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The US presidential decree aims to encourage competition in the economy.

Denis Yevsyukov, the former head of the "Tsaritsyno" police department in Moscow, who is serving a life sentence for the murder of two people, won 6,000 euros through the European Court of Human Rights. This was announced by the head of the human rights organization "Agora" Pavel Chikov.

Rinat Gabidinov, the survivor of the Bulgaria sunk in 2011, who worked as a radio operator on the ship, revealed the causes of the disaster, which killed 122 people. He spoke about this in an exclusive interview with "Lente.ru" on the anniversary of the accident that occurred ten years ago.

According to Plenipotentiary Vladimir Ustinov, Ukraine deliberately creates conditions for the deterioration of the environmental situation in Crimea.

A member of the Federation Council commented on Clement Bone's call not to recognize Russian and Chinese vaccines against coronavirus in Europe.

You need to be vaccinated against coronavirus even in the heat, Andrei Tyazhelnikov, chief freelance specialist in primary health care for the adult population of the Moscow Department of Health.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov commented on the calls of some politicians not to respond to NATO actions near Crimea.

These weapons will be received by the American strategic bombers B-52 Stratofortress and B-21 Raider.

Belarusian opposition politician and former banker Viktor Babariko received 14 years in prison. He was considered one of the opponents of Alexander Lukashenko. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to the Belarusian "Radio Liberty".

The money of Russian pensioners, which are kept in pension funds, could be invested in "green" bonds, said Andrey Klepach, chief economist at VEB.RF, at the roundtable "Ecology - the new responsibility of business" organized by TASS at the Innoprom-2021 exhibition Yekaterinburg.

The US and NATO forces have left the largest airbase in Afghanistan, located in the city of Bagram. This was reported by the AFP agency with reference to the representative of the US Department of Defense.

The US Attorney General Merrick Garland has returned the moratorium on federal executions. The moratorium will remain in effect until the US Department of Justice reconsiders its approach to capital punishment.

Experts predict an attack by illegal armed groups on one of the strongholds of the Ukrainian Armed Forces: "They want to take revenge"

Indigenous community of Canada and their supporters threw statues of the British Queens Victoria (1819-1901) and Elizabeth II in Winnipeg, Manitoba, from their pedestals, CBC reported.

Over the past day, 672 people died from the consequences of coronavirus infection in Russia.