Day: November 26, 2021

TV presenter Chrissy Teigen has rebuffed fan criticism for her eyebrow transplant American model and TV host Chrissy Teigen negative comments from fans that surfaced on social media following her eyebrow transplant surgery. Celebrities took notice of the Instagram story in Page Six. 35-year-old Teigen admitted that she underwent the transplant procedure. The woman explained that as a teenager, she regularly plucked her eyebrows, as a result of which they thinned and lost their shape. After the intervention, her new eyebrows became defined, dark and thick. Netizens criticized the act of the fashion model. The haters considered the story of the star's eyebrow transplant inappropriate given the fact that many people live on the brink of poverty. Teigen, in turn, fought back fans by posting a response story on Instagram (it has been deleted for now). The woman posted a screenshot of the news that appeared in the media and

SK: in Timashevsk, stepfather killed a 6-year-old stepson, holding his nose and mouth with his hands local resident suspected of killing 6-year-old stepson. On Friday, November 26, the regional department of the Investigative Committee of Russia reported to Lente.ru. According to the investigation, on the evening of November 24, the man was at home with his stepson and his one-year-old child. He pushed the boy, which made him cry. The child's tears angered his stepfather. As punishment, he covered his nose and mouth with his hands, after a while the boy lost consciousness. Seeing that he was not moving, his stepfather called an ambulance. The man told the doctors that the stepson stopped showing signs of life after falling down the stairs and hitting his head. The doctors failed to save the child. The data of the examination refuted the stepfather's version. Kuban investigators found out that the boy died

HSBC: Global sales growth despite the pandemic and supply disruptions are expected by 90% of companies The sales situation is expected to improve next year 90 percent of global companies are not afraid of supply disruptions and the possibility of new waves of a pandemic. This is evidenced by the HSBC Navigator study (available to Lenta.ru), in which 7,350 business leaders in 14 countries took part. The overwhelming majority of respondents (87 percent) considered expansion into new markets as a reason for optimistic forecasts. In relation to their companies, this factor was named as a key driver of growth by 46 percent of respondents. More than half (56 percent) of respondents believe that their revenues will grow by more than 10 percent, almost a third (31 percent) say they are growing more than 30 percent. Average growth estimates are at 19 percent. Seven out of ten participants in the study

Vladimir Putin presented the head of Azerbaijan and the Prime Minister of Armenia with olive branches For Armenia Nikol Pashinyan olive branches as a symbol of the settlement. RIA Novosti reports this. “To my left you see our gift from me to Armenian friends and Azerbaijani friends: an olive branch that symbolizes peace and prosperity,” Putin said and stressed that he hoped for the implementation of the agreements. which will help create conditions for the next steps in the normalization of relations in the South Caucasus. On Friday, November 26, a trilateral meeting of the President of Russia, the Prime Minister of Armenia and the leader of Azerbaijan took place. The negotiations lasted almost three hours. The parties discussed the situation in Karabakh, and also assessed what was done over the past year to stabilize it.

A new strain of COVID, found in several countries, was named potentially the most dangerous The EU named the timing of the spread of the new strain of coronavirus (B.1.1 .529) found in several countries. The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, said in a video message that the strain could spread around the world in the next few months. She highlighted the seriousness of the European Commission to the news about Option B.1.1.529. The new COVID variant has already been named potentially the most dangerous in the world. Key information about the new strain First reports of infection with the new strain in South Africa, Botswana and Hong Kong appeared on November 24. Later, news of the discovery of another variant of the evolution of COVID-19 appeared in Israel and Belgium. The day after the first reports of a new variant of COVID in South Africa,