Another step has been taken in the direction that is extremely inspired by some, while others are also frightened by the genetic modification of a person. Last week, the Nature magazine published an article describing a successful experiment to edit a mutation in the DNA of the human embryo. Researchers managed to correct the error in the MyBPC3 gene on the 11th chromosome-this mutation in many cases leads to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, an incurable hereditary disease.

Lost Moscow Semen Faybisovich Sergey Medvedev: Today we will talk about the archeology of Moscow, to remove the cultural layer with the help of the artist Semen Faybisovich, the exhibition of which was opened in former sample warehouses , and now the Moscow Museum. Let's see the plot of our correspondent Anton Smirnov . Repeat of the Program of February 5, 2017 Anton Smirnov: An exhibition was held by the Faybisovich Semyon "Moscow My" in the Moscow Museum.

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On the 60th anniversary of the creation of a group of post-war art avant-garde in Moscow. Critics of Milen Orlov and Alexander Obukhov, writers Ivan Akhmetyev and Alexander Makarov-Korotkov.

In Russia, from August 6, 2015, about 17 thousand tons of products imported from countries that fell under the Russian food embargo were destroyed, Rosselkhoznadzor said. Most of all, plant products were destroyed - 16.4 thousand tons. Livestock products are disposed of about 500 tons. In just two years of this measure, 17.135 thousand tons of sanctions products were detained: 16.524 thousand tons of plant and 611 tons of livestock products.

In Moscow, the first national memorial to victims of political repression will be established in Russia In Moscow, the first national memorial to victims of political repression will be established in Russia. The so -called "wall of sorrow" will appear at the intersection of Academician Sakharov Avenue and Garden Ring. While the monument is covered with a special canvas. It will officially open it at the end of October - on the day of memory of victims of political repression.

Alexey Navalny The leader of the Russian opposition Alexei Navalny evaluates 50 percent of the opportunity to be killed for statements against President Vladimir Putin. This was said by Navalny in an interview with the American television channel CBS, whose fragments appeared on the Internet on August 5.

US Vice President Mike Pence US Vice President Mike Pence denied the assumption that it would run for president in the election in 2020. On August 6, the Pence called the "absolutely false", "shameful and offensive" published by The New York Times an article on the "shadow campaign", which some Republicans supposedly begin, preparing for the future presidential elections.

The political activist Stanislav Egorov beaten in late July in Voronezh is still in the hospital with fractures of the nose, jaw and legs. Radio Liberty managed to talk with Egorov and ask him about what happened, possible ill -wishers and the effectiveness of single pickets. Stanislav is 68 years old. He leads several microblogs on the Internet, where he posts documents, denouncing the riots and injustice in the country.

The troops of Syrian President Bashar al -Assad captured the last stronghold of the Islamic State terrorist group (prohibited in Russia) in the province of Homs. The city of Al-Sukhna, located about 70 kilometers north-east of the famous ancient city of Palmyra, became the last on the way to the city of Deir Ezer, where the government garrison lasted under the siege of jihadists since the beginning of 2015.

What areas of activity do young entrepreneurs prefer, are there any prospects for commerce in Russia and whether it is possible to start a business without money Tamara Lyalenkova : On the air "Born after the USSR", a program about what traditions youth inherit from the past, and what awaits us in the future. Svyatoslav Alice : You can listen to and see the discussion on the Radio Liberty website and on the Current Medical channel.

In Yakutsk, an action was held in defense of the Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov, sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment on charges of terrorism. According to Maria Alekhina, a former Pussy Riot group, on a bridge over Lake Saysara, reported on a bridge over the Free SentSov (“Freedom Sentsov”) on her Facebook. On both sides of stretching, activists in balaclavas lit blue and red smoke bombs. Video promotions are posted on the Alekhina page. According to her, the Yakut colony No.

Roosevelt's backstage adviser - Moscow Agent 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?