The topic of release is business Yana Marslekle and Wirecard in Russia The scandal around the Fintech Company Wirecard with every week is overgrown with all new details. In Germany, the founder of the company Marcus Brown, whom the German prosecutor's office announced the chief organizer of fraud with reporting and creditors, was detained. And one of the main participants in the scandal of Jan Marslek, according to the media, is hidden in the Moscow Region.

The scandal around the Fintech Company Wirecard with every week is overgrown with all new details. In Germany, the founder of the company Marcus Brown, whom the German prosecutor's office announced the chief organizer of fraud with reporting and creditors, was detained. And one of the main participants in the scandal of Jan Marslek, according to the media, is hidden in the Moscow Region.

After Friday's clashes between Armenians and Azerbaijanis in Moscow, the police detained nine people and have already asked the court to arrest three. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan accused opponents of trying to destabilize the situation in Russia, and the Azerbaijani ambassador to Russia called on his compatriots to stop the unrest.

This week, two stories surfaced at once with unfair surveillance of competitors and theft of ideas, which appear the largest American IT companies. Google was accused of monitoring the use of its competitors on Android to make similar services, and Amazon is that the company invests in startups to create its products using their data.

From August, flights between Moscow and South Korean Incheon may begin, RIA Novosti writes , citing a report from the republic's Ministry of Transport. The first flight may take off from South Korea as early as August 1. “For the time being, the details are being considered, it is assumed that one flight per week will be resumed. The first one is planned for August 1 from South Korea, but there is no written decision yet,” the ministry said.

For the third Saturday in a row, thousands of uncoordinated rallies in support of former governor Sergei Furgal have been held in Khabarovsk. This time, according to various estimates, from 5 to 35 thousand people could come out to the procession. Acting Governor Mikhail Degtyarev did not communicate with the protesters, but left for an inspection in the village of Vanino.

Gennady Timchenko and his partners have sold Stroytransneftegaz, the last of the big three construction contractors in the gas market. The main customer of its services, Gazprom, bought the company. Timchenko and partners could earn almost 50 billion rubles from this company. The deal was closed back in May, RBC writes , citing sources. Gennady Timchenko's Volga Group owned 31.5% of Stroytransneftegaz, his partner, former Gazprom manager Alexei Mityushov, owned another 45% stake.

International air traffic will open from August 1. Where will the Russians be able to fly, except for London, Istanbul and Zanzibar? As the Bell suggested a week ago, today Mikhail Mishustin announced the resumption of international air traffic since August 1. So far, flights open to three countries - the UK, Turkey and Tanzania, which develops tourism on Zanzibar Island.

Hello! This week we spotlight the Russia report published by the U.K. parliament, and share some thoughts on sources and expertise. We also examine the possibility of the Kremlin greenlighting a Mexico-style financial hedge to protect against oil price falls, and the appointment of a new governor to a city in Russia’s Far East roiled by protests. Why the U.K. ‘Russia report’ went unnoticed in Russia This was a week of Russia stories in the West. The U.K.