After the death of the founder Andrei Trubnikov, Natura Siberica began difficult times One of the most distinctive private Russian companies entered a difficult period of life after the death of the Creator. As The Bell found out , the relatives of the founder of Natura Siberica, who died at the beginning of 2021, Andrei Trubnikov, are suing the company's legal entities in anticipation of the inheritance.

Gazprom decided to build another skyscraper on the banks of the Gulf of Finland - Lakhta Center 2. The building 703 meters high will be the second in the world in this indicator, after the Burge Halphus. “The building will become an organic continuation of the modern architectural ensemble, as well as the world leader in the field of technological innovation and green construction.

Neither Rosneft nor its subsidiaries are a source of pollution of the Black Sea and the Tuapse River, said the company in a statement. On the contrary, according to her statement, Rosneft enterprises - the Tuapse Oil Refinery and the Tuapse Marine Terminal - promptly responded to the spill of oil products and provide all necessary assistance. The oil spill was discovered on May 24 on the Tuapse River, upstream from the Tuapse Oil Refinery, Rosneft notes.

A Russian court has fined Facebook 26 million rubles for failing to remove banned content. Earlier today, Google was fined 6 million rubles for the same reason. Eight protocols were drawn up against Facebook. For two of them, fines in the amount of 4 million rubles were imposed, for the remaining six - 3 million rubles each. Against Google, the court considered three protocols, each for 2 million rubles.

The EU summit decided to expand economic sanctions against Belarus and blacklist new individuals and organizations, said the press service of German Chancellor Angela Merkel . The European Council demands the immediate release of NEXTA co-founder Roman Protasevich, who was detained in Minsk. As noted in the message, European politicians were unanimous in their assessment of the incident with the Ryanair aircraft, on board of which there was an oppositionist. Protasevich was detained on May 23.

Russian and US Presidents Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden will meet on June 16 in Geneva. The date and venue of the summit were announced almost simultaneously by the Kremlin and the White House.

Belarus detained Russian citizen Sophia Sapega, who was flying with NEXTA co-founder Roman Protasevich.

The meeting between Russian and US Presidents Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden will take place June 15-16 in Geneva, CNN reports citing two US officials. This week, the Kremlin and the White House are finishing preparations for the summit, the channel's interlocutors say. in Geneva met The day before , Secretary of the Russian Security Council Nikolai Patrushev and National Security Adviser to the President of the United States Jake Sullivan .

The shortage of labor migrants who left Russia during the pandemic has become a serious problem for both Moscow and the federal authorities - and a year after the borders were closed, the government is seriously discussing saving the situation by forced labor of prisoners.

Messages on social networks “about some “four Russian citizens” who allegedly got off the plane in Minsk and did not return on board” are not true, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova. According to her, apart from Sofya Sapieha in Minsk, none of the Russian citizens got off the Ryanair flight, the citizens of Belarus and Greece got off.

The Moscow City Court recognized as legal the extension of the arrest of former journalist Ivan Safronov, accused of treason, he will spend another two months in jail, until July 7. By that day, Safronov will have been under arrest for a year. The judge, at the request of the prosecution, again closed the meeting due to the presence of state secrets in the case - the court has not held a single meeting, even on a simple extension of the preventive measure, or on appeal, open.

A year after killing the police showed . of African-American George Floyd, the divide between Americans on issues of discrimination is no longer based on race, but on party lines, an Axios poll With the statement that the state has taken measures to equalize blacks and whites in rights, 6% of African Americans and 48% of whites agree, but as much as 79% of white Republicans and only 12% of white Democrats.

Campina, a yogurt maker, is leaving the Russian market and all the company's assets will be transferred to the German dairy giant Ehrmann. The Russian division of FrieslandCampina, which produces dairy products under the Campina brand, will become the property of Ehrmann, the company said in a statement (cited by RBC ).

Yakutia was the first Russian region to introduce mandatory vaccination against COVID-19 for certain categories of the population. Employers who do not provide their employees with a vaccine face a fine of 200 thousand rubles. The head of the republic, Aisen Nikolaev, announced that on May 19, a decision was issued by the chief sanitary doctor of Yakutia on mandatory immunization of the population.

A criminal case has been opened against Alexei Navalny for insulting judge Vera Akimova during a hearing in the case of slandering a veteran. This was reported by the politician's Instagram account. “The same aunt [Judge Akimova], who was running a fabricated case of ‘insulting a veteran’ that struck all the country’s lawyers,” recalls Navalny. “How exactly he offended is also not indicated.” In February, Navalny was fined 850,000 rubles in a libel case against veteran Ignat Artemenko.