All news

The Yerevan Criminal Court extended the house arrest of Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan for another two months, allowing him to attend the baptism next Saturday at the church of Jrvizha.

The court in Krasnodar did not consider the appeals of the candidate from the "Yabloko" party, Vladimir Atamanchuk, regarding his removal from the elections, but quickly reviewed the complaint of his opponent in the district. The court committed a number of violations that need to be appealed, despite the predictable outcome, the lawyer indicated.

A 15-year-old resident of Cherkessk posted a publication online featuring symbols banned in Russia. Law enforcement published a video of her apologies.

Police reported the detention of a young man in Rostov-on-Don who planned to set fire to a police station. He has been placed under a measure of restraint in the form of a prohibition of certain actions.

The prosecutor demanded to sentence the former mayor of Sochi, Alexey Kopaygorodsky, to 21 years in a strict regime colony for receiving bribes totaling more than 300 million rubles.

About 80% of Armenian exports to the European Union will receive trade preferences: import duties will be suspended on a wide range of goods, including certain types of agricultural products, concluded the Council of the European Union.

The court sentenced the former head of the Kaytagsky district of Dagestan, Alim Temirbulatov, to 4.5 years of conditional imprisonment. The prosecution explained the leniency of the sentence in the fraud case involving 12 plots of land by the compensation for damages, the conclusion of a pre-trial agreement, and the state of health.

The Cassation Court returned the case against former Rosgvardiya employees Aslan Dukayev and Bekhan Abdurashidov to the Supreme Court of Chechnya. Court representatives in Chechnya ignore the arguments of the victim's side and the prosecutor's office, as well as the instructions of the higher court, emphasized the cassation instance.

Due to attacks on logistics infrastructure and the shutdown of ports, farmers are unable to sell significant volumes of products. This has led to a buildup of grain and an oversaturation of the domestic market, which is why a state of emergency has been declared in the Krasnodar region.

The cassation court annulled the decisions of the courts that refused to oblige officials to provide the necessary nutrition for the daughter of a large family from Tuapse and sent the case for reconsideration. At the same time, the prosecutor's office refused to consider the couple's complaint.

In the October elections for the head of Dagestan, the majority of parliamentarians will vote for the acting head of the republic, Fyodor Shchukin, analysts predicted.

As a result of a drone attack, a fire broke out at an enterprise in the Dinsky district. According to authorities, there are no injuries.

The case of a 23-year-old resident of Rostov-on-Don, accused of a terrorist act on the railway, has been submitted to the court.

Five Azerbaijani human rights organizations in exile appealed to the Council of Europe to assess the human rights situation in the country and respond to Baku's statements about a possible exit from the organization. Human rights defenders noted that compromises made to maintain dialogue with Baku should not lead to the dilution of key standards of the Council of Europe.

The authorities did not report on the victims of the incident.

Mansur Movlaev, a native of Chechnya, is in a depressed state after two suicide attempts, but "will fight," his lawyer reported. The defense is seeking to have the case reviewed by the Supreme Court of Kazakhstan, citing a threat to Movlaev's life.

The Nalchik garrison military court sentenced serviceman Timur Keligov to 5.5 years in a penal colony for failing to report for duty, which lasted almost a year and a half during the mobilization.

The President of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, signed a decree pardoning French citizen Martin Ryan, who was convicted in Baku on charges of espionage. The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomed this decision.

A resident of Krasnodar faces up to ten years in prison, as employees of the Center "E" identified deliberately false information about the Russian armed forces in his posts.

The Krasnodar Regional Court sentenced a resident of Crimea to a long term, finding him guilty of transferring intercepted radio communications of Russian security forces to Ukrainian intelligence.