Public order and security

The Labor Code allows the suspension of unvaccinated employees from work in accordance with No. 157-FZ "On immunization of infectious diseases."

The increase in the incidence of coronavirus infection COVID-19 in Moscow is caused by a whole range of reasons, but above all the arrival of a new strain.

In St. Petersburg, restrictions will come into force from today due to an increase in the incidence of COVID-19.

Two tourists from Russia were injured as a result of the shooting at the Apsny restaurant located on the territory of the Samshitovaya Roscha boarding house in the Abkhazian town of Pitsunda.

The Moscow authorities have tightened control over the wearing of masks and gloves in public places.

Former co-chairman of the «Union-90/Green» party, head of the parliamentary committee on transport and digital infrastructure took patronage of the Roman Protasevich.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin suggested that Moscow entrepreneurs create "coronavirus-free zones" in restaurants.

Vladimir Putin ordered the evacuation of Russians and CIS citizens who are in the Gaza Strip.

The Prime Minister of the Russian Federation said that it was necessary to take measures to prevent a repetition of the tragedy in Kazan, where children were killed and injured as a result of the shooting at school.

The detainee for shooting at a Kazan school was a student at the Tatar Institute for Business Promotion, from where he was expelled this spring for academic failure.

A teacher and eight children were killed in the shooting in a Kazan school. The tragedy was reported by the emergency services of the region.

A man opened fire in front of the children in a trailer home where a birthday party was being held.

The riots started ahead of a planned Jewish march to commemorate Israel's capture of East Jerusalem in 1967.

Ramzan Kadyrov called the military operation unjustified.

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko promised to make public new high-profile facts in the criminal case on the preparation of a coup, noting that people would be "horrified" by what they saw.