The polemic around Alexei Navalny and his political prospects fits largely into the European context. After all, Europe, together with a socio-economic crisis, is experiencing a rise in protest moods and mass movements-the recent blockade of the Bulgarian parliament again reminded of this. In most cases, dissatisfied put forward leaders who become simultaneously organizers and protest symbols. Where do these people come from? Why do they manage to win the trust of numerous supporters?

In the north of Afghanistan, an attempt was made today to attempt on the Governor of the province of Samangan Hirullah Anosh. The attackers remotely activated the explosive device when the official went to work. According to the authorities, the governor and three of his bodyguards received slight injuries. The Taliban took responsibility for the attack.

In the capital of Somalia, Mogadisho on Saturday, an explosion occurred near the building in which employees of the Turkish embassy live. According to the police, the suicide bomber in a mined car crashed into the gate in front of the house. At least one local resident, as well as the militant himself, died. Responsibility for the terrorist attack took upon itself the Ash Shabaab group associated with al-Qaeda.

In the Republic of Altai, a policeman was detained who, in a state of intoxication in a personal car, shot down a woman. The victim is hospitalized. This is reported by Interfax. The driver disappeared from the scene, but was later detained. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the policeman will be dismissed from the internal affairs bodies, his direct managers will be brought to disciplinary liability.

Inappropriate painting "Koliivshchina: The Last Judgment" To the celebrations on the occasion of the 1025th anniversary of the baptism of Rus', the exhibition “Exhibition” great and majestic ”that opened in the Kiev Arsenal“ Exhibition ”was timed to the Kiev. One of its exhibits was to be a huge wall-based painting in the style of the street art of the Kyiv artist Vladimir Kuznetsov "Koliivshchina: The Last Court".

Snowden has been in the transit zone of the Sheremetyevo Airport for more than a month Russia cannot give the United States a former contractor of the American intelligence services of Edward Snowden due to the lack of the term "forced return" in the international law. The press service of the Ministry of Justice of Russia notes that the term “return” in Russian legislation and practice applies, as a rule, to the voluntary entry of persons from abroad to the country whose citizens they are.

William Browner The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs requires Interpol explanations in connection with a refusal to search and arrest the head of the British Hermitage Capital. This was reported on the website of the department. Earlier, the Russian bureau of Interpol sent a request to the General Secretariat of the Organization on the announcement of William Brauder on the international wanted list.

Train crashes In Spain, dozens of victims during the crash of a train in the Galician region last Wednesday remain in hospitals in serious condition. The bodies of the three dead are still not identified. In total, 78 people became the victims of the disaster, about 180 were injured. The 52-year-old Francisco Garson, officially taken into custody, was injured on Saturday, was taken to a police station from the hospital, where he was placed with a slight wound.

In the Republic of Komi on Saturday, contacting with a small L-200 aircraft, which conducted a monitoring of a forest firewall. The plane completed the task in the Izhemsky district, but at the established time did not get in touch. Later, the search group found the L-200 in the taiga completely charred. The two people who were on board survived. It is reported that their condition is satisfactory. The circumstances of the accident are clarified.

Demonstration of opponents of Mohammed Mursi on Tahrir Square In Cairo this morning, at least 30 supporters of the Muslim Brothers were killed in the clashes, and about 170 more were injured. According to a representative of the movement, security forces opened fire on the participants of the demonstration in support of the Muslim Brothers. The riots occurred near the Rabaa al-Adaui mosque, near which the Islamists conduct a sedentary protest.

Clashes in Cairo In Cairo this morning, in clashes between security forces and supporters of the displaced President Mohammed Mursi, according to the latest data, more than a hundred people were injured, over a thousand were injured. Such data are given by the BBC with reference to the doctors of the field hospital at the Rabaa Al-Adaviya mosque, where supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood movement hold a sedentary strike demanding that the presidential powers of Mursi.

Historian and priest, leading Radio Freedom Radio "Between Vera and Belief" ykrotov@yahoo.com

A woman mourns her father who died in the war. Memorial cemetery in Pyongyang, July 25, 2013 July 27 marks sixty years since the end of the war on the Korean Peninsula. This was the first major military conflict of the second half of the twentieth century, only America lost 34,000 soldiers killed in it; The losses of her South Korean allies exceeded American times.

Francisco Jose Garson In Spain, the driver of the train crashed on Wednesday, was charged with unconducting murder. This was announced on Saturday by the Minister of Internal Affairs of Spain Jorge Fernandez Diaz. The 52-year-old Francisco Jose Garzon is accused of excess speed-as already reported, at the entrance to the city of Santiago, the train was driving at a speed twice as much as permitted in this section of the road. On Saturday, Garson was taken to the police station for interrogation.