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Konstantin Glikin
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New Times
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Jul 1, 2020
Confession: The Kremlin got the results it wanted
The results of the voting on the Constitution, which took place with large-scale violations, turned out to be approximately the same as the Kremlin had previously demanded from the regional authorities. Experts note: these figures do not reflect the real mood of citizens IVL instead of KOIBs The final day of voting on amendments to the country's Constitution has come to an end. According to the CEC, the turnout in the country was 65%.
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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Jun 30, 2020
Violations have been corrected
Golos and other independent observers talk about the unprecedented dirty technologies used in voting on the Constitution: open coercion, direct campaigning with the participation of officials, and the exclusion of observers. With details about the first days of the plebiscite - Konstantin Glikin Already in the first three days of voting, more than 27 million Russians managed to cast their vote. Regional authorities report that the voting is generally without violations.
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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May 9, 2020
Double anniversary of Sergeant Barar
In February, a resident of Brooklin Nikolai Moiseevich Barrer celebrated his 100th anniversary. And in May he celebrates the victory - and 75 years since he signed in the Reichstag. The Feature Military Fleet family was lucky to visit the NT correspondent, who learned details about his amazing life Thousands of veterans of the Red Army have long been meeting Victory Day in the new homeland - including in the countries of their military allies.
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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Apr 29, 2020
Professor Potekhin: "So far, Coronavirus likes a moderate climate"
How sustainable is the immunity of the emirable when it becomes collective? Do the virus have different "doses"? How does it affect different ethnic groups? The professor of the Department of Microbiology of St. Petersburg State University Alexei Potekhin answered questions from NT questions Although a lot is already known about coronavirus, there are still many important questions, the answers to which can protect the health and lives of people.
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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Jun 12, 2019
They were responsible for Golunov
More than 500 people were detained at the Moscow "Marsh of Golunov." Among the Avtosaks and the ATS - politicians, activists, writers and journalists, including NT correspondent Leonid Moizh. Many remained there until late in the evening More than 420 people, according to the OVD-Info, got into the autozaki, and then to the police department as a result of an unauthorized procession, which was held today in the center of the Russian capital.
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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May 12, 2019
Stalinism on the march
Fans of the “leader of the peoples” actively used the Victory Festival to demonstrate their views. Portraits of Stalin on processions, the opening of busts and other promotions did not meet the resistance of the authorities, and in some places were supported Stalin Regiment The main action in honor of the Generalissimo took place in the capital and was organized by the Communist Party. The Communists went through the festive procession in the center of Moscow.
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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Mar 10, 2019
"Forbid - you will end badly"
In Moscow, a rally was held in defense of Runet from censorship: despite opposition from the authorities, the action raised more than 15 thousand people.
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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Feb 24, 2019
"We are the name Boris Nemtsov"
Boris Nemtsov’s memory shares passed throughout the country and abroad. The Moscow procession of the memory of the politician killed in the center of the capital has become one of the largest in recent years About 11 thousand people, according to the White Counter (the police counted 6 thousand participants), passed on Sunday along the traditional route for such shares from Pushkin Square along the Boulevard Ring to Sakharov Avenue.
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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Jan 15, 2019
How they make life difficult for us
Since January, dozens of new laws and regulations have come into force, designed to replenish the state treasury at our expense - where they will take it and how they will take it, the NT correspondent figured out Social innovations in January The pension reform started , the announcement of which last year provoked mass protests, a drop in the ratings of the country's leadership, and the first defeat of proteges of power in regional elections in many years .
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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Jan 14, 2019
A year of exemptions and restrictions
Since January, dozens of new laws and regulations have come into force, most of which are designed to replenish the state treasury at the expense of citizens and businesses.
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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Jan 14, 2019
How they make life difficult for us
Since January, dozens of new laws and regulations have come into force, most of them designed to replenish the state treasury at our expense - where they will take it and how they will take it, the NT correspondent figured out Social innovations in January The pension reform started , the announcement of which last year provoked mass protests, a drop in the ratings of the country's leadership, and the first defeat of proteges of power in regional elections in many years .
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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Apr 16, 2018
How to live without telegram
The New Times discussed with experts how to protect the correspondence, bypass the barriers of the authorities and what services are popular in the world Photo: Pixabay / Gerealt Millions of victims The judicial confrontation of Telegram and the authorities of the Russian Federation ended on Friday defeat of the messenger in the Tagan court of Moscow.
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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Mar 29, 2018
All the best-4 children. Part 2
Up to fifty Russian officials and oligarchs teach children in Western countries. Three members of the Government of the Russian Federation chose British education and Putin's closest friends Oxford is one of the most famous and ancient universities in the world Photo: Oxres.org The New Times continues to talk about how, contrary to the actual declaration of the West of the New Cold War, the domestic political and business elite chose the Western countries to study her offspring.
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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Mar 26, 2018
All the best-4 children. Part 1
Schizophrenia of time: fencing off the world and threatening the West with nuclear bombs, the Russian elite sends its children to Western universities - this was what Russian officials and billionaires did. Including - and from the "Kremlin list" of the United States Photo: bbcrussian.com This showed a new study of NT, which continues a series of publications of the magazine about the children of the Putin elite. ( See “All the best-children!” In No.
Konstantin Glikin
New Times
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Feb 28, 2018
Repost - the queen of evidence
The owl center recorded an increase in the number of sentences and real terms for extremism. More and more often they are planted not for actions, but for the words and replication of other people's statements Photo: Newstracker.ru They will answer for both words and for the song Last year, the Owl information and analytical center recorded the growth of sentences for public “extremist statements”.
Konstantin Glikin
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