The Kremlin agreed with the trade unions to open the lid and release the “pension steam”. And also: the country is inherited by the country. In the studio Semyon Novoprudsky and Gleb Cherkasov.

Maxim Topilin Minister of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation "From retirement in 2017, more than 50% of pensioners continue to work" Source: Russian newspaper Yes, but ...

New old Kremlin appointments The trade unions are instructed to release steam from under the pension cover. They will arrange controlled protests. So the Vedomosti believes. What other "reforms" happen to the noise of the World Cup-18? In the studio, journalists Gleb Cherkasov and Semyon Novoprudsky. Elena Rykovtseva: There are several different events. Firstly, everything fell with Putin, Medvedev, confidence fell because of the pension pieces that they arranged right during the World Cup.

The US Supreme Court ruled on June 22 that data on the location of the owner of a mobile phone cannot be received by government services without a search warrant. This verdict became the victory of supporters of the inviolability of private life, notes the Voice of America.

Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov, convicted in Russia for 20 years on charges of preparing the attack, refused to write a petition for pardon to President Vladimir Putin. This was reported by the Interfax agency with reference to the lawyer Sentsov Dmitry Dinze. According to the lawyer, his ward practically does not get up due to problems with the kidneys and heart.

Valentin Yumashev with his wife Tatyana, daughter of Boris Yeltsin Vladimir Putin appointed the former head of the Yeltsin administration, Valentin Yumashev, his adviser on a voluntary basis. The corresponding order is published on the Kremlin website. The son -in -law of the First President of Russia Boris Yeltsin Valentin Yumashev headed his administration from 1997 to 1998.

The critical attitude of Vakhtang Kikabidze to the USSR and modern Russia, it seems, should no longer be a secret for anyone. However, a fresh interview with the artist of the German Wave still splashed oil into the fire: - When the Soviet Union broke up, how did you react to this? - Very delighted. Even set the table. The guys sat, walked and got drunk very much then, I remember. Such unusual stories told all related to this event.

Ukrainian activist Vladimir Balukh (archive photo) Ukrainian activist Vladimir Balukh, convicted of storage of ammunition and explosives, strengthens a hunger strike in one of the investigative insulators of the Crimea annexed by Russia. He refuses crackers and is going to eat only water. This was reported by the site "15 minutes" with reference to the lawyer Baluha Olga Dinze.

Minister of Culture of Russia Vladimir Medinsky The head of the Russian Ministry of Culture does not consider it necessary to reform the system of state financing of theatrical groups because of the "Seventh Studio". In an interview with RBC, Vladimir Medinsky said that the case of Kirill Serebrennikov and his colleagues is not related to the state financing system and that the problem is the "Reporting and conscientiousness system".

At the 93rd year of life in the United States, poet Naum Korzhavin died. He was born in 1925 in Kyiv, in 1945 he entered the Literary Institute. In 1947 he was arrested and sent to Siberia. In 1951 - 1954 he was serving a link in Karaganda. In 1956 he was rehabilitated, began to publish poetry in magazines. In the second half of the 1960s, he advocated "prisoners of conscience." This led to a ban on the publication of his works.

Alexander (surgeon) Zaydastanov The monument to participants in the Great Patriotic War, which was ordered by the patriotic biker club "Night Wolves", opened the day before in Ulyanovsk, will be redone due to mistakes in the inscription. Biker Surgeon opened a monument to participants in the Great Patriotic War in Ulyanovsk.

What did human rights activists, lawyers and civil activists discuss this week? Due to the scandal around the behavior of fans at the World Cup, the Central Place this week was taken by the topic of sexual harassment. According to some studies, during the World Cups, the number of cases of rough physical violence against women sharply increases. Today in the world record since the end of World War II, the number of refugees: by the end of last year it exceeded 68 million.

How did the children of migrants prevail in the confrontation with the US president? Can the market provide the key to solving the problem of migration? Is there a great resettlement of peoples on the horizon? We are discussing these and other issues with Ilya Shapiro, law for the Katon Washington Institute, Larisa Tenberg, an immigration lawyer in Philadelphia, and Mikhail Burnstat, an economist, and a researcher at the Guver Institute.

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