The justice of the 2nd judicial section of the Tatar judicial district of the Novosibirsk region sentenced the deputy from United Russia Sergey Mamontov to 10 months of correctional labor. He was found guilty of the deliberate leaving without the help of a person in life -threatening and health condition (Article 125 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).

The war against Ukraine, the mobilization and mass outflow of Russians abroad created an abnormal situation in the Russian labor market - unemployment is at long -term minimums, and companies complain about the shortage of qualified personnel. Experts note that such trends will contribute to new problems for the Russian economy, which is unlikely to solve, Bloomberg writes promptly.

In the occupied Melitopol in the early morning of March 29, a series of explosions occurred. Vladimir Rogov , a member of the Council of the “Administration” of the “Administration” of the Zaporizhzhya Region in his Telegram channel that the Ukrainian army had fired a city from “heavy weapons”, allegedly used the Himars system. Rogov claims that the objects of the locomotive depot and objects of the power supply system were injured.

OPINION That's what Xi said: Why Russia is too weak a partner to satisfy China 29 March 2023 Vladimir Milov politician, economist, social activist Читать на русском языке Although Russian propaganda provided grandiose coverage of Xi Jinping's visit to Moscow, it lacked substance. The communiqué merely repeated what had already been stated numerous times, consisting of signed declarative papers.

The Moscow District Court of St. Petersburg sentenced the search engine and archaeologist Oleg Belousov, who was accused of spreading "fakes" about the army and calls for extremism. According to “network freedoms”, he was sentenced to 5.5 years in prison in a general regime colony. The state prosecutor requested 9.5 years of the colony for Belousov. It is noted that this is the first sentence under Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, issued in St. Petersburg.

The Central District Court of Orenburg acquitted three police officers who were accused of beating the detainee, reports Opengrad. The publication notes that the defendants came to the meeting at the wheel of their cars, from which we can conclude that they did not doubt the acquittal. Eldar Sharafutdinov’s lawyer, representing the interests of the victim Gennady Shvetsov, promised to appeal the court decision.

The former owner of Chelsea Roman Abramovich secretly financed the Netherlands Football Club Vitess and participated in his purchase when he was the owner of Chelsea. About this writes The Guardian, referring to the documents from the leak of the offshore Cyprus provider Meritservus. The documents that The Guardian and Bureau of Investigative Journalism got acquainted that secret financing was at least 117 million euros and was carried out through the chain of offshore companies.

Ukrainian photographer Evgeniy Maloletka has been named as a winner of the 2023 World Press Photo prize in the Europe category. Four other photographers were named winners alongside Maloletka, two of them with images from the war in Ukraine. Maloletka's report on the siege of Mariupol was recognized in the category's “Stories” section.

Читать на русском языке Lawyer Dmitry Zakhvatov published a letter that Masha Moskaleva, daughter of recently convicted political prisoner Alexei Moskalev, wrote to her father from the orphanage where she is currently being kept. According to the lawyer’s Facebook post , Alexei Moskalev managed to contact him and tell him that he had received a letter from his daughter, and asked Zakhvatov to release it to the public.

The war in Ukraine and the energy sanctions imposed on Russia have further bolstered the drive to invest in renewable energy sources. In response, major market players such as China, the EU, and the US have recently updated their industry development strategies to effectively compete in the expanding market. It is predicted that renewables will surpass coal as the world's primary source of electricity by 2025.

News Ukrainian photographer Evgeniy Maloletka's report on the siege of Mariupol wins World Press Photo award 29 March 2023 TI The Insider Ukrainian photographer Evgeniy Maloletka has been named as a winner of the 2023 World Press Photo prize in the Europe category. Four other photographers were named winners alongside Maloletka, two of them with images from the war in Ukraine. Maloletka's report on the siege of Mariupol was recognized in the category's “Stories” section.

The German cultural center named after Goethe in Russia, known as Goethe-Institute, blocked accounts. This was told by The Insider two sources familiar with the situation. According to sources, those who paid the courses return the payment. “On Thursday and Friday, the Goethe-Institute passed exams, and students wrote warranty letters that they would pay as soon as such an opportunity appeared,” said one of the interlocutors.

The court in Ufa sentenced the head of the training and call department of the military commissariat of the Ordzhonikidzevsky and Kalinin districts Konstantin Zoropaev, who helped several hockey players to evade the service. According to the GRK Bashkortostan, he was sentenced to six years in prison and a fine of 1.8 million rubles. The defendant pleaded guilty and refused to participate in the debate during the court. Poropaev was detained in October 2022.

News The lawyer published a letter to Masha Moskaleva, who escaped from arrest 29 march 2023 Lawyer Dmitry Grustatov published a letter that Masha Moskaleva wrote from the shelter to her father. According to a lawyer on Facebook, Alexei Moskalev contacted him, said that he received a letter to his daughter, and asked him to publish. Masha writes to her father that “everything is good” with her and asks him not to get sick and not worry.

The Russian branch of the American Cargill Corporation will stop grain export from Russia in the next agricultural year. This was written by RBC with reference to the document, which the company sent the deputy head of the Ministry of Agriculture of Oksana Lut. The next agricultural year will begin on July 1, 2023 and will last until June 30, 2024.