Memory of Boris Dubin.

American Matthew Miller was sentenced to DPRK to six years of hard forced work. As reported on Sunday, the Central Telegraph Agency of the DPRK (CST), Miller found guilty of hostile actions in relation to North Korea.

At what age can you deal with science? What is the difference between a children's audience and a student what topics are interested in modern schoolchildren? We discuss these issues in the “Cool Close-up of Freedom” with a researcher at the Timiryazev Bogical Museum Nadezhda Pantyulina, architect Yaroslav Kovalchuk, editor of the Pink Giraffe Publishing House and PR-director of the University of Children project Ekaterina Rogozhnikova.

On Monday, September 15, the International Conference on the situation in Iraq with the participation of regular members of the UN Security Council, Iraq and neighboring states, several other countries of the region, as well as the UN and League of the Arab states will be held in Paris.

Three girls were detained at the polling station in the center of Moscow, who divided and interfered with voting, Alexei Shlenov, deputy chairman of the Moscow City School of Mosgorisbirkoma, said at a press conference. "Three girls, including citizens of Ukraine, were detained and delivered to the Department of Internal Affairs of the Tagansky district," said Shlenov. He specified that this happened at the polling station number 105, located on the Kotelnicheskaya embankment.

In the east of Ukraine, the headquarters of the Operations of Government forces against the separatists recorded the shelling of the military positions near the village of Popasnaya and the Donetsk airfield, UNIAN reports. On Saturday, information was received about attempts by pro -Russian separatists to storm the Donetsk airfield and make a breakthrough from the village of Panteleimonovka. The military held their positions, reports the headquarters of the special operation.

Radio correspondent Freedom visited the press center of "Observers of St. Petersburg."

In Moscow, a producer chief and the leading rain TV channel Ksenia Batanov were beaten. This was announced by the channel. In the evening, two unknown people approached Ksenia when she approached her house in Milyutinsky Lane, and inflicted more than ten blows on her face. When the journalist lost consciousness, the attackers took off her earrings and took the mobile phone. According to her, the criminals did not say anything.

"The turnout in the elections passing today, within the framework of a single voting day, exceeds the indicators of previous elections by an average of 2-3 percent," Deputy Chairman of the CEC Leonid Ivlev told reporters. Polling stations have opened today in almost all Russian regions - they do not vote only in Ingushetia.

In the picture: Minister of Defense of Ukraine Valery Geletey The Minister of Defense of Ukraine Valery Geletey said that Ukraine began to receive weapons in accordance with the agreements that were reached at the NATO summit in Wales, but has no right to call the exact types of weapons and the country of its origin. As the UNIAN correspondent reports, Gelets said about this on Sunday at a briefing.

In Sweden today, parliamentary elections. According to polls among voters, after an eight-year break and the board of the legal entities, social democrats may return to power. The latter had never before, since 1920, have been in opposition for such a long time. It is the Social Democrats who attribute the merits in the construction of the "state of universal well-being" in Sweden, and their stay in power is called the "norm" for Swedish politics.

Chebureks instead of elections Many Crimean Tatars boycotted the elections held in Crimea for the first time after its annexation by Russia On September 14, elections to the local authorities and the State Council of the Republic of Crimea were held in Crimea. The representative body of the Crimean Tatar people - Medzhlis - called for the boycott of these elections: not to go to polling stations and not run for lists.

Employees of the coast guard reported the salvation of about a hundred people from the victim last Saturday the crash in the central part of the Philippines of the passenger ferry. At least two people became victims of the tragedy. In the crash area, a search and rescue operation continues. How many passengers and crew members were on board are unknown. Officially there were 84 of them. The ferry, emerging from the port of Liloan, in the province of West Leyte, sank in a storm.

Candidates from the ruling "United Russia" win the elections during the passing single voting day. This follows from preliminary results in some regions. The organizers of the elections in the Primorsky Territory claim that the acting governor Vladimir Miklushevsky - from United Russia gained 77 percent of the vote after the vote count. In the Altai Territory, Alexander Karlin received 75 percent of the vote. I.O.

According to ectes in elections to the parliamentary elections in Sweden, the Social-Democratic Workers Party, the Left Party and the Environmental Protection Party win. According to these data, the left coalition gained about 45 percent. The ruling right -centric alliance is gaining 40 percent. For the first time, the Feminist initiative, which gained 4 percent, took place in Ricksdag for the first time.