A Paris court has indicted Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov on six counts, including refusal to hand over information to the competent authorities. The police had previously questioned him on 12 counts. After the indictment, the court placed the businessman under judicial supervision with a bail of €5 million and an obligation to appear before the police twice a week, the Paris prosecutor's office said. He is banned from leaving French territory.

Women's fashions of the 60s

Fashion is cyclical, so it's no surprise that 1960s style is still popular today. The images of Audrey Hepburn, Twiggy and members of The Beatles still stir our hearts today. How did they manage to look stylish? Let's take a look at some of the big name designers who use elements of the 1960s in today's collections.

A spy and a singer brought to scandal

A new scandal has erupted in relations between Serbia and Croatia. Serbian security services announced the arrest of a Croatian spy in Belgrade, while the Serbian police detained the most popular Croatian singer Severina Vučković at the border and interrogated her for several hours for her critical remarks against the policies of the Serbian leadership. Afterwards, Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin openly announced that he had personally compiled lists of persons undesirable in Serbia (including Croatian citizens) when he was the head of the police and the main intelligence service BIA. The Croatian leadership called Serbia ‘an undemocratic state that provokes conflicts in the region’.

Kim Basinger is a lifelong test of strength

Camila (Kim is an abbreviation) was born third - before her there were two brothers, in late 1953, but not last - after her there were two more sisters. She was born into a family that was not rich, but not poor either - her father was a jazz musician (a very popular trend in those years) and later became a financial consultant when he realized that jazz was becoming a thing of the past, and her mother worked as a manicurist before there were too many children.