68% of the 1,500 Russians surveyed in 100 localities and 86% of the capital’s residents are aware of the attack on the Moscow synagogue. The share of those who express a negative attitude towards anti-Semites has increased over the past year from 34 to 42%. Not a bad result for Holocaust Remembrance Day, which is celebrated today. However, 7% of respondents retain hostility towards Jews, and 5% of citizens admitted to liking those who show such hostility.

TRC "Petersburg" won a competition for television broadcasting rights in 41 regions of the country. No one expected a different result from the meeting of the Federal Competition Commission (FCC) that took place last Wednesday. It was all too obvious that both this competition and the unique pool of frequencies put up for it were prepared for a previously known winner.

On the pages of the diaries of users of the popular Internet resource Live Journal and in various RuNet forums today there were calls to hold a rally in support of the injured conscript soldier Andrei Sychev near the building of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation ((http://ej.ru/comments/entry/2867/) ) and against ((http://ej.ru/comments/entry/2876/ indifference of the military authorities)).

In uniform Bastards January 27, 2006 Anton Oresh When I first saw a report from Chelyabinsk in the news, I said: Glory to you, Lord, that I had a daughter, not a son and that my child will not have to serve in this so -called army. Army, which is worse than prison. Army in which young criminals, drug addicts and morons serve. Army, similar to a gypsy camp with soldiers-chases and soldiers-prostitutes who are building general dachas in between.

Funding from the West is not the only reason to liquidate a non-profit public organization. The authorities are ready to take on their own. The Federal Registration Service of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation filed a lawsuit to liquidate the Center for Human Rights. The FSR stated that the association had not provided reports on its activities for 5 years.

Last December, as part of an investigation into a criminal case initiated into illegal banking transactions, the Prosecutor General's Office conducted searches at Neftyanoy Bank. At the same time, Boris Nemtsov resigned from his post as chairman of the board of directors of the concern of the same name. And today it became known that the head of the concern, Igor Linshits, has been put on the wanted list.

Members of the Public Chamber at a round table with State Duma deputies proposed to supplement the legislation with amendments that would strengthen criminal and administrative liability for extremist activities. In particular, a proposal was made to develop a list of radical literature prohibited for distribution in Russia.

When I first saw a report from Chelyabinsk on the news, I said: thank you, Lord, that I had a daughter, not a son, and that my child would not have to serve in this so-called army. An army that is worse than a prison. An army in which juvenile criminals, drug addicts and morons serve. An army that looks like a gypsy camp with soldiers-beggars and soldiers-prostitutes, who in between build the general's dachas.

Do you know why fear is terrible? Because you are afraid of unknown things. When it’s clear exactly what’s so scary about this scary thing, then it’s not so scary anymore. But when you are afraid not of something specific, but in general, then the eyes of fear are large. For a whole week we have been frightened by the unprecedented know-how of English spies (a cache in a stone - wow! Who would have thought that there could be a cache in a stone!

Russia is ready to maintain diplomatic contacts with the terrorist party Hamas, which won the elections in Palestine. This was announced today by the special representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry for the Middle East settlement, Alexander Kalugin. “Russia is ready to cooperate with those who adhere to the road map and do not object to the existence of the state of Israel.

The Moscow City Military Prosecutor's Office has begun comprehensive inspections of the capital's military registration and enlistment offices. This is due to numerous cases of bribery, which saves young people who do not want to do military service.