In society Solyanka is in the Dzihikhovskiy December 1, 2005 Alexander Ryklin Well, forgive me, please. Yes, I rushed to enter into a polemic with Leonid Radzikhovsky, because I thought and continue to believe that corporate trials did not place a place on the pages of the publication in which I have the honor of working. But with his article “Do not put a cross on Minkin”, my respected opponent actually wrote to me the indulgence.

Mikhail Khodorkovsky suffered a lot for his company. But not more than others. Today, the Lefortovo Court of Moscow sentenced Alexey Kurtsin, deputy manager of the Yukos-Moscow company, to 14 years in prison and a fine of one million rubles for theft and money laundering. According to the court's decision, Kurtsin will serve his sentence in a maximum security colony.

Anatoly Chubais commented on the statement of the mayor of Moscow that the allegedly head of RAO UES of Russia actually recognized the activities of the RAO management as a failure. Chubais said that Luzhkov’s attacks are nothing more than an attempt to escalate the situation before the elections to the Moscow city parliament. “This casket opens simply.

The political promiscuity of the governor of the Nizhny Novgorod region caused indignation among his fellow party members. Valery Shantsev inadvertently gave permission for the use of his photographs and statements in the propaganda materials of the Rodina party. And now the Moscow branch of United Russia accuses him of violating party ethics.

Pinchas Goldschmidt, who has headed the Moscow Choral Synagogue since 1989, is the 53rd religious figure to be expelled from Russia since March 1998, when a campaign to deport “non-Orthodox” ministers, preachers and missionaries began. Later, the Foreign Ministry explained the excess as a technical error: they say that the procedure for issuing visas while the rabbi was away had changed. The error took almost three months to correct.

In the economy National plugs December 1, 2005 Maxim Blan If until this year the country has moved to the future without a steering wheel and without windbreaker, as God puts on the soul, now everything is different. National priorities appeared in Russia. They should result in specific national projects, for which a special council was created under the president about a month ago - fifty politicians, officials and scientists plus the president himself as the chairman.

My eyes are bloody, my face is burning, He cries himself, and we all cry... A. Griboyedov. Woe from mind I just arrived in Moscow and got into a scandal from a ship. I mean the cry of Minkin’s soul with curses addressed to Shenderovich, his article “Cheese of the second freshness” . Unfortunately, I am entertained by other people's scandals. The neighbors are drooling - it seems like a trifle, but still invigorates.

The President decided to take up the protracted discussion of amendments to the law on military service and instructed the government to quickly finalize the law regarding the reduction of military service and deferments in conscription. The bill provides for the revision and abolition of a number of grounds for granting deferments from conscription and the exemption of students who have studied at military departments and graduated from a university.

In the Kremlin Did you order the coffin? December 1, 2005 Alexander Ryklin In Moscow - European winter. It is rain with snow, then snow with rain. In other words, there are no minus 25. Yes, and will there be such frosts? I remember that last winter was not. But I, in fact, not about the weather. I'm talking about Anatoly Chubais.

Maria Fedorovna lived in Russia for 52 years, returning to Denmark after the revolution. Now her relatives want to rebury the ashes, which has received approval from the Danish royal house.

There are still two years before the start of the presidential race, and some of the alleged candidates for the post of head of state have already managed not only to declare their intention to participate in it, but also to take back their words. Thus, at a press conference in Nizhny Novgorod, ex-Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov said that he was ready to withdraw his candidacy if the Democrats nominate another person as a single candidate.

Security officers of the self-proclaimed Chechen president, detained on March 8 this year after the murder of Maskhadov, were accused of participating in illegal armed groups and illegally carrying weapons. On Thursday, the Supreme Court of Chechnya sentenced the so-called brigadier general of Ichkeria Vakhid Murdashev to 15 years in a maximum security colony. Maskhadov's nephew Viskhan Khadzhimuradov received 7 years in prison.