The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, commented on the verdict of former Chechen officer Zaur Dadaev, accused of murdering Boris Nemtsov. The head of the region doubted whether the guilt of people from the republic had been proven. As stated on the website of the Chechen government, Kadyrov considers the verdict of the Moscow District Military Court in the case of the murder of Boris Nemtsov “strange-looking”.

TJ's editor-in-chief predicts the consequences of the possible adoption of a high-profile bill. First, let's remember what the bill says On July 12, a bill was introduced to the State Duma, according to which the largest social networks will be required to delete false information based on user complaints.

The head of the press service of Patriarch Kirill, Alexander Volkov, on his Facebook page spoke about the icon that was in a red box in Putin’s car on Valaam. He also confirmed that Patriarch Kirill uses a yacht, which was transferred by the Presidential Administration. Alexander Volkov.

The deputies went on a temporary break. Photo by RBC In the State Duma of the Russian Federation, the roof over the plenary meeting hall leaked . The leak occurred during a speech by Deputy Speaker Irina Yarovaya during a discussion of the bill on the Far Eastern hectare . She first asked the deputies what they were looking at on the ceiling, and then interrupted her speech.

The Russian Ministry of Health has proposed that the government punish employers whose employees have not undergone medical examination. reports this Kommersant with reference to a department document. According to the publication, the Ministry of Health has not yet approved a specific scenario for the fine. At the same time, the department advocated increasing the rate of contributions to the compulsory health insurance system (CHI). It is paid by employers.

Luxury smartphones with gold cases did not survive in the Apple era. Late Vertu models. Photo by The Verge On July 13, 2017, British smartphone maker Vertu closed its main UK factory due to $165 million in debt. The company tried several times to restore the positions lost with the advent of the iPhone, but every year there was less and less interest in phones costing from 6 to 20 thousand dollars.

But local residents guided the human rights activist through abstract drawings, as well as photographs of thunderstorms and empty chairs. Photo by CNN Residents of China reported that local authorities got rid of mournful records dedicated to the death of Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo. Users said the government removed posts from the country's main social network Weibo that mentioned the human rights activist or included the words "RIP" and sad emojis.

17-year-old Benjamin Kapelushnik supplies sneakers to DJ Khaled, Chris Brown and Kanye West, earning hundreds of thousands of dollars. Benjamin Kapelushnik and his sneaker collection. Photo Complex In 2014, the resale market for exclusive sneakers on Ebay or other services was valued at a billion dollars. The same year became significant for Benjamin Kapelushnik, who was 14 years old at that time.

A man with a knife attacked tourists in a hotel in Egypt. Two German women were killed, and four more people were injured, including a Russian citizen. this . reports Reuters According to local authorities, on the afternoon of July 14 in Hurghada, an unknown man secretly entered the hotel premises. To do this, he traveled by sea from a nearby public beach to the shore. The attacker entered the hotel and attacked vacationers.

We understand modern English on examples. The material is prepared with the support of the Telegram channel @dailyeng Traditionally, the most popular language in the world is called Chinese - over a billion people are its native speakers. However, if we talk about unofficial statistics, then English is still the most popular. To one degree or another, one and a half billion people of various nationalities own and use it and use it.

At least this time it was worth checking out the terms and conditions of free Wi-Fi. Photo by PRNewsfoto, Purple British provider Purple played a prank on customers by adding an instructive clause to the terms of use of free Wi-Fi. Anyone who confirmed the conditions automatically agreed that the company could send him to community service. 22 thousand people signed these rules. Before using free Wi-Fi, users had to agree to work for up to a thousand hours.

The French President liked the Daft Punk cover, but it was difficult to tell from his US counterpart. In honor of Bastille Day, a parade was held in Paris on July 14th. French President Emmanuel Macron and US President Donald Trump watched the celebration from the stands. At the end of the celebration, a French military band performed versions of Daft Punk hits, including “Get Lucky.” Many spectators, including Macron, applauded and smiled, but not Trump.

The strange noises during the last song turned out to be a secret message from the band. In June 2017, Radiohead released a collector's edition of their album OK Computer, including three vinyl records, an art book and an audio cassette with unreleased songs. The re-release is timed to coincide with the 20th anniversary of the album's release. Reddit users who bought the special edition discovered that the last track on the cassette, called “OK Computer program,” consists of strange sounds.

And at the same time he was fined 5 thousand dollars. Apartment rental service Airbnb and the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) issued a fine to the owner of the apartment, Tami Barker, who refused a guest on the basis of race. The girl was also ordered to return to school and take classes on Asian-American relations. After a service user complained about racism, the owner of the house was banned for life from Airbnb, and DFEH began an investigation.

Just a small "X". Photo by Bloomberg The head of SpaceX and Tesla, Elon Musk, launched the X.com website, the domain of which was recently purchased from PayPal. So far there is nothing on the resource except the letter “X”. This is what he looks like. At the same time, some users complained that their site was unavailable. On July 11, Musk announced the return of the X.com domain, which he owned 16 years ago at the start of his career.