"We must dream!" - teaches the great Lenin. Well, if you need, let's try. For example, like that. I get up, therefore, I am early in the morning and barefoot on the dew - to the high bank of the mighty Russian river. In order to breathe in the life of life -giving smells. And behind the back is a light tower of pine logs. (Close-up: a drop of resin sparkles, so plays!) In the tower, of course, a blue-haired woman-handsome.

The 25th round of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine on the delimitation of the Sea of ​​Azov and the Kerch Strait ended in nothing. Of course, it’s all Ukraine’s fault – it’s the Kerch Treaty of 2003 that it doesn’t like, and it’s Ukraine that changed its mind about assigning the status of international waters to the Sea of ​​Azov. Why do we need international status? Why do we need Western experts? We'd rather talk until we're stupefied.

In the Kremlin Protest as a system June 6, 2006 Harry Kasparov I recently stood in a regular Moscow traffic jam. On Nikitsky Boulevard, the police blocked the movement to skip a special machine, which was traveling from the center in Bolshaya Nikitskaya. This was clearly an official of not the highest rank. There was no limit to the indignation of the forced drivers. Every day of such situations, several hundred arises in Moscow. The campaign against "flashing lights" is, of course, important.

A British court for the second time refused to extradite Berezovsky to Russia. The argument is old: the disgraced oligarch has already been granted political asylum once and there is no reason to reconsider it. The decision of the British court was made several hours before it became known about the resignation of Prosecutor General Ustinov.

Everyone is anxiously awaiting new resignations - we have been hinted more than once that the matter will not be limited to Ustinov. There is a feeling that the next one could be the Minister of Regional Development Vladimir Yakovlev. At yesterday's meeting of United Russia, the question of his resignation arose in connection with the uncontrolled increase in tariffs for housing and communal services. The presidium of the faction sharply criticized the activities of the ministry.

The Public Chamber, apparently inspired by the adoption of the law banning the dollar, came up with an even more unpleasant initiative. Now they have decided to deal with the parties - it is necessary to prohibit all parties that preach extremism from participating in elections, and the very concept of “extremism”, as is customary here, is proposed to be interpreted more broadly and deeply (apparently, so that everyone who is objectionable fits the definition).

A new high-profile corruption case is unfolding: the Moscow prosecutor's office has filed charges of abuse of power against four high-ranking customs officials. The investigation found that customs officials illegally included various commercial organizations in the list to the order of the State Customs Committee of Russia, which allowed entrepreneurs to receive benefits when clearing goods at customs.

Russian television with undisguised pleasure every day tells about the misadventures of the sapper company of reservists of the American army, which, in preparation for the exercises of the Sea Breese, was to carry out work to modernize the training ground in Feodosia. And instead of work at the training ground, she was forced to hide all over the Crimea from angry residents.

In society Corporation "Orthodox Rus'" June 6, 2006 Svetlana Solodovnik I walked around the Orthodox Russia exhibition, who worked in the “Gostiny Dvor” last week, and realized that many of its visitors (their female half) remind me of the hostesses who are going to some “Auchan” weekly. Honey, healing herbs, Kagor (“You have to buy it, you won’t get Moldavsky now”), something from the flax (“Last year they bought a great suit for your son, and inexpensively”)-the set is known.

“We cannot force each other to love, but the issue of behavior, actions, splashing out emotions should be regulated with the help of knowledge about other peoples,” said L. Ulitskaya at the presentation of the project in Interfax. The first four books in the series are devoted to the food culture of the peoples of the world, national clothes, the origin of the world and family.

The DECR MP was created 60 years ago to represent the Russian Orthodox Church in the international arena and patronize its foreign flock. However, his work does not end there. Perhaps it is precisely thanks to its connections with foreign countries that the DECR has always been the most open and mobile division of the Russian Orthodox Church. This is how he remains to this day.

Information agencies reported: “Russian President Vladimir Putin, speaking at the World Gazeta Congress in Moscow after the president of the World Gazeta Association, Gavein O'Reili, said that the freedom of the media remains an important guarantor of the irreversibility of the country's democratic development, and the presence of the state in the Russian media market is invariably reduced. "Mr. O'rali said about the growing presence of the state in the media.

Amid the jubilation of the Russian media, the anti-NATO hysteria in Crimea continues - the Verkhovna Rada of Crimea decided to declare the peninsula a “territory without NATO” and declared the inadmissibility of Gennady Moskal’s tenure as the Permanent Representative of the President in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. “What is Crimea without NATO? Have we already joined NATO? What, Shufrich joined us to NATO or who?” - Moskal was perplexed.