The fight between Mike Tyson, 58, and YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul, 27, is a huge publicity stunt. But the fight, which aired live on Netflix today after days of heavy promotion, is also the latest example of streaming taking on features of traditional television, including entertainment programming, sports and news that Netflix largely didn't show until last year. The Tyson-Paul fight shows that streaming services are no longer the answer to everything you hated about cable TV.

Photo: Press service of the Gulag History Museum The Gulag History Museum announced the suspension of work. The official reason was a violation of fire safety regulations. The decision to close, if indeed it was made, even looks belated in the current Russian realities. Many heads of cultural institutions reputed to be “liberal” have already been fired, and some projects have been completely closed. Why is this closure not as logical as it might seem?

On Tuesday, November 12, in the Tushinsky District Court of Moscow, Judge Olga Fedina read out the verdict in the case of “public dissemination of deliberately false information about the use of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation” (Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). At that moment there were about 70 people in the courtroom.

The photo magazine is launching a new section in which every Saturday we will publish a review of the events of the past week in photographs. The section does not pretend to fully cover the most significant world events, but is intended to give readers an idea of ​​what has been happening over the past week through photographs.

Cromwell's troops besieging Drogheda in Ireland in 1649, miniature by unknown artist Image: Wikipedia Oliver Cromwell is one of the most famous historical figures of all time. With a high degree of probability, even those who are far from the details of the English Revolution of the mid-17th century have heard his name. Among those who know not only about the existence of Cromwell, but also about what he is famous for, opinions about him differ.

Burning of books "contrary to the German spirit" at Opernplatz in Berlin on May 10, 1933. Georg Pahl / Bundesarchiv (Public Domain) Chapter from the book by Friedrich Meinecke “The German Catastrophe. Reflections and Memories" (Russian translation is published next week by Ivan Limbach Publishing House ). Friedrich Meinecke (1862–1954) was one of the greatest German historians of his time.