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Russian Newsweek
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Sep 16, 2010
“INTECO”: the film about Luzhkov’s wife “Dear Elena Nikolavna” is deceitful and tendentious
The INTECO company declares that the film about Luzhkov's wife "Dear Elena Nikolaevna" is a priori false and tendentious. Nobody has seen the film yet. The company's spokesman, Gennady Terebkov, told Newsweek that "neither the authors of the program "Russian Sensations" nor other representatives of the NTV channel have contacted us for information about Elena Baturina and the activities of INTECO." The holding is sure that this film is just a selection of unreliable information.
Russian Newsweek
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Sep 16, 2010
The world's dumbest criminal caught
Ferndale, Michigan police say they have arrested "the world's dumbest criminal" who tried to rob a supermarket wearing a Star Wars character Darth Vader mask, AP reports. head . Security video shows the man entering the store and trying to pull the mask back on his Then he dons a mask, pulls out a butcher knife and puts it to the cashier's throat. The store employee gives him a wad of money and the man runs out of the store.
Russian Newsweek
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Sep 16, 2010
Alfa Bank's lawsuit against Mirax Group for $240 million ended in settlement
Alfa-Bank announced the waiver of claims against the Mirax City company, which is part of the Mirax Group, RIA Novosti reports. The representative of the bank said in court that the dispute was settled amicably. The Moscow Arbitration Court on Thursday terminated the proceedings in this case. In August, it became known that Alfa-Bank seized the property of Mirax City for a debt of $241.589 million.
Russian Newsweek
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Sep 16, 2010
In Yekaterinburg, a mummy of a child was found under the floor in an apartment in a residential building.
The plot of the program "News of the fourth channel" During repairs in the apartment of residential building No. 12 on Shartashskaya Street, a mummified body of a newborn baby was found in Yekaterinburg, the press service of the UPC for the Sverdlovsk Region reports. Residents discovered the body of a child on September 14 at about 11.45 am local time. The head of the family living in the apartment opened the floor near the windowsill, where the cereal was stored.
Russian Newsweek
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Sep 16, 2010
Death of three Russians at the Sultan Hasanuddin airbase in Indonesia
The death of three Russians at the Sultan Hasanuddin airbase in Indonesia was called an "accident" by the Russian embassy, ​​although our diplomats still do not have an official medical report. According to Newsweek in the consular department of the embassy, ​​now the bodies of aircraft engineers are being prepared for shipment to their homeland. Indonesian police and doctors are unequivocal in their conclusions: the Russians were poisoned with methyl alcohol.
Елизавета Маетная, Обозреватель отдела "Расследования"
Russian Newsweek
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Sep 16, 2010
High Achievement Terminal
Sochi welcomes investors with a new air terminal. This time - no cheating On Thursday, September 16, the first Olympic facility is solemnly put into operation. It was the new international terminal of Sochi Airport, the launch of which has already been postponed three times. And now the opening of the terminal has been specially timed to coincide with the International Investment Forum.
Светлана Зайцева
Russian Newsweek
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Sep 16, 2010
"All this was done for one purpose - to pay tribute to the memory of my friend"
On Thursday, “Needle. Remix, a remastered version of the famous 1988 film. Director Rashid Nugmanov told Newsweek about film remixes and the system he worked with Viktor Tsoi Rashid Nugmanov - about the film “Needle. Remix": I originally wanted to release the old film in good quality. Even started to do the restoration. And then a proposal arose: since the restoration is being done in high quality, re-release the film, albeit in a small circulation.
Елена Мухаметшина
Russian Newsweek
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Sep 16, 2010
Guilty Lexus
The driver who knocked down two women came to surrender to the police with a suitcase of things The driver of the Lexus, who killed two women in Moscow, surrendered to traffic cops, realizing that he would be found anyway. The 30-year-old Moscow car mechanic Alexei Zuev turned out to be a scorcher. “We quickly got on his trail, so he had no chance to hide and hide,” Alexander Podolny, head of the Department of Internal Affairs of the Southern District of Moscow, tells Newsweek.
Андрей Гридасов
Russian Newsweek
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Sep 16, 2010
Rozhai China
In China, they realized that there should be many children The Chinese authorities intend to revise their "One family - one child" policy. This statement was made by the American edition of USA Today, citing a number of Chinese sources, including a former senior adviser to the Chinese Commission on Family Planning.
Polina Yeremenko