The President of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov fired the Minister of Internal Affairs Iskander Mulikov, removed him from the government meeting, lowered him to the major and deprived all state awards. This was reported by the Turkmen Service Radio Liberty - Radio Azatlyk and gives a video of resignation. An indicative dismissal occurred after the report of the Prosecutor General of Turkmenistan Batyr Atdaev.

In Munich, a Russian was detained on Tuesday evening, who conducted a picket against police arbitrariness from his country's consulate. This was reported by "OTD-Info" with reference to a friend of the detainee. According to the portal, the Russian citizen is called Victor. On the Facebook page, which is supposedly belongs to him, the name Vectorovich and the hometown of Kaluga are indicated. There is also a post on the detention of Victor marked that his student writes.

In the suburbs, Oleg Zhukov, Lieutenant Colonel of the Federal Fire Service Odintsov. This was announced by the Telegram channel "Mash", the death of the employee confirmed " Interfax " in the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia. According to the source of the TASS agency, the 40-year-old fireman was under investigation in the fraud case. According to Masha, a case of violations during the purchase of fire equipment was initiated against him, but later it was closed.

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Marina Abramovich The artist Marina Abramovich came to Belgrade with a retrospective exhibition "Cleaner". This is the first exhibition Abramovich in the Balkans after she left Yugoslavia 44 years ago. “It’s not scary to jump and take off. You can jump from a skyscraper, if you want. The danger is that you will have to touch the earth. 44 years ago, when I left Yugoslavia, I jumped. Since then I have been flying all the time.

In Elista, protests on the appointment of the mayor of the city Dmitry Trapeznikov, who previously temporarily acted as the head of the so -called Donetsk People’s Republic, continue.

A survey of passers -by on the streets of Moscow

The trilateral contact group in Minsk to resolve the armed conflict in the east of Ukraine, on October 1, agreed on the final text of the Steinmeier formula by resolving the conflict in the Donbass. This formula applies primarily to the elections in the Donbass and the status of the territories of Donetsk and Lugansk regions that are not controlled by Ukraine now, it is named after the current president of Germany, the last head of the German Foreign Ministry Franca-Walter Steinmeier.

In Prague evening, on Tuesday at the age of 80, the Czech pop singer Karel Gott died. This was reported to the CHC agency by his relatives. In mid -September, the singer said that he was undergoing treatment for acute leukemia. Karel Gott is one of the most popular Czech pop artists of the last decades. He gained wide fame in the 1960s. Then he became popular in a number of other countries, including in the USSR and in Germany.

Sociologist Polina Aronson and psychologist Marina Travkova: How to survive in the world of fading emotions? For millennia, love has been the driving force of society and culture, but today, in the era of postmodern, it is no longer the meaning of life. Sociologists, anthropologists, sexologists talk about the crisis of love and relationships. Capitalism, the Internet and the illusion of an endless choice erode human relations.

Release of video novations Radio Liberty and TV channel Present

For millennia, love has been the driving force of society and culture, but today, in the era of postmodern, it is no longer the meaning of life. What did capitalism, the Internet and the illusion of an endless choice turned into relations? What will happen to society, family and individual in the world where the end of love has come? Program guests: Polina Aronson, sociologist, editor of the Opendemocracy Russi and Marina Travkova portal, psychologist, systemic family psychotherapist.

Svetlana Prokopyeva The Human Rights Council under the President of Russia filed a statement addressed to the prosecutor of the Pskov region Sergey Belov, in which he demanded to terminate the criminal case against journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva. It is reported by RBC. The HRC refers to the conclusion of the guild of expert linguists on documentation and information disputes, which states that Prokopyeva’s statements on Echo of Moscow do not contain signs of justification of terrorism.

In the United States, a group of senators led by Republican Marco Rubio and Democrat Ben Cardin called for new sanctions against Russia due to the persecution of opposition and violation of human rights. The corresponding appeal was sent to the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the head of the Ministry of Finance Steven Mnuchin. Restrictions are proposed to be introduced as part of the Magnitsky Act.

The story with the mass dismissal of children's oncologists received wide publicity. Almost 30 doctors from the Blokhin Moscow Institute of Children's Oncology said they were ready to quit in protest against the unimportant working conditions and the arbitrariness of the authorities. Following the doctors, the parents of cancer patients recorded a critical video message. They supported doctors and launched a petition, which was signed by tens of thousands of people.