Today, the parliament of North Ossetia approved a decision according to which the post of president is abolished in the republic. Deputies believe that there should be only one president in Russia, and you know his name. There is only one hitch - this decision contradicts the Constitution of the Russian Federation. But this does not stop the people's representatives. They really hope that the Kremlin will correctly understand their zeal.

About two thousand participants in the unauthorized rally demanded information from the authorities about the fate of previously arrested opposition figures. Protesters fear that their leaders have already been killed. A thousand military personnel were sent to disperse the rally. It is clear that Karimov is unable to stop the protests by force. This raises serious questions for Washington and Moscow, which saw the Uzbek dictator as an ally in the fight against Islamic extremism.

With all the abundance of the events of this week, the main thing is that the victory of the CSKA football club in the UEFA Cup. As a matter of fact, the point is not even the very, of course, outstanding sports victory, but in reaction to it.

Here is a quote from his speech: “In the Russian Federation today there are 50 thousand skinheads, 100 radical newspapers are published, 7 publishing houses specialize in the publication of neo-Nazi literature. In 2004, 44 murders were committed in Russia based on ethnic hatred, which is twice as many as in 2003".

The conflict arose directly at a meeting with representatives of Russian oil companies. Tymoshenko expressed disagreement with the presidential decree, which recognizes the government’s efforts to resolve the gasoline crisis as non-market activities, the weekly writes. In response, Yushchenko stated that the Ukrainian government is the worst in Europe and invited the prime minister to write a letter of resignation.

The war between Valentina Matvienko and the Statutory Court of St. Petersburg began back in March of this year. Then the court ruled that Valentina Ivanovna did not have the right to vest her administration with the powers of the city government. Now, according to the decision of the judicial body, “acts adopted by the administration are subject to cancellation in the prescribed manner.” The resolution must be executed within a month. Otherwise, various sanctions may be applied.