Ezhednevnyi ZhurnalOnline Media OutletPart of: Ezhednevnyi ZhurnalIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 10 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Mar 23, 2005Kadyrov on the run?The story is this: on January 10, Dagestani police detained a Volga car, in which, as it turned out, the daughter of the late President Akhmat Kadyrov and, accordingly, the sister of Ramzan Kadyrov, was driving. The girl and the guards were escorted to the city department, but then quickly released.Alexander RyklinEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Mar 23, 2005The minister counted the mafiosi“Currently, there are 116 criminal communities operating in Russia with a total number of more than 4 thousand active participants,” said Russian Interior Minister Rashid Nurgaliev, speaking at the Federation Council. “They control at least 500 large business entities.” It turns out that the mafia has entrenched itself in the timber industry, the extraction of biological resources, and the automobile business.Alexander GoltzEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Mar 23, 2005The Swedes burned our carThe intifada's statement says that "the action is directed against the Russian state for its imperialist policy in Chechnya." In general, this organization specializes in setting fire to wheeled vehicles of representatives of those countries against which terrorists have claims. For example, last year the same thing happened to the car of a Danish diplomat. He was punished for his country's policies towards IraqAlexander RyklinEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Mar 23, 2005Kyrgyzstan: revolution or clan revolt?What's happening in Kyrgyzstan? Are the turbulent events in this republic a continuation of the Serbian-Georgian-Ukrainian chain of “orange” revolutions? The “Orange Revolution” is a peaceful protest of the middle strata (intelligentsia, medium and small businesses, students), aimed at achieving one global goal - the Westernization of the country.Alexei MakarkinEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Mar 23, 2005The Pentagon made a mistake with Bin LadenWhen the operation in the Tora Bora mountains was completed in 2001 and no Bin Laden was caught there, representatives of the American administration claimed that they were not to blame. They say that the terrible terrorist might not have been in the area at all. Now the Pentagon has admitted that he was there after all. One of the prisoners held at the military base in Guantanamo spoke about this, and the fact was confirmed. Americans have a lot to learn from ours.Alexander RyklinEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Mar 23, 2005How will we defend Russia?Logic is Sergei Ivanov’s strong point. “Russia will not be able to ensure its security and competitiveness in the world with masses of soldiers alone,” he said after visiting the Cherepovets Military Engineering Institute of Radio Electronics.Alexander GoltzEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Mar 23, 2005Lavrov found the culpritThe reason was a statement by the EU High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy, in which he ventured to express concern that the elections in Kyrgyzstan did not meet international standards. Which, according to Solana, caused an increase in tension in the republic.Alexander GoltzEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Mar 23, 2005Riot in St. PetersburgVoting to amend the city charter in order to bring the document into compliance with the system of “electing” a candidate proposed by the president took place three times - and failed three times. The amendments were not adopted during a roll call vote. The deputies were not even convinced by the threat of dissolving the Legislative Assembly if the amendments were refused.Alexander GoltzEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Mar 23, 2005For the sake of Islamic expression“The Mufti Institute has not lived up to the expectations placed on it,” said one of the organizers of the RIN, Heydar Dzhemal, at a press conference a week ago. Mainly because he failed his “community service.” The pressure on ordinary Muslims is only growing. Now the dialogue with the authorities on behalf of Muslims will be conducted by RIN. Islamic social movements have already emerged in Russia. But they disappeared without a trace.СВЕТЛАНА СОЛОДОВНИКEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Mar 23, 2005Akaev replaced security officialsOpposition leaders said that they are now taking action on the capital - a rally is scheduled to be held in Bishkek today demanding the immediate resignation of the head of state.Alexander Ryklin