E.ON Ruhrgas celebrated 25 years of scientific cooperation with Norway. Chairman of the Board of E.ON Ruhrgas Bernhard Reutersberg, who took part in a meeting of a delegation of representatives of the German economy with Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, paid tribute to another major gas supplier to Germany.

Consumers and power suppliers will have to find a compromise before the new year The rules of the long-term power market and price parameters of power, as Deputy Director of the Department of Electricity of the Ministry of Energy Maxim Balashov said yesterday, will be submitted to the government for consideration in one document.

Gazprom demands compensation Competition on the Russian gas market has suddenly acquired unprecedented proportions and an almost political character. Gazprom was on the verge of losing a major client, and on the side of the “opposition” to the gas monopolist, the figures of Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin and businessman Gennady Timchenko are clearly visible.

Georgian MPs will re-examine the fate of the first president The mysterious death in December 1993 at the age of 54 of the first president of post-Soviet Georgia, Zviad Gamsakhurdia, will be investigated anew. By the end of October, a special commission will be formed in parliament that will thoroughly study those tragic events. The initiative of deputy Jondo Bagaturia was supported by 78 colleagues, and one spoke out against it (there are 150 seats in the Georgian parliament in total).

On Wednesday, the Tretyakov Gallery on Krymsky Val hosted a discussion of the exhibition “Not toys?”, prepared as a special project of the III Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art. Let us remind you that the exhibition is dedicated to the reflection of Russian art of the 20th and early 21st centuries on the themes of childhood and its artifacts and toys.

The Constitutional Court and the government will equalize the rights of all unemployed people The rights of the unemployed, dismissed from large organizations and individual entrepreneurs, were equalized yesterday by the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation. The judges declared certain provisions of the law “On Employment in the Russian Federation” unconstitutional.

CSKA captain made a miracle throw In the opening round of the first group stage of the Euroleague basketball, ULEB CSKA beat the Greek Maroussi on the road - 66:65. The ending of the meeting turned out to be very effective, dramatic for the hosts and successful for the “red-blues”. Ten seconds before the siren about the end of regulation time, after a throw by American Trajan Langdon, the Muscovites took the lead 64:62.

The new senator from Chechnya was interrogated at the UPC a month before his appointment After two weeks of deliberation, the President of Chechnya determined who would represent the executive power of the republic in the Federation Council. Suleiman Geremeev will become the new Chechen senator. Mr. Geremeev will take the chair that became vacant after the early termination of the powers of his predecessor, the famous entrepreneur of Chechen origin Umar Dzhabrailov.

The former CEO of the company has been given more cases Representatives of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs yesterday announced the initiation of a new criminal case against the former general director of the Eldorado company, Alexander Shifrin. According to investigators, Eldorado LLC, which he headed, evaded paying taxes by 4 billion rubles from January to December 2006 using shell companies.

Capital transport workers are mastering the Japanese culture of traffic management Moscow officials decided to adopt the experience of regulating traffic on city highways from the disciplined Japanese. Yesterday, the head of the city's Department of Transport and Communications, Vasily Kichedzhi, discussed the peculiarities of Moscow traffic with the son of the Prime Minister of Japan, Yukio Hatoyama Kiichiro, who is an expert in solving transport problems. Mr.

In Latvia, a student was punished for Russophobia on the Internet Legal proceedings due to scandals in the Internet space are increasingly resulting in concrete sentences in Latvia. The latest verdict in such a case was made by the Riga District Court, which punished the Russophobe. Student Rudolf Trace pleaded guilty to leaving hostile comments against Russians on two Internet portals. 19-year-old Trace chose as his nickname (nickname) the name Zirgs, that is, Horse in Latvian.

Putin, Berlusconi and Erdogan dragged Nazarbayev into the oil pipeline Intensive interstate contacts, in which the heads of government of Russia, Italy and Turkey were involved yesterday, expanded the scope of energy cooperation.

Israelis will respond with propaganda to accusations of war crimes The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs is creating a special department that will deal with explanatory work related to the report of the UN commission, which was published back in September, investigating the course of the military operation “Cast Lead” in the Palestinian Gaza Strip (December 2008 - January 2009).

Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, accused of war crimes and genocide, is not going to appear on October 26 for the start of his trial. He notified the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia about this. In a six-page letter, 64-year-old Karadzic explained that he did not have time to familiarize himself with the materials of his multi-volume case.

“East, west are just cardinal directions, compass marks are just as stupid as the rest.” These words were spoken from the screen in 1962, playing with an ominous mechanical hand by Doctor No, an evil genius about to rule the world , a member of the mysterious and highly criminal organization Specter and the first adversary of James Bond in film history. Christopher Lee, Noel Coward or Max Von Sydow could have played this role in Terence Young's film, but it ended up going to Joseph Wiseman.