The DPRK has launched another ballistic missile, the South Korean agency Yonhap reported . As the publication notes, the missile fired by the DPRK was of an unknown modification. The launch, according to the agency, was made from the Pukchang region of the Pyongannam-do province. The South Korean Defense Ministry clarified that the missile flew about 500 km. It is assumed that the missile fell in the Sea of ​​Japan outside Japan's exclusive economic zone.

The Russian national hockey team won bronze at the 2017 World Championship. In the match for third place, the Russian team defeated the Finnish national team. The meeting, which took place in Cologne on Sunday, ended with a score of 5:3 in favor of the Russians. The Russian team gained a four-goal advantage during the match. A few seconds before the end of the second period, the opponent scored one goal, and in the third twenty minutes, the Finnish team managed two more successful attacks.

Fragment of the cover of Alexey Vdovin's book "Dobrolyubov: a commoner between spirit and flesh" / Young Guard Nikolai Dobrolyubov's articles are still included in school editions of Russian classics, primarily The Storm and Oblomov: no worse, if not better, than these works themselves, we have memorized the ideas of "a ray of light in a dark kingdom" and "the seal of Oblomovism." The author of these formulations, who died at the age of 25, remained in the public consciousness as a brilliant

The Last Jew In the video “They called from the Ministry of Education and asked about money” ( www.vedomosti.ru from 04/29/2017) The first political campaign I witnessed was the "fight against cosmopolitanism". In the second grade (1952), the strict head teacher Marina Aleksandrovna grabbed my overly naughty friend Petka Merkuriev by the sleeve and scolded him: "Now stop running! Have you forgotten who your grandfather is?" And my grandfather was the great director Meyerhold...

Lawyers and human rights activists have spoken out against the Supreme Court's idea to allow judges not to read out the entire text of the verdict / E. Razumny / Vedomosti The Federal Chamber of Advocates (FPA) has criticized the Supreme Court's bill, which proposes to free judges from the obligation to read out the full text of a verdict.

Virus attacks on the structures of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs are being investigated with the involvement of the FSB, the press center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs told Interfax on Sunday. "A leak of official information from the information resources of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia is completely excluded. At present, the department's information systems are functioning in a normal mode," the press center reported.

Planned maneuver The government has prepared an action plan until 2025, which provides for the economy to reach growth rates above the global average in 2019–2020. The plan was presented to President Vladimir Putin, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said. The Stolypin Club had previously presented proposals for reforms for 2018–2024 (growth mainly due to the emission of 1.5 trillion rubles), and the Center for Strategic Research (CSR) is working on a development strategy until 2024.

Prisoners deprived of their only citizenship will remain in custody even after release from prison / Stanislav Krasilnikov / TASS Persons convicted of terrorism and extremism may be stripped of their Russian citizenship, even if they have no other, according to the text of a bill adopted by the State Duma on Friday in the first reading. The document proposes to deprive of citizenship those who did not receive it by birthright, but did not fulfill their promise to comply with Russian laws.

Billionaire Alisher Usmanov made an offer in April to buy a controlling stake in London football club Arsenal for $1.3 billion, the Financial Times (FT) reported, citing three people familiar with the situation. Usmanov, who already owns 30% of the club, wants to buy 67% of the shares from American tycoon Stan Kroenke. The entire club, according to the FT, is valued at $2 billion. Bloomberg, citing two sources, writes that Arsenal is valued at 2 billion pounds sterling ($2.6 billion).

Vyacheslav Nikonov "This will be news about corruption in Russia, about the wonderful Russian opposition and about what a bad president the Russian Federation has." According to the chairman of the State Duma Committee on Education and Science, anti-Russian news prevails even on the “seemingly neutral resource YouTube.” (Vedomosti) Natalia Poklonskaya "Maybe it wouldn't hurt to check them for corruption. Because, as they say, a thief's hat is on fire.

Alisher Usmanov wanted to buy a controlling stake in London football club Arsenal (pictured is club footballer Mesut Ozil) / AP Billionaire Alisher Usmanov made an offer to buy a controlling stake in London football club Arsenal for $1.3 billion in April, the Financial Times (FT) reported, citing three people familiar with the situation. Usmanov, who already owns 30% of the club, wants to buy 67% of the shares from American tycoon Stan Kroenke.

Editor of the Moscow Defense Brief magazine Mikhail Barabanov clarified in a commentary to Vedomosti that out of the entire $109.7 billion package of agreements between the US and Saudi Arabia, only 8 agreements worth $12.5 billion were agreed upon under the intergovernmental arms sales (FMS) framework. They were signed on the eve of US President Donald Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia, that is, on May 19. According to the expert, this was reported in The National Interest.

Fans of the Moscow football club Spartak ran en masse onto the field in Tula after the match of the 30th round of the Russian championship with the local Arsenal. Spartak fans celebrated their victory in the national championship in this way. Running onto the field, they broke down the gates and tore the net into souvenirs. In addition, during the match, Moscow fans tore out several seats in the stadium and set them on fire. Spartak played in Tula as the champion of Russia in football.

Ozon leased warehouses in Moscow region Online retailer Ozon.ru has leased 3,500 square meters of warehouse space in the northwest of Moscow Region, the broker of the deal, Knight Frank, reported. By the end of the year, the online retailer is ready to triple the leased space in the Leningradsky Terminal warehouse complex, said Gleb Belavin, deputy general director for tenant relations at the complex's management company, MLP.

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has arrived in Istanbul, where he will take part in the summit of the Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) on Monday and meet with his Turkish counterpart Binali Yildirim.