In Madrid on Saturday evening, the largest gay parade in Europe was held. Hundreds of thousands of people took part in it. Trade unions and Spanish politicians went to the march for equality. Participants in the parade carried rainbow flags and slogans in support of sexual minorities. In the column, Russian tricolor and posters in support of Chechnya gays were visible. The procession lasted several hours and ended with a concert.

Ehud Olmert was the first prime minister in the history of Israel to be sent to prison. After the release, he will be obliged to be celebrated in the police twice a month until the end of the sentence, as well as participate in the work of volunteer organizations.

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The Russian musician Dolphin (Andrei Lysikov) was not allowed to speak in Kyiv because of a visit to the annexed Crimea without the permission of the Ukrainian authorities. The dolphin was detained at the airport of Kyiv. The rest of his groups were allowed to enter the territory of Ukraine. Despite the lack of Lysikov, they performed at the Atlas Weekend festival. The texts of the dolphin himself to the music were broadcast on the screen.

Russian President Vladimir Putin (in the center) and President of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov (left) July 24 expires the contract on the delimitation of powers between the Federal Center and Tatarstan. But it is still unclear whether it will be extended.

Russian avant -garde with naked eyes Lada Panova Ivan Tolstoy: The Publishing House of the Higher School of Economics in Moscow has published a 600-page book Lada Panova "Imaginary orphan: Khlebnikov and Harms in the context of Russian and European modernism." The literary critic and linguist Lada Gennadievna Panova is the author of books about Mandelstam, Alexandrian poetics Mikhail Kuzmin, the fate of Pushkin’s texts for a hundred years from the 1830s to the 1930s and many scientific articles.

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To the 130th anniversary of the Russian-American transaction (1997) Archival project "Radio Liberty this week 20 years ago." The most interesting and significant from the Archive of the Radio Freedom of twenty years ago. Incomplete story. Still living hopes. Could Russia go the other way? Did Russia lose Alaska? The program involves: Vic Fisher - professor -local historian, Nikolai Bolkhovitinov - historian, Boris Paramonov - philosopher, Stephen Langdon - anthropologist.

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Ehud Olmert The former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert left prison ahead of schedule. Olmert served the deadline for corruption. He spent 16 and a half months out of 27, now, until the end of the sentence, the former prime minister will be obliged to celebrate the police twice a month, as well as take part in the work of volunteer organizations.

In London, the unmanned vehicle flew near the run of the Gatvik airport near the runway, forced the directorate to close the strip twice for half an hour. At least two flights were redirected to another airport, BBC reports . Representatives of the airport said that the runway was first closed for nine minutes, then another five.

Memory of a sociologist, filming and film critics Daniil Dondurey - with his colleagues “The Art of Cinema” under the leadership of Daniel Dondurey as a magazine about life, society and politics. The qualities of the intellectual Daniil Dondurey: the political position of a professional, the creation of a dialogue field and solidarity, the construction of institutions and communities.

The attack occurred this morning. Three suicide bombers planned to undermine cars stuffed with explosives. Two of them managed to intercept at the entrance to the city. Cars later destroyed on the outskirts. Now the police cordoned off the place of the tragedy. No extremist group took responsibility for the attack.