The Moscow Metro received 42 lawsuits from his former employees dismissed after registration on the Freedom Navalny website, Open Media reports . The courts will begin consideration of applications on June 16. The plaintiffs demand to restore them at work, as well as compensate them for moral damage. The amounts of the required compensations vary from 30 to 100 thousand rubles.

Dmitry Bykov, 02/04/2012 In 2019, when writer Dmitry Bykov was urgently hospitalized in Ufa, assumptions were already expressed that he was poisoned, but then they were still very timid, they were clearly not divided by most. But this version has a serious reinforcement, they write about this in their joint investigation Bellingcat and The Insider. Now there is every reason to believe that Bykov was actually poisoned in Novosibirsk. Everything was in Russia with poets.

US President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson at a meeting in the British Cornwall signed a document on strengthening the cooperation of the two countries, which they called the "New Atlantic Charter." This is a reference to the Atlantic Charter, signed 80 years ago, during the Second World War, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and US President Franklin Roosevelt.

On Thursday, June 10, the inhabitants of most of the Northern Hemisphere will be able to observe a rare astronomical phenomenon - an annular solar eclipse. The moon will blur the sun, leaving only a thin strip of the edge of the solar disk. This will be best seen in the Arctic. In the middle of the narrow Strait of Nares, separating the Canadian archipelago from Greenland, the eclipse will continue for four minutes.

State Duma deputy from United Russia Larisa Shoigu died in the 69th year of her life. The politician was the sister of the Minister of Defense. Even the day before, she, according to the documents, participated in the plenary meeting of the lower house. The head of the United Russia faction Sergei Nevorov reported on his death on his Facebook. He did not indicate the causes of death.

Yuri Khovansky in court, St. Petersburg, June 10, 2021 In St. Petersburg, the court arrested for two months blogger Yuri Khovansky on charges of justifying terrorism and calls to him. He partially pleaded guilty. Earlier it was noted that the journalists were not allowed at the hearing, later they were kicked out of the court building. Yuri Khovansky, whose 4.5 million subscribers in Yetube, was detained on June 9, searches were held in his house.

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 parliament of Kazakhstan approved the extension of the rental of the Baikonur Cosmodrome by Russia until 2050. Voting in the Senate on the ratification of the lease protocol was held on Thursday, June 10, the Kazakh service of Radio Liberty reports . Russia has been renting a Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan since 1994. Under the terms of the contract, the annual fee is 115 million dollars a year, it does not depend on the number of launches.

The Museum of the Ice Wrath in the village of Samolva, Pskov Region, suspended the reception of tourists due to the emergency state of the only road leading to it. This was reported to the North. Reali correspondent by the director of the museum Vladimir Plaresov. According to him, the museum is closed for an indefinite period. “We stopped receiving tourists, because we have no right to risk their health and life,” said Smresov.

The richest Russians own forty percent of all financial assets of the country, RBC reports with reference to the study of the Boston Consulting Group international consulting company. The company's experts estimated the value of the assets of 500 "super -rich" Russians, which amount to less than 0,0001% of the country's adult, $ 640 billion and called Russia one of the world leaders in the concentration of conditions in the hands of multimillionaires.

Russia and Belarus are again in the focus of Europe. Today, the European parliament is considering the next - far from the first in this series - resolutions on the situation in these countries.

US Embassy in Moscow Russia, following the exit from the Treaty of Open Heaven, refused the Memorandum of the Open Louss with the United States. This document, which has been operating since 1992, provided that Russian and American diplomats can freely move around the territories of the countries where they work. The order of the termination of the Memorandum of the Open Sush was signed on Thursday by the head of the Russian government, Mikhail Mishustin.

In Makhachkala, an attack on the asylum for victims of domestic violence was committed. It was attended by several residents of Chechnya and local police officers. This was reported to the Caucasus. Reali correspondent by human rights activist Svetlana Anokhina . The attack occurred at the moment when she spoke with a correspondent on the phone. Several men broke into an apartment used as a shelter. Anokhin and four girls dragged them out of the apartment and hit several times.

In The Hague on June 7, hearings began on the merits of the crash of the Malaiz Boeing MN-17. In July 2014, the plane shot down a rocket when it flew over the territory of Ukraine. 298 people died. The International Investigative Group accuses three Russian citizens and one citizen of Ukraine of the disaster

A survey of passers -by on the streets of Moscow