In the United States, 66-year-old Ilya Kan was arrested, accused of exporting “sensitive American technologies” to Russia. About it reported on the US Department of Justice website. The Ministry of Justice reported that Kan is a citizen of the United States, Israel and Russia. According to court documents, Kahn owns US companies Senesys Incorporated and … Read more
Two lawsuits were filed in the courts of Moscow and St. Petersburg due to the “naked” party. The amount of claims for each of them is one billion rubles, RIA Novosti reports. In Moscow, a group of citizens led by producer Alexander Inshakov filed a class action against TV presenter Nastya Ivleeva in the Tagansky … Read more
The Moscow diocesan court defrocked the former rector of the Moscow Trinity Church in Khokhly, Alexei Uminsky. This decision was made at a meeting of the church court on Saturday, January 13. About it reports “New Newspaper”. Now this decision must be approved by Patriarch Kirill. Court secretary Alexander Mironov told Novaya Gazeta that “the … Read more
The research found that half of respondents with a mortgage are “worried” about making payments, while 35 per cent want the House of Commons to prioritize the cost of living. Data shows that younger Canadians, ages 18 to 35, are the most concerned about mortgage payments. On the other hand, many of those interviewed asked … Read more
The Progressive Party of Serbia (SNS) wins the majority of votes in the parliamentary elections held on December 17. The first results of the processing of ballots and polls conducted by Ipsos and CeSID show that the SNS can count on 46.2% of the vote, while its main rival, the center-left Serbia Against Violence (SPV) … Read more
The indecisiveness of the leaders of the European Union on the issue of starting negotiations with Ukraine on the country’s accession to the EU could become a victory for Russian President Vladimir Putin. Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky stated this while speaking via video link at the European Council in Brussels. According to the Ukrainian leader, … Read more
Olympic champion in figure skating Roman Kostomarov, who had both legs amputated below the knee, as well as both hands, returned to skating. The athlete posted a video on Instagram showing him driving around the skating rink. “As promised… I WENT ON THE ICE!!! I’m sharing with you a short excerpt from the training,” Kostomarov … Read more
EFE Agency | BBCL Edition visits If the elections were held today, 37% would favor Trump, while 31% would favor Biden, according to the US media survey. Former President Donald Trump would be taking advantage ahead of the upcoming elections in the US, to the detriment of current President Joe Biden, who would be losing … Read more
A survey carried out by the Young sector of the Argentine Confederation of Medium Enterprises (CAME) determined that six out of every ten Argentine businessmen between 18 and 40 years old have difficulties or find it impossible to access productive financing. This is an age segment with a lack of support capital and flow of … Read more
Bloomberg agency rated Russia’s costs to circumvent the $11 billion oil ceiling introduced a year ago. Journalists studied data from Indian customs, where Russian oil arrives, and the total volume of its exports, almost half of which now falls on the so-called “shadow fleet.” A year ago, the G7 countries and the European Union introduced … Read more