The court in Pakistan sentenced in absentia the 68-year-old former prime minister of the country Nawaz Sharif. He, as well as his relatives, was convicted of buying expensive apartments in London with funds of dubious origin.

The court appointed Sharif a 10-year prison sentence, Reuters reports. In addition, the former official must pay $ 10.6 million as a fine.

The daughter of ex-premier Maryam Nawaz was sentenced to seven years in prison and 2.6 million pounds sterling fine. And his son-in-law Safdar Avan received 1 year of imprisonment.

The court of the National Control Bureau of Pakistan (NAB) announced the verdict after a series of delays. Sharif had earlier asked to postpone the sentencing while he was in London with his wife, where she was being treated for cancer. During the sentencing, the accused together with his children did not leave the capital of Great Britain.

Fearing the turmoil, the Pakistani authorities blocked roads around a complex of government buildings, one of which is the Supreme Court. They also banned the holding of rallies and marches in the area, according to the Russian service of the BBC.

Nawaz Sharif took office as Prime Minister of Pakistan in June 2013. Previously, he held this position in 1990-1993 and in 1997-1999. He is one of the most popular politicians in the country.

The investigation into Sharif began after the scandalous publication in the spring of 2016 of the "Panama archive." It includes confidential documents of the Panamanian firm Mossack Fonseca, which specializes in the creation of offshore companies. From these papers it follows that Mossack Fonseca helped clients, including large politicians from different countries, launder money, avoid sanctions and evade taxes.

Mossack Fonseca's clients were FIFA officials, actress Emma Watson, prime ministers of Iceland and the UK. It also mentioned the name of the long-time friend of the Russian president - cellist Sergei Roldugin, who was called Vladimir Putin's "purse".

The first victim of the Panamanian scandal was the Prime Minister of Iceland, Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson, who resigned a few days after the publication of the Panamanian documents. From them it became known that he and his wife owned an offshore company, which he did not declare after he was elected to the Icelandic parliament.

The Panamanian documents also said that Sharif's relatives were associated with offshore companies that were allegedly used to divert funds and buy foreign assets, in particular expensive apartments on the fashionable London Park Lane Street (bought in 1993, 1995 and 1996). Under suspicion were himself a high-ranking official Nawaz Sharif, his sons Hussein and Hasan, daughter Mariam and son-in-law Safdar.

The Supreme Court of Pakistan in July 2017 dismissed Sharif from the post of Prime Minister of the country in connection with the investigation of the involvement of his children in the "Panamanian documents".

Currently, Sharif is a figurant of several cases related to financial crimes. He and his family members consider the cases politically motivated and add that the property in London is legally acquired.

According to Sharif, for his persecution there is a grouping of military men who have great influence in politics, but do not advertise it. Sharif crossed the road to the military after he returned to the prime minister's seat again in 2013 and actively engaged in foreign policy, which the generals are accustomed to consider their zone of responsibility.

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In the UK, a man and woman affected by nerve agent poisoning in Amesbury remain in critical condition in Salisbury Hospital, the National Health Service reported.

"As a result of the effects of nerve agent on Saturday, June 30, two patients (man and woman, both for 40 years) remain at the Salisbury Regional Hospital, both in critical condition," the statement said on Friday quoted Interfax.

No one else was hospitalized as a result of the incident, the service said.

The message states that any additional information will be provided only in the event of a change in the state of the victims.

On Friday afternoon, policemen in chemical protection suits conducted an investigation at the John Baker House in Salisbury, home to a poisoned woman. The law enforcers looked for a source of poisoning, the BBC reports. It is assumed that the search can take weeks or even months.

As reported, on June 30 in Amesbury in an unconscious state were found and hospitalized two people - 45-year-old Charlie Rowley and 44-year-old mother of three children Don Sturges. The police first assumed that they had an overdose of drugs, but medical analyzes did not confirm this version. At the military laboratory in Porton Down, it was determined that the pair was exposed to the poison of the Novice family, identical to the one that former Colonel GRU Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia had been poisoned in Salisbury in March.

On July 5, British Prime Minister Teresa May's official spokesman said that the search for a link between poisoning in Amesbury and Salisbury is now the main line of investigation. And British Security Minister Ben Wallace called on Russia to provide detailed information on the nerve agent "Novice", developed in the USSR. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Russia would not do this until it was formally allowed to investigate.

Since the "Beginner" loses its properties under the influence of moisture and sunlight, it could be stored for a long time only in a confined space. Therefore, experts suggest that Rowley and Sturges accidentally stumbled upon a container of poison, which previously could have been used to attempt the Violins.

However, other experts believe that the substance used is more stable and can maintain its dangerous properties in the ordinary environment. And "Novice" causes terrible harm to the body, penetrating it through the skin, after touching the "infected" object.

The investigation involves about 100 employees of the police counter-terrorism unit. Traces of the "Novice" are searched for at five addresses: Muggleton Road, Boots pharmacy, Bems church in Amesbury, John Baker House and Queen Elizabeth Gardens.

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The court in Pakistan sentenced in absentia the 68-year-old former prime minister of the country Nawaz Sharif. He, as well as his relatives, was convicted of buying expensive apartments in London with funds of dubious origin.

The court appointed Sharif a 10-year prison sentence, Reuters reports. In addition, the former official must pay $ 10.6 million as a fine.

The daughter of ex-premier Maryam Nawaz was sentenced to seven years in prison and 2.6 million pounds sterling fine. And his son-in-law Safdar Avan received 1 year of imprisonment.

The court of the National Control Bureau of Pakistan (NAB) announced the verdict after a series of delays. Sharif had earlier asked to postpone the sentencing while he was in London with his wife, where she was being treated for cancer. During the sentencing, the accused together with his children did not leave the capital of Great Britain.

Fearing the turmoil, the Pakistani authorities blocked roads around a complex of government buildings, one of which is the Supreme Court. They also banned the holding of rallies and marches in the area, according to the Russian service of the BBC.

Nawaz Sharif took office as Prime Minister of Pakistan in June 2013. Previously, he held this position in 1990-1993 and in 1997-1999. He is one of the most popular politicians in the country.

The investigation into Sharif began after the scandalous publication in the spring of 2016 of the "Panama archive." It includes confidential documents of the Panamanian firm Mossack Fonseca, which specializes in the creation of offshore companies. From these papers it follows that Mossack Fonseca helped clients, including large politicians from different countries, launder money, avoid sanctions and evade taxes.

Mossack Fonseca's clients were FIFA officials, actress Emma Watson, prime ministers of Iceland and the UK. It also mentioned the name of the long-time friend of the Russian president - cellist Sergei Roldugin, who was called Vladimir Putin's "purse".

The first victim of the Panamanian scandal was the Prime Minister of Iceland, Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson, who resigned a few days after the publication of the Panamanian documents. From them it became known that he and his wife owned an offshore company, which he did not declare after he was elected to the Icelandic parliament.

The Panamanian documents also said that Sharif's relatives were associated with offshore companies that were allegedly used to divert funds and buy foreign assets, in particular expensive apartments on the fashionable London Park Lane Street (bought in 1993, 1995 and 1996). Under suspicion were himself a high-ranking official Nawaz Sharif, his sons Hussein and Hasan, daughter Mariam and son-in-law Safdar.

The Supreme Court of Pakistan in July 2017 dismissed Sharif from the post of Prime Minister of the country in connection with the investigation of the involvement of his children in the "Panamanian documents".

Currently, Sharif is a figurant of several cases related to financial crimes. He and his family members consider the cases politically motivated and add that the property in London is legally acquired.

According to Sharif, for his persecution there is a grouping of military men who have great influence in politics, but do not advertise it. Sharif crossed the road to the military after he returned to the prime minister's seat again in 2013 and actively engaged in foreign policy, which the generals are accustomed to consider their zone of responsibility.

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President Vladimir Putin took part in the International Congress on Cyber ??Security, which is being held in Moscow. The head of state spoke at the plenary session and listed the most important measures to combat cybercrimes, Tass reports.

First of all, it is necessary to develop new comprehensive solutions for preventing and suppressing violations in the digital environment, the head of state believes. "Such decisions should increase the effectiveness of the response of operational services to such threats," the President stressed. "To do this, it is important to create the appropriate legal conditions and provide convenient forms of interaction between citizens and state structures."

Equally important is the implementation of the business initiative to create a system for automated exchange of information on threats in the digital environment. With cyberattacks, this system will better coordinate the actions of communication operators, banks, Internet companies with law enforcement agencies and thereby quickly eliminate emerging threats.

- In Russia, a noticeable increase in the number of cyber attacks
- "Kaspersky Lab" failed to challenge the ban on the use of its products in US government agencies
- The United States and Britain accused "Russian hackers" in a large-scale cyber attack on routers

Import substitution in digital environment

Putin also spoke for the transition to domestic software. "We will strive for the software and communications infrastructure operating in Russia to be based on domestic technologies and solutions that have been appropriately tested and certified - certainly not at the expense of competition: it goes without saying that we are talking about competitive products that meet the highest demands of consumers" , - he stressed.

In addition, the head of state announced plans to improve qualitatively the level of training of Russian specialists in countering cybercrime. To do this, it is necessary to implement more actively practice-oriented approaches, to use the best foreign and Russian experience.

The Russian leader announced his intention to develop and improve the system of international information exchange on cyberthreats. According to him, the Cabinet of Ministers will soon be determined with the structure, which will be responsible for this work. "The scale of cyberthreats today is such that it is possible to neutralize them only together, combining the efforts of the entire international community," the Russian president stressed.

90 million Russians are familiar with the Internet

According to Putin, artificial intelligence, robotics, "Internet of things" became the basis for economic growth, and digital platforms and electronic document circulation became a guarantee of openness and efficiency of government, business, social and educational institutions. "The new digital environment, really, fundamentally changes the life of a person," the president said.

According to him, already over 90 million people in Russia use the Internet, and even older people become active users of services that provide public services in electronic form. "We intend to continue this work consistently and systematically," the head of state said.

"Effective digital development can be based only on digital freedom: at large for business, for public organizations, for citizens, for removing barriers that constrain and limit progress," the Russian leader said.

The program "Digital Economy", implemented in Russia in 2018, is aimed at making the economy, state administration, social sphere more efficient and more competitive, stimulating demand for innovative ideas and promising scientific research, the Russian president said. Among the priorities of the program is the development of research and development in the field of end-to-end digital technologies, as well as the creation of flexible legal regulation.

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Streets in the Kremlin area will be closed for traffic on the night of July 8 for the fans' time after the quarterfinal match of the World Cup between the national teams of Russia and Croatia. This is reported by TASS with reference to the press service of the Moscow Department of Transportation.

From 23:00 on July 7, it will be impossible to drive along Tverskaya Street from the Boulevard Ring, Mokhovaya from Bolshaya Nikitskaya, Okhotny Ryad, the Theater Pass to Neglinnaya, Ilyinka and Varvarka. In addition, the metro, MCC, shuttles S2, S3, S8 to fan zones and 45 land transport routes will extend the work until 3 am.

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"It is possible to change the mode of operation of stations located near the fanfest: University, Lomonosov Prospekt, Vorobyovy Gory, and Spartak and Tushinskaya, warned in the department.Accredited taxis operating near the southern the lobby of the metro station "Spartak" and in the street Kosygina.

Goalkeeper and captain of the Russian national football team Igor Akinfeev, who became the hero of the match against Spain, several days before the game with the Croatian team said that the Russians intend to make another feat and go to the semifinals of the home tournament.

The Central Bank of Russia promises to issue a coin with a nominal value of 1/2 ruble in case the Russian national team leaves the semifinal of the World Cup. And the media saw Russia's chance of further participation in the mundiale in the fact that before the match with Croatia, Russian banks settled the debt of the largest Croatian food retailer - the company Agrokor.

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President Vladimir Putin took part in the International Congress on Cyber ??Security, which is being held in Moscow. The head of state spoke at the plenary session and listed the most important measures to combat cybercrimes, Tass reports.

First of all, it is necessary to develop new comprehensive solutions for preventing and suppressing violations in the digital environment, the head of state believes. "Such decisions should increase the effectiveness of the response of operational services to such threats," the President stressed. "To do this, it is important to create the appropriate legal conditions and provide convenient forms of interaction between citizens and state structures."

Equally important is the implementation of the business initiative to create a system for automated exchange of information on threats in the digital environment. With cyberattacks, this system will better coordinate the actions of communication operators, banks, Internet companies with law enforcement agencies and thereby quickly eliminate emerging threats.

- In Russia, a noticeable increase in the number of cyber attacks
- "Kaspersky Lab" failed to challenge the ban on the use of its products in US government agencies
- The United States and Britain accused "Russian hackers" in a large-scale cyber attack on routers

Import substitution in digital environment

Putin also spoke for the transition to domestic software. "We will strive for the software and communications infrastructure operating in Russia to be based on domestic technologies and solutions that have been appropriately tested and certified - certainly not at the expense of competition: it goes without saying that we are talking about competitive products that meet the highest demands of consumers" , - he stressed.

In addition, the head of state announced plans to improve qualitatively the level of training of Russian specialists in countering cybercrime. To do this, it is necessary to implement more actively practice-oriented approaches, to use the best foreign and Russian experience.

The Russian leader announced his intention to develop and improve the system of international information exchange on cyberthreats. According to him, the Cabinet of Ministers will soon be determined with the structure, which will be responsible for this work. "The scale of cyberthreats today is such that it is possible to neutralize them only together, combining the efforts of the entire international community," the Russian president stressed.

90 million Russians are familiar with the Internet

According to Putin, artificial intelligence, robotics, "Internet of things" became the basis for economic growth, and digital platforms and electronic document circulation became a guarantee of openness and efficiency of government, business, social and educational institutions. "The new digital environment, really, fundamentally changes the life of a person," the president said.

According to him, already over 90 million people in Russia use the Internet, and even older people become active users of services that provide public services in electronic form. "We intend to continue this work consistently and systematically," the head of state said.

"Effective digital development can be based only on digital freedom: at large for business, for public organizations, for citizens, for removing barriers that constrain and limit progress," the Russian leader said.

The program "Digital Economy", implemented in Russia in 2018, is aimed at making the economy, state administration, social sphere more efficient and more competitive, stimulating demand for innovative ideas and promising scientific research, the Russian president said. Among the priorities of the program is the development of research and development in the field of end-to-end digital technologies, as well as the creation of flexible legal regulation.

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