Why, in order to get asylum in Russia, you need to sue? Maryana Torocheshnikova: The UN Supreme Commissioner for Refugees, Amnesty International and a number of other international human rights organizations declare that for the first time since the Second World War, the number of refugees exceeded 50 million people. In anticipation of World Refugees, approved by the UN General Assembly in 2000, we are talking about the situation with refugees in Russia and the world.

How do they live? Tell Alexander Golts, Konstantin Mashovets, Natalia Shavshukova, Arthur Asafiev.

Battle of Waterloo, June 18, 1815 Politics and psychology of dictatorship: from Waterloo to Donbass On Thursday, June 18, 200 years from the day of the battle of Waterloo - the last major battle of the era of the revolutionary and Napoleonic wars , which France - at first the republic, then the empire, led with its many opponents for almost a quarter century, from 1792 to 1815.

Geremeyev - a relative of a member of the Federation Council from Chechnya Suleiman Geremeyev and State Duma deputy Adam Delimkhanov Law enforcement agencies put on the wanted list Ruslan Geremeyev, a former officer of the Chechen battalion "North", suspected of involvement in the murder of politician Boris Nemtsov.

US Secretary of State believes that an increase in the number of Russian intercontinental nuclear missiles will be a “step back” US Secretary of State John Kerry expressed anxiety on Tuesday regarding Russia's plans to add 40 intercontinental ballistic missiles to his nuclear arsenal. “We have a START agreement, and we are trying to move in the opposite direction,” John Kerry said during a press briefing, adding that such a step in Moscow will be a step backward, causing concern.

The correspondent of Novaya Gazeta was expelled from Donetsk. In Kaliningrad, activists who hung the German flag on the FSB garage are released in Kaliningrad. The Central Bank of Greece threatens the country's exit not only from the Eurozone, but also from the European Union.

The journalist of Novaya Gazeta Pavel Kanygin tells how he was arrested, beaten and expelled from the DPR In Donetsk, on Tuesday, the correspondent of Novaya Gazeta Pavel Kanygin was detained, and then expelled to Russia . Before the expulsion of Kanygin, one of the employees of the "Ministry of State Security" of the self -proclaimed "Donetsk People’s Republic" struck him in the face, and the journalist at that moment was chained into handcuffs.

White Tiger, biting a man in the center of Tbilisi, June 17, 2015 The White Tiger, who escaped from the menagerie, attacked the worker when he, together with the group of employees, examined the warehouse of industrial goods near the Square of Heroes in the center of Tbilisi The tiger, which disappeared from the Tbilisi zoo during a flood in the Georgian capital, to death, bite a man at the central square of the heroes, where the beast was hiding in the territory of one of the warehouses.

Medinsky is ready to feed the culture Blooming complexity of modern Russian culture Passions around the "Law on oblivion" are boiling, including because the Internet remains one of the last oases of relatively free communication - not only on political topics, Ekaterina Shulman in "Vedomosti" writes about the important role of social networks in the formation of civil society - while the state is in touch, society on the network, they say, is self -organized: People who feel part of the social

Peter Siyyarto Since the second half of 2014, the number of migrants arriving in Hungary sharply increased, mainly across its border with Serbia The authorities of Hungary announced the intention to build a wall along the border with Serbia in order to prevent the flow of illegal migrants .

Suleiman Demirel Demirel served five times the prime minister from 1965 to 1993 and was twice removed from power by the military In Ankara, at the age of 90, the former Turkish President Suleiman Demirel died. According to doctors, he died in a hospital, where he was treated due to inflammation of the respiratory tract. Demirel served five times the prime minister from 1965 to 1993 and was twice removed from power by the military. From 1993 to 2000, Suleiman Demirel was president of the country.

Donetsk artist Sergei Zakharov was captured by pro -Russian separatists only because with the help of caricatures he criticized their orders. After the release from the monthly imprisonment, he was forced to leave his native Donetsk and is now making a tour of the galleries of the world, showing performances and graphics.