The USA and Canada impose new sanctions on Russia, and Deripaska requires the old ones to remove it Oleg Deripaska. Photo: Mikhail Metzel/TASS Since last year, Friday in Russia is the day of sanctions, and this Friday was no exception. Today, the United States and Canada have imposed new sanctions against Russia, the deputies of the European Parliament demanded that the sanctions against Ruben Vardanyan were imposing sanctions due to the investigation of the “laundry” in the Three Dialogue.

Russian businessman Oleg Deripaska sued the US Treasury and its head Steven Mnuchin and demanded the lifting of the sanctions imposed against him in 2018. In the text of the document, he calls himself “the latest victim” of the political struggle in the United States over alleged Russian interference in the 2016 American presidential election. The US authorities are ignoring the presumption of innocence in his case, the businessman believes . Read more.

Following the United States, Canada has imposed new sanctions against Russia - the sanctions list immediately includes 114 individuals and 15 legal entities. The update of the Canadian list, as in the case of the United States, is associated with Russian actions in the Kerch Strait, in eastern Ukraine and in the Crimea. Details.

The US Treasury, with the participation of the EU and Canada, has expanded the anti-Russian sanctions list - it has become six individuals and eight legal entities more. The reasons for the new sanctions are the incident in the Kerch Strait, the "annexation of Crimea" and "illegal elections" in the DPR and LPR. More. Most of the sanctioned individuals are linked to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine in the Kerch Strait.

The employees of three ministries have the Ministry of Economic Development, the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Communications - a housewarming. This week they began moving from their former buildings to one of the towers of the IQ-Quarter complex to Moscow City. On Thursday, Dmitry Medvedev examined and approved the new offices.

Dmitry Medvedev reorganized the main government budget commission. Instead of the prime minister himself, it was headed by his first deputy Anton Siluanov. The distribution of the budget pie is now entirely in the hands of the Ministry of Finance, Medvedev has stepped aside from "budget showdowns", and Siluanov's position has greatly strengthened, say The Bell's interlocutors in the government. Details.

On March 15, normally calm New Zealand saw the most massive shooting since 1990. Shooting at two mosques killed at least 49 people. Four suspects have been arrested, whose identities the police have not released. But one of the alleged attackers, imitating the Norwegian shooter Anders Breivik, posted on social media a video of the moment of the attack, as well as a manifesto describing his far-right views. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern called the incident a terrorist attack.

22 MEPs wrote a letter to the President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker with a request to take all measures so that the former owner of Troika Dialog Ruben Vardanyan, the ex-president of the Lithuanian Ūkio bankas Vladimir Romanov and other persons involved in the Troika Laundry were sanctioned EU. In addition to punishment for specific individuals, the deputies urgently demand the creation of a single anti-money laundering agency in the EU.

The largest air show in Russia, MAKS, will not take place this year - the news about this was published today at about 15.00 by the TASS and RIA Novosti agencies, citing the order of Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev dated March 13. However, less than an hour passed before the agencies corrected themselves: the order only refers to the postponement of the International Maritime Defense Show IMDS-2019 in St. Petersburg from June to July.

With the support Anastasia Sartan Stylehacks "I am normal" - March 15, 2019 Entrepreneur Nastya Sartan earned her first million at the age of 19, when she still studied at the journalism department. She founded Trends Brands-an analogue of the Russian ASOS and one of the first online stores in Russia. True, she eventually left her first company.

The International Energy Agency said that the collapse of oil production provoked by the blackout in Venezuela could lead to a sharp reduction in oil supplies from this country. More than 1 million barrels per day, or 1% of global production, is at risk. But OPEC+ countries are able to cover the possible shortfall using free capacity, the agency believes. Read more. “In recent days, the situation [with oil production.

“In 2014, I was 28 years old, I had three children, I lived in London and had absolutely no idea what I was doing,” Tonya Samsonova, a former journalist of Echo of Moscow, says in an interview with Theha Moscow. This week, she sold her Media Project to Thequest “Yandex” - presumably for a few million dollars.

Gazprombank minimizes risks in Venezuela. The bank got rid of its stake in the company, which participates in a joint venture with the state oil company PDVSA, and decided to withdraw from the capital of the sanctioned Eurofinance Mosnarbank. Now Rosneft is the only Russian company with large investment projects in the South American country. More.

Elon Musk's Tesla company, known for its love of obscene acronyms, rolled out the Tesla Y electric car . The index assigned to the long-awaited mass crossover is the last letter in the S3XY product line. But in terms of production volume, this electric car should surpass all other models of the company - S, X and Model 3. More. “I think we will make more Model Y than S, X and 3 combined,” Musk said at the presentation in Los Angeles. The electric car is very similar to the Model 3 sedan.

The European Union has imposed sanctions against eight Russians for involvement in the conflict in the Kerch Strait, according to the EU's official journal. More.