The court in Myanmar issued another sentence regarding the former leader of the country, the Nobel Prize of the World Aun San Su Sui, who was removed from the authorities. According to agencies, Su Ji found guilty of violating sanitary restrictions in the context of coronavirus pandemia and the use of prohibited communications and sentenced to 4 years in prison. The court was held closed.

Almaty Already a day Kazakhstan remains the main topic of discussion in Runet. But the accents have shifted. If earlier the bloggers discussed the non -irrigated nature of protests, pogroms and the input of the CSTO troops, now the conversation is about that Kazakhstan and its population are waiting for. As well as residents of Russia and Belarus. Russian "patriots" and the Communists are already dividing Kazakhstan into parts.

The court in Krasnoyarsk sentenced to three years of conditionally a local resident, who, according to investigators, used pyrotechnics for shares on April 21, 2021 in support of oppositionist Alexei Navalny. This was reported on the website of the prosecutor's office of the region. The court found a resident of Krasnoyarsk guilty of hooliganism. In addition to a conditional term, he was appointed two and a half years of the trial period. It is reported that the accused pleaded guilty partially.

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Replenishment of the list of "foreign agents". Events in Kazakhstan

In Russia, from January 10, a law entered into force , seriously tightening responsibility for violation of traffic rules. According to information published on the State Duma website, now drivers who intentionally exceeding speed and traveling into the oncoming lane are facing a criminal punishment. Corresponding amendments were made to the Criminal and Criminal Procedure Code. Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a document at the end of December.

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A survey of passers -by on the streets of Moscow

Perhaps, for the first time since 1938, Western leaders go to the serious, without exaggeration fateful, negotiations, not knowing the true intentions of the other side. “We don’t know what Putin wants,” almost all serious experts repeat in different ways. Including those of them , which are very close to decision -making centers in the West.

IK-2 in the Irkutsk region Human rights activists from the Gulagu.net project announced two prisoners in the Angarsk correctional colony No. 2, where several convicts declared a hunger strike in January. This was reported in the telegram channel gulagu.net. According to human rights activists, both lethal cases are recorded within a week.

Since the beginning of mass protests, 7939 people have been detained in Kazakhstan. This was reported by the media with reference to the situational center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic. In Almaty, 508 people were detained per day. On the eve of the press service of the President of Kazakhstan, Kasym-Zhomart Tokaev, following a meeting of the operational headquarters, announced the detention of almost six thousand people involved in the riots.

January 10 in Kazakhstan Day of mourning. According to unofficial data, 164 people were killed during January unrest. The President of Kazakhstan Kasym-Zhomart Tokaev at the CSTO session on January 10 argued that the country was an attempt by a coup.

Novak Djokovic arrived in Australia last Wednesday to participate in the Australian Open tournament.

Russia issued Dmitry Podlobnikov, a native of the city of Zhlobin, the Belarusian authorities, despite the fact that in December 2021 the European Court of Human Rights applied rule 39, prohibiting extradition, Vyesna's human rights center reports. In Belarus, Podlobnikov is accused of rude violation of order and violence or a threat to violence against a policeman. According to human rights activists, now he is in the Gomel SIZO-3.

The Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in St. Petersburg appealed to the court demanding to recover almost four million rubles from the ex-head of the local headquarters Alexei Navalny, recognized by the Russian authorities with an “extremist organization”, Irina Fatyanova. In this amount, the department appreciated the "overtime" work of its employees during unauthorized shares in support of Navalny in January last year. The police consider Fatyanov the organizer of these shares.