77% of the vote for the zeroing of the deadlines of Vladimir Putin: how did it happen and what to wait for next Voting for amendments to the Constitution passed smoothly as it should have been. So far, the Kremlin receives exactly the result that he was counting on in February - 65% of the turnout and 77% of the vote “for” amendments.

anti-Russian sanctions package, , co-author of the DASKA Senator Robert Menendez submitted a bill on new sanctions to the US Senate. This time they are directed directly at Russian President Vladimir Putin and Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. Menendez justifies the need for sanctions with the latest scandal about Russia's "collusion" with the Afghan Taliban.

In Russia, the last day of voting on amendments to the Constitution is coming to an end. Western media, regardless of the direction of the publications themselves, unanimously call this operation an attempt by Vladimir Putin to stay in power until 2036 and state that the growing public discontent and the fall in the president's ratings will not affect the outcome of the vote.

Tesla surpassed Toyota in capitalization and became the most valuable auto company in the world almost exactly on the tenth anniversary of its entry into the stock exchange, writes the Financial Times. Over the past year, Tesla's capitalization has grown fivefold, to $205 billion, while Toyota, by contrast, has lost 12% since February and is now worth $200 billion.

HeadHunter may place additional shares in the form of receipts (ADS) on NASDAQ, the volume of placement may reach $100 million, follows from documents published on the websites of the company and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

We express our support to the publication Mediazon and its journalist David Frenkel. Yesterday, at the polling station in St. Petersburg, police officers, trying to put up a journalist from the site, broke his hand. We made the main business media in the country, now we are doing better-subscribe to the email newsletter of The Bell! The journalist came to the site due to a report of an attempt to remove a member of the election commission with a decisive vote.

The head of the traffic police, Mikhail Chernikov, proposed introducing a ban on driving rental cars for drivers who have repeatedly violated traffic rules. He told about this to "Arguments and Facts". Chernikov suggested that car-sharing companies create a database of offenders. If necessary, send requests to the traffic police to check specific motorists. The traffic police links the increase in the number of carsharing cars with an increase in accidents.

Turnout anomalies are observed not only in the national republics. In some districts of Moscow, the level of early voting has exceeded 50%, despite the fact that the "healthy" share of early voting usually does not exceed 20-25%, Dmitry Nesterov, an expert from the Golos association and a member of the board of the Sonar observer movement, found.

A commission set up in the country to investigate the actions of the Swedish government during the coronavirus pandemic will present its final report by February 28, 2022 - six months before the parliamentary elections, reports . Bloomberg A preliminary report on measures to prevent the spread of the virus in nursing homes will be released on November 30.

Extended US sanctions against the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline from Russia to Germany will affect 120 companies from 12 European countries and block 700 million euros of new investments, TASS quotes a statement from the project operator, Nord Stream 2 AG. In addition, the sanctions put at risk some 12 billion euros of investment in the EU energy infrastructure, including 8 billion euros for the pipeline itself.

The Art Russe Foundation, founded by Andrey Filatov, a member of the Forbes list, co-owner of Globaltrans, offered the United States to buy a monument to President Theodore Roosevelt and a statue of the ruler of Russian settlements in Alaska, Alexander Baranov, writes . TASS Foundation director Rena Lavery forwarded these proposals to local authorities: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, Sitka Mayor Gary Paxton, and Sitka City Manager John Leach.

This week marked the beginning of the constitutional referendum that will likely ‘reset’ Putin’s presidential term count and allow him to remain Russian leader until 2036. In the build up to the vote, Putin gave a live TV address in which he praised Russia’s response to the coronavirus crisis and announced the biggest tax rise in over two decades. Voting in the referendum began Thursday and will last a week.

In Norilsk, a criminal case has been initiated into the dumping of waste by the Talnakh enrichment plant, owned by Norilsk Nickel, into the Kharaelakh River. The first violation was recorded by Novaya Gazeta. A criminal case was initiated under the article on violation of the rules of environmental protection (Article 246 of the Criminal Code).

The scandal with the alleged reward from the Russian special services to the Taliban for the murder of US troops in Afghanistan has developed. Today, the anti-Trump The New York Times (NYT), which opened the topic last Friday, wrote that suspicions are supported by interceptions of data on transfers from accounts "controlled by the Russian military intelligence GRU" to accounts associated with the Taliban movement banned in Russia.

Russia voted for amendments to the Constitution for a week, today is a decisive day Today is the last day of voting on amendments to the Constitution. In total, they are 206, but one thing is of fundamental importance: the zeroing of the presidential terms of Vladimir Putin. If the people supports amendments, he will be able to remain president until 2036.