Is it possible that Stockholm Syndrome spread to an entire country? For the first time, this concept was introduced by journalist Niels Beyerot in 1973, describing the condition in which there are people captured hostage. Later, the term began to be used in the description of relations in the family, but what if its potential coverage is wider than it seems? More recently, Alexei Navalny once again escaped imprisonment, having received a conditional term.

Participants in the action against the speeches of Pegida in Dresden December 22 The Minister of Justice of Germany Haiko Mas called for activists of the organization of Pegid, which opens against the Islamization of Europe, to cancel the next demonstration in Dresden on Monday.

More than 4 million people went on Sunday to the streets of Paris and other cities of France on the march of unity in order to honor the memory of the victims of terrorist attacks in the French capital this week. Solidarity shares in connection with terrorist attacks in Paris were held on Sunday around the world, in London, Madrid, Cairo, Sydney, Tokyo.

Alexander Garin Alexander Garin-about the fall into stupidity, the 19th century, the farm luck of the leader and the pedagogical process In 2014, Russia, as a result of a conflict with Ukraine, which led to international sanctions and economic crisis, was in confrontation with the West, reminiscent of a Cold War.

The flag of the Islamic State group In the city of Dinslavken, in West Germany, a suspect was arrested yesterday of belonging to the radical group of the Islamic State. A search was carried out in his apartment. As expected, he will be against the trial today, where he will be charged. The DPA agency reports that a 24-year-old man named Nils D (the full name of the suspect is not given) is not involved in any specific plans to carry out terrorist attacks.

A bus burned after a collision with oil equipment, Karachi, January 11, 2015 At least 57 people were killed near the Pakistani city of Karachi today, including women and children. After the collision, both cars lit up. Doctors say that the number of dead may increase, since many remains are completely burned and mixed. Because of this, it will be possible to identify victims only with the help of DNA tests, doctors note.

In Hamburg, the police detained two young people suspected of attacking the editorial office of the Hamburger Morgenpost newspaper, which reprinted the caricature from the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. On Sunday night, unknown people threw stones and a bottle with an incendiary mixture at the editorial window. According to law enforcement agencies, several folders with documents in the archive room burned down. No one was injured. The fire managed to quickly put out.

In Moscow on Manezhnaya Square yesterday, during traditional Saturdays of single pickets, two civilian activists were detained - Vladimir Ionov and Mark Halperin. According to OVD-Info , Ionov held a poster with the inscription Je Suis Charlie ("I-Charlie" during the detention. Activists were delivered to the Yakimanka police department and were released after drawing up the protocols.

More than a million people and dozens of world leaders went on Sunday to the streets of Paris in memory of the victims of terrorist attacks in France.

Artist Ivan Semesyuk, "Freedom or Death" Freedom in the art club "Bacteria", Kyiv, Podol. A joint project of Ukrainian and Russian Radio Liberty services. What should be the new modern Ukrainian art? Maidan and war. Sotsart and neorealism, modern and archaic, the world of Soviet man and the aesthetics of the Dnipropetrovsk landing. The new Middle Ages, the “conductor of the revolution”, pacifism and social responsibility of the artist. Ukraine between Russia and Europe: new artistic mythology.

Top view of the procession in Paris Over one and a half million people, including about 40 world leaders, went on Sunday to the march of unity in Paris to honor the memory of the victims of terrorist attacks in the French capital this week . The shares were attended by relatives of 17 victims of attacks, carried out, according to the investigation, by three radical Islamists.

The release is dedicated to the life and the work of the younger Chukovskaya - a literary critic and the publisher who died on January 3 in Moscow. A large biographical conversation recorded in 2011 sounds.