In St. Petersburg, another murder on racial grounds was committed. On November 13, at 7 p.m. almost on Nevsky Prospekt, opposite the Moscow Station, 10 fascists were attacked by two students, one of whom - Timur Kacharava - died on the spot, and the second - Maxim Zgibay - is still in a hospital in serious condition.

The investigation into the disaster has reached a new level. On November 19, a commission to investigate the causes of the crash of the Su-27 found Valery Troyanov guilty, and two days later decided that the main responsibility for what happened lay with the military command, which gave the wrong order.

Having left his sports career in the past, the former world boxing champion thought about how to secure his future. Preferably while maintaining the same level of income and public attention. And today Vitaliy Klitschko said that he does not exclude his participation in the next elections of the mayor of Kyiv or deputies of the Verkhovna Rada.

Around Russia "Orange"? - Turn off the gas! November 25, 2005 Alexey Makarkin The Georgian parliament considers the issue of the withdrawal of his country from the CIS. A visit to Kiev by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov is torn. Moldova authorities turned to Europe with a request for support in the energy issue.

The correspondent of the portal Credo.Ru was informed about this by the department of the department for work with public and religious organizations, where he, apparently, turned for clarification about the “full-time” priests in the army. Cause? Confessions fight among themselves not only in Russian society, but also in army units. In addition, before providing materials, the ministry checks whether the interesting media outlet is financed by foreign funds.

In society Olga Romanov was on the air with old methods - power November 25, 2005 Elena Afanasyeva Oh, these “shows” masks in the native media space! It seemed that the people seemed to be in camouflage, settling the issues of information policy of television channels on stage again!

Dear delegates! Two years have passed since United Russia became the party of the parliamentary majority. It is already possible to sum up some results of the work of the “party in power”. The turning point in Russia's modern development was the tragic events in Beslan.

If you, the reader, will accidentally find yourself in Grozny these days, you will be pleasantly surprised. I’m not talking about voting in the elections and not about counting voices-in the end, as the chef said, if you want to enjoy the high kitchen, it is better not to look at the kitchen itself. I'm about something else - about the election campaign and about the situation in general.

The court refused to seize the assets, ruling that the ongoing sale of Yukos' foreign assets does not violate the interests of the company's creditors. It was also decided to allow the movement of shares of its subsidiaries outside the Netherlands (a temporary restriction on their circulation was imposed at the request of Yuganskneftegaz, a subsidiary of Rosneft).

Today the Moscow City Duma approved a draft law on rallies, processions and pickets. “Moscow is a city full of passions. We must restore order in this area,” said Vitaly Kovalevsky, head of the commission on state construction and local self-government of the Moscow State Duma. Thus, organizers will have to notify the authorities of their intention to hold a mass event no earlier than 15 and no later than 10 days before it.

The State Duma today approved the work calendar for December 2005. From December 7 to December 23, the lower house of parliament expects to consider 129 bills. Thus, during daily work, deputies will have to sort through an average of 10 documents per day. If we take into account the fatigue that has accumulated over the year and the predominantly non-working mood on the eve of the holidays, the quality of the consideration of laws raises serious concerns.

The host was not allowed on the air of the program “24 with Olga Romanova” by security guards, citing the order of the head of the company, Alexander Ordzhonikidze.

Two years ago, Nikolai Reznik stated that there would be no return to the past. But now he admits that the army “needs priests who are ready to work with personnel.” It's up to the priests, who are in short supply. Protestants could help here, even organizing the Union of Christians - Military Personnel of Russia. But the leadership of the Armed Forces does not favor them.