On Tuesday morning, Georgian citizen 58-year-old Tengiz Togonidze died at Domodedovo airport. The man arrived in Moscow by bus from St. Petersburg along with a group of more than 30 Georgian citizens who were supposed to be deported from Russia today. According to law enforcement agencies, Togonidze died as a result of an acute asthma attack before the ambulance arrived. As you know, asthmatic attacks often occur due to nervousness.

Boris Nadezhdin, secretary of the presidium of the Union of Right Forces, on the decision of Vladimir Putin’s cousin to join the Russian Party of LIFE The interest in the president's cousin joining a party shows that our society is deeply sick.

In the economy U -turn October 17, 2006. Maxim Blanc No one, probably, will undertake to dispute the fact that in any country, in any state there are turning points from which a new life stage begins, often very, very different from the previous one. Moreover, these moments are recognized as turning only after some-sometimes very long-time. Often (although far from always), this awareness comes only after rather serious shocks - economic, and, sometimes, political.

As it turns out, a year ago, he even became the headman of the temple in the village built according to his design on Mokra Gora. Kusturica was born in Sarajevo into a family of Muslim Serbs who converted to Islam during Turkish rule. But he always, by his own admission, felt his connection with Serbian culture. Now the relationship with her and, moreover, with God, is formalized, so to speak, officially.

Pavel Krasheninnikov, head of the State Duma Committee on Legislation, member of the United Russia faction, on the decision of Vladimir Putin’s cousin to join the Russian Party of LIFE I knew nothing about the transition of Vladimir Putin’s cousin from United Russia to the Russian Party of LIFE. But even if I had known, it would have changed little in my attitude towards the situation. Such a step, of course, is the constitutional right of any citizen who can be a member of any association.

The Chelyabinsk Tank School, in which Private Andrei Sychev, crippled by his colleagues, served, will be disbanded. However, his commanders will most likely be able to avoid responsibility for what happened. The court simply could not find evidence of involvement in the Sychev case of the officers who caused the tragedy.

The authorities decided to support the success of cloning parties by cloning leaders. The Russian LIFE Party in the elections to the Samara Regional Duma in March 2007 may be led by the cousin of the Russian President, Igor Putin. The night before, he announced his resignation from the United Russia party. In the RPZh, Putin will be recruiting supporters. It is difficult to imagine that, when deciding to take such a step, Igor Putin did not consult with a high-ranking relative.

The district court of the Cyprus city of Larnaca refused the Russian Prosecutor General's Office to extradite Ivan Kolesnikov, an intern at the ALM Feldmans law office. He was accused in absentia of participating, under the leadership of Yukos Vice President Alexander Temerko, in the “free acquisition” of 19.7% of the shares of Yeniseineftegaz OJSC. The court ruled that the documents presented by the Prosecutor General’s Office “do not clearly indicate” Kolesnikov’s guilt.

The Putins got divorced, like... Well, in general, a lot of them got divorced... On Monday, a cousin showed up. Following his older cousin, Igor Putin rushed into politics, having until now accumulated corresponding ambitions. When the level of these ambitions reached a critical level, the director of the Samara Reservoir Plant, Igor Putin, announced his exit from United Russia and his entry into the Russian Party of LIFE, headed by the Speaker of the Federation Council Sergei Mironov.

The "Military Glory" monument was erected in 1886. When creating it, the barrels of 128 captured guns, obtained during the Russian-Turkish war of 1877-1878, were used. In 1929, by decision of the Leningrad City Council, the monument was dismantled. In the early 1990s, they decided to restore it; the main artist of St. Petersburg, Georgy Sheremetyev, became the architect of the project.

No one will probably begin to dispute the fact that in any country, in any state, there are turning points from which a new stage of life begins, often very, very different from the previous one. Moreover, these moments are recognized as turning points only after some—sometimes very long—time. Often (though by no means always) this awareness comes only after quite serious shocks - economic, and sometimes political. However, let's get to the point.

The week from October 9 to October 15, 2006 will almost certainly find a few lines in the textbook of modern Russian history. Partly because in that multi-valued week the Kremlin’s anti-Georgian campaign reached its logical conclusion. A citizen of the Russian Federation, 19-year-old Anna Chakvetadze, won the Tennis Cup of this very Kremlin.

In Moscow, an attempt was made on the life of the general director of Eleks-Polyus CJSC, Igor Lisyutin. The night before, passers-by found him in the courtyard of a house on Leninsky Prospekt. According to investigators, an unknown criminal fired at an Audi A8 car in which a businessman was driving. He was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the neck.

Roman Abramovich may leave the post of governor of Chukotka on January 1, 2007. “Abramovich himself intends to initiate his resignation, believing that he has completed all the tasks assigned to him. Here in Chukotka, everyone is already talking about the upcoming resignation,” the administration of the autonomous region reported. But the Center is unlikely to surrender the profitable governor without a fight.

There is such a thing - a “hot spot”. In the “hot spot” of Chechnya in 1997, human trafficking was common. This does not mean that all Chechens trafficked people. On the contrary, an absolute minority traded. But traveling around Chechnya was dangerous. In a “hot spot” called South Ossetia in 1992, on the Zarskaya road, Georgian bandits shot 36 women, old people and children. This does not mean at all that all Georgians shot Ossetians.