Ban on LGBT in Russia, Ukraine without light and the end of abnormal heat in Europe @ Anna shvets/pexels The State Duma adopted in the final, third reading the law on “propaganda of non -traditional relations”, which in fact prohibits any public mention of LGBT. The law, as is customary, is formulated as widely and vaguely as possible - publishers and cinemas still do not understand what they are now forbidden.

The Dutch Veon announced that it had agreed to transfer the Russian VimpelCom to management, and disclosed the details of the deal. Veon quotes on the Moscow Exchange increased by 40%. According to RBC , which was the first to announce the completion of the transaction, it may be cashless, but a significant share of Veon's debt, which amounted to $8.2 billion in the third quarter of this year, will be rewritten to VimpelCom.

The State Duma, which on the eve approved the bill on the ban on LGBT propaganda in the key second reading, today adopted it in the third final one, as well as the accompanying amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses. “Responsibility threatens for any propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations. A ban on the promotion of pedophilia and gender reassignment has also been introduced. Fines will amount to 10 million rubles.

The EU countries will continue discussing the price ceiling for Russian oil today. The talks were supposed to end yesterday, but reached an impasse: the participants could not agree on the maximum price for oil from Russia. What options are being discussed It was assumed that the specific value, which will be limited to the price of Russian oil, will be announced on Wednesday evening, but this did not happen.

Negotiations on the introduction of a ceiling of oil prices from Russia came to a standstill Wikicommons/cc by 2.0 @ EU countries today will continue to discuss the ceiling of Russian oil prices. The negotiations were supposed to end yesterday, but came to a standstill: the participants could not agree on what the maximum price of oil from Russia will be.

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