For more than five years, a craft revolution has come to Russia - the emergence of small independent breweries and original varieties. How does a beer culture change in the country, and will beer turn from a mass drink into a product for connoisseurs?

In the Moscow district of Kuntsevo, the inhabitants of five -story buildings that fell under demolition do not want to move to a new house. Muscovites say that the new building is not ready and is not much different from the old Khrushchevs. Representatives of the construction company promise to eliminate deficiency.

The jury in New York recognized the head of the Mexican drug cartel “Sianola” Joaquin Gusman to guilty of all ten points of charge, including the sale of cocaine and heroin, illegal storage of weapons and laundering of money. Cartel "Sianola", according to the case file, settled hundreds of tons of drugs in the United States. The 61-year-old gusman named El Chapo ("Shorty") is threatened with a lifelong conclusion. The trial of it will last almost three months.

Sergey Sharov-Delon The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ordered Russia to pay five thousand euros of compensation to human rights activist Sergei Sharov-Delon and the chief editor of the "Daily Journal" Alexander Ryklin, detained on the third anniversary of events in Bolotnaya Square in May 2012. The court, published on the website of the ECHR, drew attention to the OVD-Info.

The most interesting of our common past. Incomplete story. Unjust wounds. Still live hopes. Could Russia go the other way? Radio Liberty this week 20 years ago. Archive project. Ivan Tolstoy chooses from our ether still relevant and turned out to be eternal.

The release of the United States and Russia from an agreement on the elimination of medium and smaller missiles (RSMD) will lead to destabilization of the world strategic situation, a new arms race, and more randomness and unpredictability of world policy. This was announced in his column in the newspaper Vedomosti by the former president of the USSR Mikhail Gorbachev. It was Gorbachev in 1987, together with US President, Ronald Reagan, signed the RSMD agreement.

Due to bad weather, 43 flights were detained and canceled at the airports of Moscow. According to the Yandex.Secrament service , 11 flights were detained in Vnukovo, three flights were detained in Domodedov, 18 were canceled. 11 flights were detained in Sheremetyevo. During the night in Moscow, almost a third of the monthly rainfall fell. According to the forecast of the Ministry of Emergencies, until the middle of Wednesday in Moscow, wet snow will go, ice is possible in some places.

The journalist of the Tomsk television company TV-2 Victoria Muchnik won the Russian state in the European Court of Human Rights. They admitted that she was illegally accused of an administrative offense and was fined 20 thousand rubles for participating in single pickets against the closure of the television company. The court found that the authorities violated the rights of the Mushnik to freedom to peacefully extend their opinion.

The entrepreneur Vladimir Gusinsky, who left Russia in 2000, abandoned the political struggle with Vladimir Putin and to attempts to regain control of the NTV channel in exchange for the right to conduct business in the country. This allowed his companies to become one of the largest series of series for Russian channels and earn, according to various estimates, from 172 to 529 million dollars. Such allegations are contained in the investigation of the Project.

The New Times magazine appealed to the Supreme Court a fine of a publication of 22 million 280 thousand rubles and a penalty of 30 thousand rubles from the editor -in -chief Yevgenia Albats. According to lawyer Vadim Prokhorov, representing the interests of the magazine in the courts, whether the Supreme Court will consider the case within two weeks. Earlier, The New Times rejected the Mosgorsud. Evgenia Albats said then that she was going to reach the European Court of Human Rights.

In the United States, resort-republican Lindsay Graham and Democrat Senator Robert Menendes prepared a project of new sanctions against Russia. The restrictions concern the likely intervention of Moscow in the elections in other countries, as well as in connection with the situation in Ukraine. Possible restrictions will affect a number of Russian banks, energy companies and the Russian sovereign debt service system, writers writes .

President Philippine Rodrigo Duterte The Philippine journalist Maria RESU was detained in the manila in the office of the Rappler Internet publication she headed, which has repeatedly criticized the head of state Rodrigo Duterte. The RESSA herself calls the accusations against her “Cybercland” by an attempt by the authorities to stop the publication, reports the BBC. The journalist was detained by employees of the National Bureau of Investigations.

In Pskov, employees of the Investigative Committee of Russia and the Center for Combating Extremism came to the office of the local branch of the Yabloko party. This was reported by the Radio Liberty correspondent. The deputy of the Pskov Regional Assembly from Yabloko Lev Schlosberg demanded from law enforcement officers a separate court order for a search. However, they continued the inspection of the premises. Police took the hard drives of computers and documentation.

NATO defense ministers at a meeting in Brussels, February 13, 2018 In Brussels, a meeting of the Minister of Defense of NATO countries ended. The main topic of the discussion was world security after the final exit of the United States and Russia from an agreement on medium and shorter missiles, Radio Liberty correspondent reports. All 29 NATO countries came to the conclusion that Russian missiles pose a threat to Europe.

For more than five years, a craft revolution has come to Russia - the emergence of small independent brewery and original varieties. How does a beer culture change in the country, and will beer turn from a mass drink into a product for connoisseurs?