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Listen2 min. Audio created using artificial intelligence technologies On Tuesday, the Presnensky Court of Moscow handed down a second verdict in absentia for TV presenter Tatyana Lazareva - this time in the case of violating the rules of activity of the so-called “foreign agent”. Mediazona reports this. Lazareva was sentenced to 1 year and 9 months of correctional labor. In practice, this means increasing her term of imprisonment by six months - up to 7 years.

Cooling towers of the Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant (illustrative photo) Listen2 min. Audio created using artificial intelligence technologies The Rosenergoatom company accused Ukraine of attempting to attack the cooling tower (cooling tower) of the Novovoronezh nuclear power plant. It is alleged that it was attacked by a combat drone of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Earlier, photos appeared online that allegedly showed a cooling tower with a trace of a drone strike.

How human rights violations in Russia became a system. How the UN Special Rapporteur manages to collect reliable information about what is happening in the country in conditions of limited access to independent media and human rights activists. And why does the international community even need to know what is happening to people in Russia?

Alexander Prokhanov wrote a novel in which the completely frank Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin (according to the novel Leonid Leonidovich Troevidov) turns out to be a helpless doll in the hands of the conventional Patrushev (according to the novel Svetoch). In general, the main character of the novel is Yevgeny Prigozhin (according to the novel he is Lemner).

What violations of human rights in Russia have become a system. How is it possible to collect reliable information about what is happening in the country in conditions of limited access to independent media and human rights activists? And why does the international community even need to know about what is happening to people in Russia?

Collage: Internet shutdown in Russia More and more restrictions for Internet users in the Russian Federation In Russia, they began to restrict mobile Internet on foreign SIM cards and eSim. In August, the Ministry of Digital Development proposed turning off mobile Internet for the first five hours of stay in Russia for users of foreign SIM cards.

Show more Collapse “Instead of President Leonid Leonidovich, there was a dead crocodile in the bathroom. The crocodile's corpse was burned.

Listen2 min. Audio created using artificial intelligence technologies Russian tanker oil exports rose to their highest level in almost a year and a half amid Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries. Ports have nearly reached capacity limits, while oil refining is down to its lowest level since spring 2022. Bloomberg reports this. From early September to early October, Russia supplied the market with 3.57 million barrels of oil per day, the agency calculated.

The most interesting thing from our common past. An unfinished story. Unhealed wounds. Hopes still alive. Could Russia have taken a different path? Archive project. Ivan Tolstoy selects from our broadcast what is still relevant and has turned out to be eternal.

A scary-looking Chechen named Lecho saved me from depression. They immediately gave me a set of watercolor pencils and he said: they gave you pencils - why don’t you draw?! If you don’t draw anything by the evening, I’ll make it up. Replay of the broadcast from April 17, 2022.

Listen2 min. Audio created using artificial intelligence technologies The Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to scientists John Clark, Michel Devore and John Martinis working at American universities for their research in the field of quantum mechanics.

Listen2 min. Audio created using artificial intelligence technologies The Volgograd regional court sentenced 31-year-old Andrei Mitrofanov to 14 years in a maximum security colony and a fine of 50 thousand rubles on charges of treason and money laundering, Mediazona reported on Tuesday. Details unknown. Cases under the article on treason are considered behind closed doors. The defendant’s lawyer did not answer the publication’s questions.