In the Kremlin Rokirovka November 15, 2005 Julia Latynina Poloc an azdemen Kiriyenko and Pulikovsky were removed from the field; The Minister of Defense of Sergei Ivanov was also appointed Deputy Prime Minister, and the head of the presidential administration Dmitry Medvedev was either raised or reduced to the first deputy prime minister. Food for political scientists for a week. What would that mean?

Yesterday's meaningful formulation by the president about “moving to a new place of work,” which explained the reasons for the resignation of Sergei Kiriyenko from the post of plenipotentiary representative of the head of state in the Volga Federal District, has ceased to be a reason for all kinds of speculation. The plenipotentiary went for a promotion. From today he heads the Federal Atomic Energy Agency of Russia. But now we can guess about the reasons for this particular appointment.

This time, the Supreme Court delivered a verdict that was exactly the opposite of what it handed down in early August. “The Supreme Court decision was taken on its knees. This is a humiliation of the Supreme Court in the eyes of history,” said National Bolshevik leader Eduard Limonov immediately after the decision was announced. Seeing the confusion and vacillation of the authorities regarding their organization, Limonov’s supporters do not lose hope of victory.

The process that began today was initiated by a complaint from Tyumen resident Vladimir Grishkevich, who questioned the constitutionality of the new procedure for the actual appointment of governors. Later, he was joined by several members of the Union of Right Forces, who sent similar complaints to the court from 14 regions. But already at the beginning of the proceedings, it can be said with high probability that significant concessions should not be expected.

The proposal to “partisanize the federal government” was made on Tuesday by First Deputy Speaker of the State Duma Oleg Morozov. According to the parliamentarian, he has already prepared a bill according to which the political party that wins the State Duma elections will be able to propose candidates for the post of prime minister to the president. The next step should be to obtain the right to nominate ministers.

In the Kremlin I don't believe! November 15, 2005 Evgenia Albats I don't believe! As the great Stanislavsky used to say: everyone seems to play correctly, but now I don’t believe it. The Kremlin began the operation "The successor", putting Dmitry Medvedev and Sergey Ivanov to the finish line? Firstly, Deja Wu, they already passed, and at that time and when several powerful players played on the Russian political stage.

A day after ((http://www.ej.ru/vision/entry/2335/ adoption)) the decision to return citizens the right to campaign “against everyone”, a complaint was filed with the prosecutor’s office about the illegality of excluding the corresponding column from the ballots for the Moscow elections . The public committee “We vote against everyone” intends to send the corresponding document to the Constitutional Court of Russia in the near future.

In the Kremlin Man from Tyumen November 15, 2005 Alexey Makarkin Sergei Sobyanin, as the head of the administration, is unlikely to have Vladimir Putin as a trustee as Dmitry Medvedev, who worked with the current president since St. Petersburg times. Sobyanin never lived in St. Petersburg, but he is not only a qualified official, but also his person for the regional elite, on the mobilization of which the success of the problem-2008 will depend.

In the Kremlin "No, what exactly did you mean?" November 15, 2005 Alexander Ryklin I would look into this head. And on the other hand, maybe not worth it. Suddenly, something like that will be found there, which is why you will lose your appetite and begin to jump up at night. Of course, the analyst friend reached out to the fullest-what versions we did not hear over the past day about the latest Kremlin appointments and resignations.

Poloc an azdemen Kiriyenko and Pulikovsky were removed from the field; The Minister of Defense of Sergei Ivanov was also appointed Deputy Prime Minister, and the head of the presidential administration Dmitry Medvedev was either raised or reduced to the first deputy prime minister. Food for political scientists for a week. What would that mean? Apparently, Kiriyenko and Pulikovsky suffered for the same misconduct: for trying to independently play on the field of governor's permutations.

In society Explosives with a militant passport November 15, 2005 Julia Latynina In the case of the investigation of the Nalchik rebellion, new progress: the police discovered a cache with explosives.

It is necessary to strengthen control over the procedure for obtaining a driver’s license, which “has become a mere formality,” the head of state believes. The President also pointed out the need to tighten legislation in the field of road traffic and noted that over the past 4 years, material damage from accidents has amounted to more than 2% of GDP.

Around Russia The return of the prodigal villain November 15, 2005 Alexander Golts There is a standard rule of diplomacy - you should go to complex negotiations, making a trump card, which at the right time can be carelessly thrown onto the table. In the near future, Vladimir Putin will be wandered off trump cards-he will have a tour of the Asia-Pacific region.