After Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from the nuclear deal with Iran, the price of oil broke another high of 2014 - Brent reached $77 and continues to trade at this level. European countries have pledged to continue to abide by the agreement - and will now prepare for possible secondary US sanctions.

After the main annual conference F8 Facebook came the turn of Google: yesterday in San Francisco, an annual conference for the developers of Google I/O started. On the first day, the company represented the novelties of its products and, as TechCrunch exactly notes , almost all announced innovations can be briefly described in two words: “artificial intelligence”.

A company associated with sanctioned Viktor Vekselberg transferred hundreds of thousands of dollars to the accounts of Donald Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen after the American elections, several Western publications claim. Details This was reported by CNN with reference to its own source. The purpose of the payments that preceded the sanctions and the nature of the business relationship between Vekselberg and Cohen are unclear.

At the Victory Parade on Red Square, samples of modern Russian military equipment were demonstrated. Details For the first time in the parade, the multifunctional robots " Uran-6 " and " Uranus-9 " took part in the parade. "Uranus-6". Frame of the RT channel "Uranus-9". Photo from the Kremlin website For the first time on the platforms, the unmanned aerial vehicles “ Katran ” and “ Corsair ” were carried out. "Katran." Photo from the Kremlin website "Corsair".

The Chechen Parliament has drafted an amendment to the Russian Constitution. It will increase the number of terms during which one person can hold the presidency. This is stated on the website of the Parliament of the Chechen Republic. Details The bill was developed after the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, took the initiative to extend the powers of the head of state. We are talking about his April interview with Interfax.

Google is secretly developing a game that should form the basis of the company's new social media project, all of whose social media projects have so far failed. The game is a project of an internal Google startup called Arcade, founded and led by Michael Seiman, a 21-year-old developer who launched his first app at 12 and became a full-time Facebook prodigy at 18. The game is scheduled to launch this summer.