The daughter of Uzbekistan President Islam Karimov, Gulnara Karimova, has been put on the wanted list; the Prosecutor General's Office of Uzbekistan has opened a criminal case against her. This was reported by the press service of the supervisory agency of Uzbekistan.

Moscow retail chains lost 23% of their customers in the week before the start of the school year, according to Watcom’s Shopping Index. Compared to 2012, the Shopping Index in the 35th week (August 25-31) fell by 21%. “We were waiting for the traditional surge before September 1, all shopping centers and brands are preparing for it. Traffic has increased, but not much; the trend in traffic is still negative,” Vedomosti quotes Watcom President Roman Skorokhodov.

The Office of the President of Russia has announced a tender to select a designer for the construction of an open-air archaeological museum on Dmitry Medvedev Street in Jericho, the Kommersant newspaper writes.

Only a tenth of the territories of St. Petersburg can be called a European landscape, the rest is the environment of the Soviet socialist planned industrial economy, both in the field of industrial development and in the field of residential development. This opinion was voiced by Anton Finogenov, General Director of the Urbanika Institute of Territorial Planning, during the urban conference “St. Petersburg Tomorrow: Toolkit for Positive Change.” St.

The Ministry of Finance proposes to establish fines for Russian citizens who do not provide tax authorities with information about the movement of funds in their accounts in foreign banks.

On Monday, President Vladimir Putin approved Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's proposal to liquidate the Federal Defense Order Service (Rosoboronzakaz) and the Federal Agency for the Supply of Arms (Rosoboronpostavka). The corresponding decree was published on the Kremlin website along with the decree on the liquidation of the Ministry of Regional Development.

RBC correspondents looked into what kind of assistance Malofeev’s charitable foundation provides to the residents of Donbass and the authorities of the self-proclaimed republics. Photo: Ekaterina Kuzmina / RBC Cossack brothers By the end of July, it was possible to collect about 100 tons of medicines, food and clothing, as well as about 1 million rubles, an employee of the press service of the St. Basil the Great Foundation told RBC, commenting on the results of the “People to Donbass” campaign.

Russian President Vladimir Putin approved the proposal of the head of government Dmitry Medvedev to liquidate the Federal Defense Service (Rosoboronkaz) and the Federal Agency for Arms Supply (Rosoboronpostavka), according to the official website of the President of Russia. It is noted that the functions of abolished departments will be transferred to other authorities.

Photo: Ekaterina Kuzmina/RBC In the summer in Moscow, aid was collected for refugees from Ukraine in tents with the inscription “People to Donbass.” “People to Donbass” is an action of the St. Basil the Great Foundation, whose board of trustees is headed by businessman Konstantin Malofeev. He came under sanctions from the European Union and Canada, and in Ukraine a case was opened against him for assisting terrorists.