Monument to Boris Yeltsin in Yekaterinburg In Yekaterinburg, the activist of the unregistered party "Another Russia" Igor Schuk, I was doused with gasoline and tried to set fire to the monument to Boris Yeltsin near the Yeltsin Center. Pike was detained. He may be charged with vandalism. This was reported by representatives of another Russia. The Yeltsin Center said that the monument was not injured-they did not manage to set fire to it.

Members of the Yabloko party and civil activists on November 7, on the day of the Bolshevik revolution, held an action in Moscow in memory of the defenders of freedom and democracy. Participants in the action gathered at the building on Znamenka Street, where in 1917 the Alexander Military School was located. The officers and cadets of the school formed the basis of the detachment of volunteers who defended the Provisional Government.

Employees of the quick response service, illustrative photo On Tuesday, in several cities of Russia, evacuation was held after anonymous messages about the mining of buildings. In Moscow, around noon, rescuers brought almost two thousand people from the Olympic stadium, RIA Novosti reports . Students of several schools and gymnasiums are evacuated in Penza, and classes are suspended in Nizhny Novgorod in one of the branches of the local University of Justice.

Prisoners on the construction Mikhail Epstein is a culturologist and philosopher, the author of dozens of books, including “Great Council”, “Word and Silence”, “From Sco to Bob” - about how the revolution turns the course of history. Disputes about the nature of the Russian revolution do not subside. Was she truly socialist? Did she happen to Karl Marx or contrary to him? The answer can be found between the lines from the founders themselves, although they themselves tried to evade it.

These days, in Russia, like around the world, the events of 100 years ago, which entered Soviet history as the Great October Socialist Revolution, recall. The new Soviet state, having existed for almost 74 years, officially ceased to exist at the end of December 1991 after the resignation of the First President of the USSR Mikhail Gorbachev in connection with the formation of the Union of Independent States.

US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that the United States is ready to use the entire range of military measures to stop the possible attack of North Korea, but noted that he was focused on using "all available tools, in addition to military operations," to prevent conflict. "North Korea is a worldwide threat that requires the actions of the whole world," Trump told reporters at a joint press conference with the President of South Korea Moon Zhe.

At a rally in Sevastopol On Tuesday, the Constitutional SUD (COP) of Russia decided to carry out full -fledged judicial protection in determining the ownership of property in the annexed Crimea, the court said. Such a wording was adopted after checking the constitutionality of the law "On the features of regulation of property and land relations in the territory of the Republic of Crimea".

Veronika Skvortsova Minister of Health of the Russian Federation "23% of deaths in the world are associated with environmental pollution and other environmental and climatic factors. Thus, if we took control of the ecology, we could maintain at least 13 million people of people every year" Source: TASS True, these are current assessments The minister brought the data of the most cited in the framework of the source - a report of the World Health Organization (WHO).

Carter Page Former foreign policy adviser, US President Donald Trump, admitted during the hearing in Congress that he had contact with a senior Kremlin official Arkady Dvorkovich during a trip to Russia last year.

Destroyed trading pavilions near the metro station in Moscow The first complaint about the demolition of the so -called "self -construction" in Moscow was filed in the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). According to Interfax, the lawsuit was filed by the Creation company. The company claims that its ownership of the destroyed trading pavilion was confirmed by court decisions, and the building was destroyed without any compensation and the possibility of judicial protection.

The anthem of the Russian Federation may be banned at the Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang. Such a measure is being considered by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) as a punishment for violations of anti-doping rules by Russians at the Games in Sochi. As The New York Times reports, citing sources familiar with the situation, among other sanctions measures, the possibility of denying Russian athletes access to the opening ceremony of the Games is being considered.

Detention of activists in Moscow, November 5 In Moscow, all the participants in the readings of Adam Smith were allocated from the police department, detained on November 5 on charges of disobedience to law enforcement officials. According to the ATS-Info portal, we are talking about activists of the Vesna movement, as well as bloggers Mikhail Svetov and Mikhail Pozharsky. Their legal content in the police has expired.

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Pupils of a military school watch Putin's appeal on TV, an illustrative photo The Russian agency TASS will receive state subsidies to create a socio-political channel for children and adolescents. This was reported by RBC with reference to the text of amendments to the budget of 2018–2020. According to the publication, the amount of financing will be 70 million rubles a year.

On social networks today, quite naturally, the centenary of the October Revolution of AKA Great October Socialist Revolution. 100 years to the great breakthrough. Long live the Great October Socialist Revolution! Hooray, comrades! pic.twitter.com/wgiteexgbj - Stalin - Center (@stalincentr) November 6, 2017 On the day of the 100th anniversary of our revolution, comrades! A century passed, and the "world to the peoples" and "factories to workers" (etc.) is again relevant and topical.