Every Friday, Mikhail Fishman presents his vision of the week's results. Together with the main characters and analysts, Fishman tries to figure out what the main events and decisions of the previous 7 days mean and where they will lead. And so on with Mikhail Fishman - these are debates and investigations, author's opinion and dry analytics.

The head of the acute poisoning department at the Omsk hospital said that Navalny had digestive problems due to diets a week before his hospitalization, and metabolic changes in the body began to form “several hours, even days before admission.” Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev also spoke about Navalny’s poisoning: he “sees no reason” to talk about a crime.

Residents of Tskhinvali, the capital of partially recognized South Ossetia, are protesting against torture, which is widely used by security forces - in the police and in prisons. The cause of the protests was the death of Inal Dzhabiev, who, along with two other citizens, was accused of an attempt on the life of Interior Minister Igor Naniev. We discussed the topic with Irina Kelekhsaeva, correspondent for Echo of the Caucasus.

On September 4, trials were held in Belarus of independent media journalists who were detained on September 1 while working at a protest rally; MSLU students were also detained in the republic for singing the song Do You Hear the People Sing. Various protests in support of Alexander Lukashenko continue in the country. Read more about the fourth week of protests in the story by Maria Borzunova.

The Anti-Corruption Foundation (recognized in Russia as a “foreign agent” - we indicate this on YouTube at the request of the Russian authorities) published the film “Who captured the capital of Siberia and how to liberate it.” It is dedicated to the activities of officials and Novosibirsk deputies from United Russia.

Viktor Tsoi’s son Alexander said that he sent a letter to President Vladimir Putin asking him to ban the release of Alexei Uchitel’s film “Tsoi” in theaters. Mikhail Kozyrev talks about why he would like this news to turn out to be fake.

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin met with Alexander Lukashenko. At the meeting, the Belarusian president also spoke about the situation with Navalny’s poisoning. He stated that Minsk managed to intercept a telephone conversation between Berlin and Warsaw, where it was discussed that the news about the poisoning of the oppositionist was fake. Dmitry Butrin, deputy editor-in-chief for economic policy at Kommersant, spoke about what Mishustin and Lukashenko agreed upon.