The Russian national football team lost to the Croatian national team in the quarterfinals of the 2018 World Cup in a penalty shootout and completed their performance at the World Cup. Details In the first half the game was equal, and the Russian team acted at least as actively as the Croats. In the 31st minute, in one of the counterattacks, Denis Cheryshev scored one of the fastest goals in the playoffs with a long-range shot.

Firefighter Andrei Bursin was detained in the case of the Winter Cherry - he was the first to arrive with his unit at the burning Kemerovo shopping center. He was charged under Part 3 of Art. 293 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (negligence).

Next week, US President Donald Trump will tour Europe, visit the UK, attend a NATO summit, and meet Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on July 16. The unpredictability of the American leader worries both international allies and White House staff - they fear that "hopes for Moscow are rooted" in Trump's aggressive approach to foreign policy, writes The Washington Post.

Shoko Asahara. Photo: Flickr On July 6, Japanese Aum Sinrikyo, Tidzu Matsumo, was executed in Japan, known as Shoo Asahara, and six of his closest associates. He was found guilty of committing the first and so far the last terrorist attack in the history of Japan. On March 20, 1995, Asahara and his accomplices sprayed the nerve substance of Zarin in the wagons of the Tokyo metro. As a result of the attack, 13 people were killed and more than 6 thousand were injured.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has surpassed investor Warren Buffett on Bloomberg's billionaire list to become the third-wealthiest person in the world behind Bill Gates ($94.2 billion) and Jeff Bezos ($142 billion). In the Forbes ranking , Zuckerberg remained in fifth place. Details As of July 7, Zuckerberg's fortune rose to $86.6 billion, while Buffett's was $81.6. According to Bloomberg, in Friday trading, Facebook shares rose 2.4%, reaching a record $203 per share.

The chief economist of the Swiss UBS Daniel Calt. Photo UBS The chief economist of the Swiss UBS Daniel Calt is very popular at work and is very busy - so much that the bank decided to “clone” it. The project called UBS Companion will be entrusted with communication with customers of the bank - this is most likely the first time that a large international financial organization uses a digital clone for this, writes the Australian edition of the Financial Review.