Roman Abramovich is ready to pay for the services of Dutch coach Guus Hiddink if he agrees to lead the Russian football team. Hiddink currently coaches the Dutch club PSV Eindhoven, and before that he led the Australian national team to the World Cup final. According to the British newspaper Daily Mirror, he expressed a desire to work again with some national team. Hiddink is one of the highest paid coaches in the world, with his services valued at four million pounds a year.

Teenagers who have reached the age of 15 will soon be expelled from school for repeated gross violations of the established order. The corresponding changes to the law “On Education” were adopted on Friday in the State Duma in the third final reading. It is stipulated that the decision on expulsion will be made by the governing body of the educational institution, taking into account the opinion of the parents or legal representatives of the expelled person.

The MP delegation is headed by Archbishop Innocent of Korsun, the delegation of the Church Abroad is headed by Archbishop Mark of Berlin and Germany. The parties are working on further joint agreements and amendments to already adopted documents - following the comments received after publication. Two more meetings are possible before the All-Diaspora Council scheduled for May. One of the most pressing problems is property in the Holy Land.

Discussion of precisely this possibility, as Deutsche Welle reports, became the central topic of negotiations between the two countries, although, according to the official version, they were devoted to the problem of supplies of Turkmen gas to Iran. According to the European non-governmental organization Eurasian transition group, delegations from Iran have visited Turkmenistan several times in recent weeks.

The newspaper "City News" published a cartoon depicting Christ, Moses, Buddha and Muhammad. They are watching TV, on the screen of which two groups of people are preparing to fight. “We carefully discussed this article, looked at it, and in order not to incite ethnic hatred, we closed the newspaper,” city vice-mayor Andrei Doronin said on Friday. Reportedly, the city administration will soon have a new official publication - with a different name and a different editor-in-chief.

The other day, a solid volume called “Economic Justice in Russia: past, present, future” fell into my hands. The author is Mikhail Kleandrov, Doctor of Sciences, Professor, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences, and most importantly-since 2003, the judge of the Constitutional Court. The indicated book seems interesting not only to a lawyer, but also to a political scientist. Infrequently, the judge of the highest court, so vividly represents his credo to the city and the world.

In a statement by the head of the State Council of Dagestan Magomedali Magomedov about the resignation there is an important detail. The now -coming head of the North Caucasus Republic said that he was not going to go to rest that he was offered a high post in Moscow. At the same time, we note that the petition of a seventy -five -year -old policy of resignation was submitted under the pretext of a worsening state of health.

“I don’t know a single believer who would talk about their offended feelings in connection with this drawing. Oddly enough, our government officials turned out to have the most sensitive religious natures with heightened feelings of faith,” he said. According to Yakovenko, the Volgograd mayor's office acted under pressure from the federal authorities. However, Rosokhrankultura issued only a warning to the newspaper.

Boris Berezovsky is selling the Kommersant publishing house, and along with it some of his other assets in Russia. The share will be bought by his longtime associate, businessman Badri Patarkatsishvili, who lives in Georgia. The price has not yet been set, since the assessment of the assets will take about six months. “I do not comment separately on the sale of each of my assets. I can clearly say that Badri Patarkatsishvili and I share our business.

“United Russia” suddenly concerned about the persecution that Russian Muslims are subjected to. The main persecutor of Russian Muslims turned out to be Volgograd “city news”, which published a caricature: Moses, Christ, Muhammad and Buddha watch a TV, on which two groups of believers are fighting, with the signature: “We did not teach you this.” I can’t judge how offensive caricature is. In any case, if the Prophet Muhammad (may he be peace be upon him), it would be even more offensive.

In July 2005, Pichugin was charged with organizing two murders and two failed attempts. According to lawyer Ksenia Kostromina, her client insists on having the case heard by a jury. Another petition demands that the case be dismissed “due to Pichugin’s non-involvement in the crimes charged against him.” Meanwhile, in March 2005, it was the jury that sentenced Pichugin to 20 years in prison for organizing two murders and one attempt.

The United Russia faction in the Duma decided that the hunger strike of members of the Voice of Beslan committee did not deserve special attention from parliamentarians. On Friday, independent State Duma deputy Vladimir Ryzhkov submitted to the Duma a proposal to instruct the State Duma Commission on Problems of the North Caucasus to request information from the North Ossetian authorities about measures taken to resolve the situation and disseminate it among State Duma deputies.