In uniform Let's go on the tank to ride ... November 24, 2005 Alexander Golts Having attached to the post of Minister of Defense even Deputy Prime, Sergei Ivanov first rolled on the tank. At the landfill near Nizhny Tagil, the Deputy Prime Minister considered it necessary to personally check the combat qualities of the T-90.

In the Kremlin The last parade November 24, 2005 Alexander Ryklin If the state is afraid of anti -fascists more than fascists, it is doomed.

Vladimir Lukin believes that the role of his colleagues in the federal subjects is “artificially limited.” There are only 31 commissioners in Russia, which violates human rights in regions where such positions are not provided. In addition, when working locally, human rights defenders can only deal with violations within the region entrusted to them, while federal problems remain beyond their competence.

At the first stage, the innovation will be optional. Since February 2006, OJSC Svyazinvest, which controls almost 90% of the Russian wireline communications market, following a government decree, will offer subscribers a choice between a time-based tariff and the existing fixed one. That is, there is no need to be afraid of immediate changes in the market, but in the future Russians will have to pay at least for all outgoing calls.

The slick, spreading along the Songhua River, can reach the Amur - the main water artery of the Khabarovsk Territory - in less than 2 weeks. According to forecasts, the degree of pollution will exceed the permissible level by almost 30 times. By December 1, a state of emergency will likely be introduced in the region. The treatment facilities installed on the river are not capable of neutralizing Chinese chemicals.

As it turns out, ((http://www.ej.ru/comments/entry/2417/ refusal to hold a rally)) is not an example of the authorities’ struggle with political dissent, but nothing more than a manifestation of concern for Moscow motorists.

The results of a survey conducted by the Public Opinion Foundation indicate that Russians want to regain the right that they were legally deprived of when voting in elections to Moscow and some other regional parliaments of the country. 58% of respondents are confident that a voter who does not want to vote for any of the candidates or parties participating in the elections should not ignore the elections, but vote against all of them.

In society Have you already understood where I am getting? November 24, 2005 Alexander Cherkasov On Monday, November 21, on this very basis-“for the absence of a crime in the actions of the driver” -recognized as innocent Alexander Sergeyevich Ivanov, the son of the Minister of Defense, and now also the Deputy Prime Minister. On May 20, at a personal Volkswagen Bora at a regulated pedestrian crossing, he shot down Svetlana Beridze 68 years old - she died on the spot. A criminal case was opened.

In society Here's the fairy tale end November 24, 2005 Anton Oresh We, writing about politics, see a catch in everything, machinations and insidious plans and are convinced that in our time nothing just happens. Therefore, the divorce of Pugacheva with Kirkorov cannot be an accident, the usual act of an ordinary family, where a man and a woman are tired of living together. Maybe this is another provocation of the bloody Putin regime? Or maybe this is a new move in the "Successor Operation"?

If the candidate Govorukhin, who is running in the by-elections to the State Duma (like Viktor Shenderovich) in the 201st electoral district of Moscow, committed some violations during the election campaign, then the district court should look into what happened. With this explanation, today the Moscow City Court rejected the statement of claim filed the day before by Shenderovich’s headquarters. According to the lawsuit, Govorukhin exceeded the costs allowed by law at least 12 times.

Employees of the Federal Migration Service and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will be the first to receive updated documents in 2006, and mass issuance will most likely begin in 2008. The desire to keep pace with the progressive West, where law enforcement agencies are actively introducing new technologies, threatens to hit the pockets of Russian citizens: they will have to pay about 1,000 rubles for a new passport. against the current 400.