Stanislav KucherFound 592 materialsNewest firstOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceNovaya Gazeta·Sep 30, 2024“You were weighed, measured and found to be lightweight.”On September 30, 1938, the famous Munich Agreement, also known as the Munich Agreement, was signed. Neville Chamberlain and Hitler's adjutant brigadier Schaub. Photo: ASSOCIATED PRESS 18+. THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) WAS PRODUCED, DISTRIBUTED AND (OR) SENT BY FOREIGN AGENT KUCHER STANISLAV ALEXANDROVICH OR CONCERNES THE ACTIVITIES OF FOREIGN AGENT KUCHER STANISLAV ALEXANDROVICH. Today is a non-circular anniversary, which is directly related to modern challenges.Stanislav KucherNovaya Gazeta·Sep 27, 2024"Future of Democracy" under investigationThe mayor of New York, who planned to become president in the future, has been charged. And this is the main thing that Americans discuss Eric Adams during a press conference outside his Gracie Mansion residence. Photo: AP / TASS 18+. THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) WAS PRODUCED, DISTRIBUTED AND (OR) SENT BY FOREIGN AGENT KUCHER STANISLAV ALEXANDROVICH OR CONCERNES THE ACTIVITIES OF FOREIGN AGENT KUCHER STANISLAV ALEXANDROVICH. What do you think is the main topic in American media right now?Stanislav KucherRepublic (ex. Slon.ru)·May 20, 2024What to do Russian opposition? Political assistant Stanislav Kucher formulates an offer of four pointsThey often ask me: “What are you suggesting? What do you think the Russian opposition in exile should do? How can she bring the end of Putin's regime closer? Do you believe in the future of Russia and, if so, how do you see it? ” To begin with, I am convinced: there is no such beast - "Russian opposition in exile." And this is the first thing that everyone needs to understand who is not indifferent to a conversation about the future of Russia.Stanislav KucherRepublic (ex. Slon.ru)·May 25, 2023The project "Russian Mussolini". Can Evgeny Prigozhin create a mixture of Nazism and Bolshevism in Russia?You do not need to be neither a political scientist, nor a psychologist, nor a biographer of Evgeny Prigozhin, so that, having looked at his recent interview, to draw a conclusion: in the current Russian state, he does not like anything. In his emotional statements and assessments there is more sympathy for Ukraine than to Russia, in which the former “Putin’s cook” does not suit everything - from the management system to the moral qualities of leaders.Stanislav KucherKommersant·Apr 25, 2013“Vladimir Vladimirovich, can you call yourself a free man?”On Thursday, the first “Direct Line” of communication between the president and the people will take place since the election of Vladimir Putin to Russia’s third term. Journalist Stanislav Kucher decided to ask the head of state his questions. Photo: Alexander Shcherbak, Kommersant I asked Vladimir Putin questions the only time - at the end of 1999.Stanislav KucherOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionKommersant·Apr 18, 2013“In cities raging with ethnic crime, there is a hunt for bloggers and civil activists”The court in Kirov postponed the hearing in the case of opposition leader Alexei Navalny for a week. Thus, the defense motion was granted. The next meeting will take place on April 24. Journalist Stanislav Kucher is confident that the politically motivated trial clearly demonstrates a very unpleasant trend. Photo: Alexander Shcherbak, Kommersant The authorities are so carried away by the dangerous game of repressive stability that even if they want to, they will not be able to stop.Stanislav KucherOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionKommersant·Apr 4, 2013“The future of democracy in Russia depends on how soon the ruling class gets tired of being slaves.”During the elections held in Zhukovsky near Moscow, numerous violations were recorded. This was reported by observers and journalists present there. At the same time, the most popular, according to them, was the sale of votes by low-income residents of the city. Journalist Stanislav Kucher reflects on the origins of Russians' electoral culture.Stanislav KucherOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionKommersant·Mar 28, 2013“No matter what palace you live in today, tomorrow may lead you to a stuffy bath locked from the inside.”Every day brings news related to the investigation into the death of Boris Berezovsky. The passing of Russia's "main political emigrant" became the most discussed event of the week in the media and on the Internet. Journalist Stanislav Kucher believes that his contemporaries have something to thank Berezovsky for. Photo: Alexander Shcherbak, Kommersant Every person is a teacher. Buddha, Jesus, wife, mother-in-law, Stalin, Hitler, son, daughter, Yeltsin, Putin, friend, enemy.Stanislav KucherOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionKommersant·Mar 21, 2013"They shout to the whole world about honor and morality as if from the balcony of a brothel"The conflict between the Moskovsky Komsomolets newspaper and the State Duma is gaining momentum. The editor-in-chief of the publication, Pavel Gusev, filed a lawsuit against Andrei Isaev the day before. United Russia, let me remind you, previously called on him to leave the Public Chamber.Stanislav KucherOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionKommersant·Mar 14, 2013“The New Duma may not so much save the regime as bring forward its next crisis”Experts from the Center for Problem Analysis and Public Management Design, led by the head of Russian Railways, Vladimir Yakunin, released a sensational conclusion: the officially announced results of the parliamentary elections in December 2011 are unreliable. "United Russia", according to the authors, lost to the Communist Party of the Russian Federation. Journalist Stanislav Kucher believes that the issue of dissolving the current Duma has already been resolved.Stanislav KucherOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionKommersant·Mar 7, 2013“Our rulers do not have a clear goal, because they did not read the most necessary books in their childhood.”The Public Chamber, at the suggestion of the Ministry of Culture, is developing a new concept for a school literature course. The goal of the course is to cultivate patriotism in children, as well as to correctly understand works that are “dangerous” for them. A number of books, in particular “The Master and Margarita,” are planned to be removed from the school curriculum. Journalist Stanislav Kucher is confident that nothing good will come of this venture.Stanislav KucherOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionKommersant·Feb 28, 2013“You can’t solve the problem of orphanhood with money alone, but the authorities have nothing but money”By March 1, a package of bills will be submitted to the State Duma to encourage family placement of orphans in Russia. Earlier, President Vladimir Putin spoke about a whole range of measures to support foster families by the state. Journalist Stanislav Kucher reflects on why these measures will not solve the problem. Photo: Alexander Shcherbak, Kommersant The ways in which Vladimir Putin came to decisions concerning human destinies are inscrutable.Stanislav KucherOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionKommersant·Feb 21, 2013“Now the Kremlin, without wanting it, is doing what Bolotnaya Square demanded of it a year ago.”Following Vladimir Pekhtin, his fellow party member Anatoly Lomakin surrenders his mandate. The day before, the State Duma terminated the powers of another United Russia member, Vasily Tolstopyatov, ahead of schedule and at his own request. Journalist Stanislav Kucher reflects on the nature of the “self-purification” of the party in power. “I thank you, the One, that I was not taken to the third Duma.Stanislav KucherOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionKommersant·Feb 14, 2013“Pekhtin admitted Navalny’s accusations are so serious that he himself asks for an investigation into them.”Member of United Russia, Chairman of the State Duma Ethics Commission Vladimir Pekhtin asked to suspend his powers as the head of this commission while checking information about real estate he owns in the United States. Journalist Stanislav Kucher considers the deputy’s act a truly historical event. I propose that United Russia erect a small monument to Mr. Pekhtin right at the entrance to the State Duma. As a last resort, carve its face or profile in granite on the Duma wall.Stanislav KucherOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionKommersant·Feb 7, 2013"Why make martyrs out of protest heroes when you can make clowns out of them"A campaign against the French company Yves Rocher began on the Internet after it became known that it was the top manager of the company’s branch in Russia who initiated the “postal business” of the brothers Alexei and Oleg Navalny. Journalist Stanislav Kucher does not believe that this campaign will seriously harm the French company or help the famous oppositionist. Putin and his advisers turned out to be more cynical and cunning than their political opponents.Stanislav KucherOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionPrevious123...40NextShow more