Temperature anomalies in November may cause a new surge in morbidity among weather-sensitive Russians Record high temperatures were recorded in early November throughout almost the entire territory of Russia. As the head of Roshydromet, Roman Vilfand, said yesterday, warm air came to us from North Africa and the Western Atlantic, where temperature anomalies are observed.

Electronic democracy: threats and prospects Now the inevitability of the transition to electronic democracy is already becoming a common point of discussion about the not-so-distant future of world politics. Presidents (in particular, Dmitry Medvedev and Barack Obama), activists of the protest movement, the leadership of the European Union, and alter-globalists are talking about this.

Rospotrebnadzor learns about the personal lives of Russians outside their homeland with the help of airlines The mysterious “arriving in the Russian Federation” questionnaires, which have been distributed to passengers of several airlines for several months under the pretext of fighting swine flu, are essentially an ordinary sociological survey and cannot in any way be considered mandatory documents for entering the country.

United Russia will have to improve its reputation and change the head of its youth organization The leadership of the Young Guard of United Russia is planning an update: at least two candidates have been named for the position of leader of this organization. Now it is formally still headed by Ruslan Gattarov, but de facto he retired after he was appointed a member of the Federation Council from the Chelyabinsk region in May 2010. As Mr.

G20 leaders gather in Seoul The next G20 summit, which opened yesterday in Seoul with a working dinner of heads of state and government, does not promise any breakthrough decisions. In the draft final communiqué, which the summit participants will sign today, even the most discussed topic of late - “currency wars” - has not received its rightful place. It seems that the United States, as the most active participant in these wars, has decided to slightly change tactics.

Ten politicians are vying for the post of President of Belarus The presidential campaign in Belarus has a chance to become a record number of candidates. It is possible that ten politicians will compete for the post of head of state in the December 19 elections - according to preliminary data from the Central Election Commission, they managed to collect the required 100 thousand signatures.

US congressmen have come up with a bold proposal to reduce the country's budget deficit by $4 trillion over the next ten years. To do this, they are ready not only to reduce the salaries of civil servants and raise taxes, but also to encroach on the “sacred cow” - military, medical expenses, and social insurance expenses. Some politicians have already expressed outrage about this.

CONCERTS The Jumping Cats. A combination of blues with all related genres such as swing, funk, surf and many others. "House by the Road" , 21.00. CLASSIC Bobby McFerrin (jazz vocals, USA). Russian premiere of the improvisational opera Bobble. House of Music , 19.00. THEATERS “House” by E. Grishkovets, A. Matison. Directed by Joseph Raikhelgauz. Starring Alexander Gordon / Boris Vainzikher, Anzhelika Volchkova, Yulia Skirina, Albert Filozov, Elena Sanaeva, Evgeny Grishkovets.

Militants carried out an anti-police raid in Makhachkala At least seven police officers were killed and several others were wounded in an unprecedented raid carried out by militants in Makhachkala yesterday. In broad daylight, for an hour and a half, a group of heavily armed bandits drove through the city streets in a car, shooting at police cars and patrols they encountered along the way. In the end, the militants were blocked and destroyed.

Suspects detained in mass murder in Kuban Yesterday, the Investigative Committee announced the names of suspects in the massacre in the Kuban village of Kushchevskaya, which occurred on November 5. Then, let us remind you, the criminals entered the house of a local farmer and killed his entire family and relatives and friends who came to visit him - a total of 12 people, including two babies.

Manchester Derby ends in a draw Another attempt by Manchester City to declare itself as a full-fledged member of the “Big English Four” ended unsuccessfully. The Citizens again failed to win the Mancunian derby against Manchester United - 0:0. After a colorless draw, the confidence index in MS head coach Roberto Mancini continues to slide down. His team, which has spent more than a hundred million pounds on strengthening the attacking line, ends a third of its matches without scoring goals.

November 15--21, 2010 Monday, November 15 FIRST 5 . 00, 9.00, 12.00, 15.00, 18.00, 23.30 News 5 . 05 Good morning 9 . 20 Test purchase 9 . 50 Life is great! 11 . 00 housing and communal services 12 . 20 Fashionable verdict 13 . 20 Detectives 14 . 00 Other news 14 . 20 Understand. Forgive 15 . 20 I want to know 15 . 50 "WEDGING RING". TV series (S) 16 . 50 Federal Judge 18 . 20 "NEXT". Series 19 . 00 Let's get married! 20 . 00 Wait for me 21 . 00 Time 21 . 30 "ESCAPE". TV series (S) 22 .

Lithuanians want to put pressure on Russia together with the Poles Lithuanian Prime Minister Andrius Kubilius proposes to the Polish government to jointly convince the Russian authorities to restore oil supplies via the Druzhba oil pipeline to the oil refinery in the Lithuanian city of Mazeikiai. “I myself spoke on this topic with Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, and raised the question back in the spring of why oil supplies have not yet been resumed.

South Ossetia and Georgia are preparing for battle in Astana A new scandal is unfolding on the eve of the December summit of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) between this international structure and South Ossetia. The republic's parliamentarians proposed freezing any contacts with the OSCE until it recognizes South Ossetian independence. The occasion was the visit to the republic in early November of the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities, Knut Vollebaek.

A Russian team appeared in the royal races Russia continues an active attack on Formula 1. Following the Russian rider Vitaly Petrov, his own Grand Prix in Sochi and the tests of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, a Russian team with the national name will appear at the wheel of a racing car in royal races. Yesterday, a significant package of shares of the Formula 1 team Virgin Racing was announced by the Russian company Marussia Motors. The new stable will be called Marussia Virgin Racing.