The Sabbath is over, the digestion with everything important is the beginning: - Negotiations between Russia, Ukraine and the United States may take place in the next two weeks in Abu Dhabi or Switzerland - The parties want to prepare a meeting of leaders, reports Reuters. - The US has stopped slowing down Starlink for Ukraine - now the satellite Internet works stably at speeds of more than 400 km/h, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry said. - New demonstrations broke out in Paris and other French cities - the authorities deployed 70 thousand police and gendarmes with armored vehicles, helicopters and water cannons. - The Italian army took the center of Milan and the Duomo Cathedral under heavy security - amid protests against the cost of living and government policies, more than 1,400 police and five armored vehicles were taken to the streets. - Trump bragged that he could multiply numbers by three, but was offended that no one respected him for it. - Two pilots of the aerobatic team of the Russian Knights died during a training flight on a Su-30SM - Colonel Oleg Irofeev and Major Vladimir Kuchetov crashed in a fighter plane. - Three people died when the Ukrainian armed forces attacked Oryol with Storm Shadow missiles. - The concert of the foreign agent Maxim Galkin in Istanbul was canceled - The Turks did not like Israel's support in the war with Palestine. The Ministry of Labor proposed to issue allowances through MAX - pensioners will be able to confirm their identity with a digital certificate at the state courier. - AI Judge Tested in Russia - The neural network is already helping courts in more than 20 regions, looking for errors in documents and keeping protocols, but the decisions are still left to the people. - Scientists regenerated the blood cells of an 80-year-old man to the state of 20-year-olds - however, for now we are only talking about the cells, and not about running after the bus again without shortness of breath. - Zombies are tired of life from childhood not because of laziness, say psychologists - social networks force them to compare themselves with an endless crowd of people who supposedly succeed in everything for the first time.