The government began a dispute on how to spend the FNB trillion surpluses. For the economy, this is bad news Photo: from the government website The past week was rich in intra- and foreign policy news: a new report on the Boeing’s disaster MH17, a crisis in Georgia and a ban on flights in Tbilisi and Putin's Direct Line. But the most consequences for the Russian economy may have another news - this week we learned the main topic of disputes in the government for the next six months.

Vladimir Putin signed a decree temporarily banning Russian airlines from transporting passengers to Georgia. The ban will be introduced on July 8 in order to ensure national security. Mass protests began in Georgia on Thursday, and on Friday the Foreign Ministry recommended that tourists refrain from traveling to the country. Details: The document states that the ban is temporary, but does not specify when it will end.

The Central Bank supported the initiative to introduce a standard for the collection of overdue debt: collectors will be required to use these rules, Vedomosti writes with reference to the press service of the Central Bank . The new rules could come into force as early as July. What will change? According to the standard, collectors will be allowed to interact only with those third parties whom the debtor himself has indicated as possible participants in the collection process (guarantors).

The theme of the release is the world financial system. Mark Zuckerberg. When Facebook introduced Libra , it stated that it was a cryptocurrency that would facilitate access to financial services for the poorest half of humanity. This is not entirely true. Judging by the description, this is not just a “new world currency”, as it is written on the website, but also a digital imprint of the global financial system.

Minister of Internal Affairs Vladimir Kolokoltsev personally interviewed the Ministry of Internal Affairs officers who participated in the detention of Meduza journalist Ivan Golunov. “The police were called to Petrovka, where the minister asked them questions to get an idea of ​​the situation,” law enforcement sources told RBC. What's happened.

Facebook on June 18 presented the Libra cryptocurrency platform project. It was supported by the payment systems Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, as well as influential venture funds and technological companies. Libra is more than another cryptocurrency. It is designed to change the idea of ​​humanity about financial services. However, not only Facebook is trying to do this. We figured out how cryptocurrencies can conquer the world and what you have from this.

Sberbank of Russia does not require special conditions for connecting to the Central Bank's Fast Payment System (FPS), German Gref, president of the state bank, told Interfax. Negotiations between Sberbank and the Central Bank relate only to cybersecurity and commercial terms of interaction with other banks. Quote. "We are not trying to get ourselves any special conditions, a strange thesis.

A US missile strike on Iran that could have taken place tonight was called off 10 minutes before the launch, Donald Trump said on Twitter. The attack could have killed 150 people, he explained, adding that there was no reason to respond to Iran urgently, since the US armed forces are updated and always on combat alert. Quote: "They shot down our unmanned drone [in a neutral zone — The Bell] in international waters. We were furious and ready to strike back that night on three different targets.

On Friday, an authoritative group of Democrats from the US House of Representatives (the so-called Blue Dog Coalition, or the Blue Dog Coalition) approved a package of sanctions proposals for adoption following Special Counsel Mueller's report on Russian interference in US elections. The approved proposals are already in the Senate, the recommendation of the BDC only increases the likelihood of their adoption.

European Airbus can consider itself the winner of the ending air show at Le Bourget: it outperformed its main competitor, the American Boeing, by $10 billion in total orders in catalog prices, writes Bloomberg. The advantage could have been even more crushing if not for the unexpected and very large deal for 200 Boeing-737 MAX, the entire fleet of which is still laid up after two disasters. This major psychological turning point for Boeing is the merit of one person.

Georgian Parliament Speaker Irakli Kokhabidze resigned amid protests in Tbilisi, said . Kakha Kaladze, general secretary of the ruling Georgian Dream party, The reason for the resignation was the anti-Russian protests that have been taking place in the capital of Georgia since yesterday.

Communications Minister Konstantin Noskov confirmed talks with Huawei on the possible use of the Russian Aurora OS, writes RIA Novosti. The Bell first reported on this last week. Noskov said on Thursday that the agency had met with China's Huawei and was continuing talks on cooperation. Today, Deputy Minister Mikhail Mamonov revealed the details: the use of the Aurora by the Chinese is being discussed. Quote. “We have just agreed (with Huawei) that we will start this work.

The head of the Chechen branch of the human rights center "Memorial" Oyub Titiev was released from prison today. He told journalists that he no longer plans to work in Chechnya, RBC reports . In March of this year, Titiev was sentenced to four years in a penal colony for drug possession, which he himself called fabricated. After serving a third of his sentence, the human rights activist filed a petition for parole.

Yesterday's US attack on Iran, called off at the last moment by President Donald Trump, is gathering more details. Reuters found out that Trump warned Iran about her through the mediation of Oman. Trump wrote that he is against the war and insists on negotiations on a wide range of issues, Iranian diplomats told the agency. At the same time, the US President gave a limited time to respond.

Apple will recall some 15-inch MacBook Pro laptops because their batteries can overheat and catch fire, according to the company's website. We are talking about 15-inch devices with a Retina display, which were produced from September 2015 to February 2017. How many MacBook Pro the company plans to recall is not reported. Apple offers the owners of these devices to replace the batteries for free at authorized service centers or company stores.