Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin ordered employers from October 5 to transfer at least 30% of his employees to distance work. This is due to the increased number of cases of coronavirus, according to the website of the head of the capital. Employers will also be obliged to transfer employees over 65 years old and those who have chronic diseases to the "remote".

Alexander Sokurov comments on the tightness of the sentence to the historian Yuri Dmitriev. Questions to the film director of the RS in St. Petersburg Tatyana Voltskaya. Fragment of the program "Time of Freedom"

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Paris has accurate data that Syrian jihadists from Turkey take part in the fighting in self -proclaimed Nagorno -Karabakh. This was said to the European Union summit in Brussels by French President Emmanuel Macron. According to him, the presence of mercenaries in the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict can change the alignment of forces. Macron noted that he shared this information with the presidents of the United States and Russia.

Foreign Ministry of Russia Russia applied to the Technical Secretariat of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCO) with a proposal to send specialists to the country to clarify the circumstances of what happened with the opposition Alexei Navalny. This was stated by the Russian Foreign Ministry. "We count on productive cooperation with the specified specialized international structure in order to clarify very ambiguous circumstances of what happened," the department said.

Pavel Chikov The head of the international human rights group "Agora" Pavel Chikov nominated his candidacy for the post of judge of the European Court of Human Rights from Russia. This happened after the Russian Ministry of Justice published an official notice of the competition for the selection of candidates for the relevant position.