Late last year, when a US court took up the Yukos case, Vladimir Putin questioned whether Judge Clarke knew where Russia was and accused her of failing to comply with legal standards. I wonder, now that this particular judge has made a decision so pleasing to Gazprom, Rosneft, Deutsche Bank, and most importantly the Kremlin, will Putin reconsider his assessment of Letitia Clark?

The telephone terrorist called the police with reports of hostage-taking, an impending explosion and other misfortunes. This kind of “jokes” has long turned into a real disaster, which is costly both for the special services and for the real victims of terrorists, who simply may not have time to come to the rescue.

To pass a constitutional law, the presence of at least 134 senators out of 178 is required. There were 132 of them in the hall. Mironov demanded to “stop fooling around” and promised to deal with truants. He quickly secured attendance by threatening to schedule the next meeting for Saturday evening. The careless attitude of senators towards their duties is understandable: why go to meetings when nothing depends on you.

Yes, sir, Kasyanov swung-and let the cobblestone into the window, only spray in all directions. What the hell! Such a solid gentleman is such a revolutionary act. The second went. But the first, Khodorkovsky, sits. How did Kasyanov decided to go to the same Vladimir? Why the second, why on the same?

Bush did not ask questions to Russian journalists, but when they were given the floor, they used the opportunity to explain to the American leader that there are problems with democracy in the United States (the famous Priputin journalist Kolesnikov from Kommersant) and that Russia is full of freedom of speech (Meshkov from Interfax "). In response, Bush only said: “I’m glad that the press feels comfortable IN YOUR FACE (emphasis added - ej.ru).

The Russian authorities are seeking the extradition of Zakayev as a criminal, and they are trying to arrest or destroy Maskhadov. Although the Valentina Melnikova Committee is a legal organization, it is not taken seriously by the Kremlin. What can these parties with unclear capabilities and unclear powers agree on?

Speaking today at the round table “The role of non-governmental organizations and the human rights movement in ensuring freedom of conscience in Russia,” he said that the situation with the teaching of religious disciplines in school is more or less consistent with the secular principles of Russian legislation. But for the mass introduction of NVP into schools, the education law will need to be changed, as Sergei Mironov has already announced.

The Prosecutor General's Office has charged Chechen Kazbek Dukuzov, extradited to Russia from Belarus, with the murder of the editor-in-chief of the Russian Forbes, Paul Klebnikov.

Around Russia Bush statement is falsified February 25, 2005 Alexander Golts The tireless reporters accompanying Vladimir Putin on trips not only enlightened the American president that our press is free and objective, more than ever, but also demonstrated how accurate they are in their messages. According to RIA Novosti, George Bush stated at a press conference: “You can believe Mr. Putin when he talks about the complete support of democracy and that there is no way back.