—looks exorbitant. It is believed that this leads to an excessive burden on the working population, to irrational spending of budget funds, and the emergence of entire social groups of dependents who sit on the neck of the state for generations and lose all skills for work.

In Moscow, city hall employee Alexander Smirnov was fired, who at the end of February told Afisha magazine about his sexual orientation. Upon his dismissal, he was paid four salaries as compensation for silence, Smirnov himself said in an interview with Yopolis . “My silence was valued at four salaries, and I went nowhere, promising not to give interviews on the topic of dismissal...

And again a story that begins with the words “A man came to the museum of the Sakharov Center...” And again an elderly visitor stood in front of one of the exhibition stands. He stood there for a long time and... confused. He came to us with a question that had been tormenting him for several decades, but he couldn’t find an answer with us either. The stand is dedicated to the history of the camp uprisings that swept through the Gulag after the death of Stalin.

12 people were injured in a fire at the Okhotny Ryad station in the Moscow metro, Interfax reports. “As of 09:45 Moscow time, twelve people sought medical help, including one passenger who was hospitalized,” the National Center for Crisis Management of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation told Interfax. Fifteen people, including two children, sought medical help after the fire in the metro, sources in medical circles said.

Today, at about twelve o'clock in the afternoon, I suddenly felt like Putin. Well, just a little bit. I was driving along the Koltsovskaya highway from the IEC (International Exhibition Center) to Yekaterinburg, and suddenly I realized that something was wrong. There are no cars ahead, an empty road. No one is overtaking me, and no one is visible in the mirror. No one. It's a strange feeling. On this highway there is traffic at night as during the day, but here it is empty.

Deputy of the St. Petersburg Legislative Assembly Vitaly Milonov developed a bill limiting the production and sale of products containing trans fats. The draft amendments to the Federal Law “On the Quality and Safety of Food Products” have already been approved by the St. Petersburg parliament in the first reading, and they are now being proposed for consideration by colleagues from the State Duma.

According to statistics announced last week by the Investigative Committee, 730 children and teenagers committed suicide in Russia in 2012—19 more than in 2011. In just the last two years, more than 2.5 thousand teenagers have tried to die. Alexander Bastrykin stated that “illegal distribution of products containing information that encourages children to commit actions that pose a threat to their life or health, or suicide” will be subject to criminal penalties.

Ksenia Sobchak was not allowed to attend the St. Petersburg Economic Forum as a journalist. “I was denied accreditation (!) as a Dozhd journalist at the St. Petersburg forum. The official wording is “by decision of the organizing committee,” the TV presenter wrote on Twitter. “And the only one of all (!) journalists was rejected! Is this normal, in general? What kind of “organizing committee decision” is this???" - Sobchak was indignant . St.

As human rights activist Igor Sazhin reported: “Yesterday evening, neo-Nazis of Syktyvkar hung large stickers (40 cm) on the doors of the apartments of five members of the Memorial CPC: “A foreign agent lives here.” The relatives of human rights activists are scared, because the Nazis hung them on apartments where the human rights activists themselves did not live, and their parents live.

Photo: RIA Novosti On the morning of Wednesday, June 5, a fire broke out in the Moscow metro at the Okhotny Ryad station. Data on casualties vary; the preliminary cause of the fire is technical. More than 4 thousand people were evacuated from several stations. 18:50 PublicPost Due to the increased intervals between trains on the Sokolnicheskaya Line during the evening rush hour, the stations are overcrowded and people have difficulty moving. Park of Culture .

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Despite the widespread prejudice against virtual flirting, the study found that marriages between couples who met online were no less stable than regular ones. The study , organized by the online dating service eHarmony, covered almost 20 thousand people who got married between 2005 and 2012. About 35% of them met their other half through the Internet - by the way, this figure turned out to be more than through mutual friends, at work or at school, combined.