Russian authorities are not allowing four Israelis convicted in Russia to serve their sentences in their homeland until Israel extradites Leonid Nevzlin, the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reports. According to the publication, four Israelis are being held in one of the Moscow prisons - Eli Katz, Shimon Hirshhorn, Vladislav Kogan and Shalom Kasirer, convicted of smuggling uncut diamonds.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the federal law “On the implementation of the Forest Code of the Russian Federation.” It turned out as usual - there is a law, and it’s not even very bad, it comes into force on January 1, 2007, but it is impossible to follow it even if you want to. Because forest management is transferred to the regions, but the regional budgets do not provide funds for this.

The declaration contains only general words for now, but in the near future a special working group will prepare more detailed documents that will regulate in detail the procedure for scientific and educational interaction between the two universities. A new stage of cooperation will begin with the exchange of lecture courses and the organization of public lectures by professors from both universities.

Employees of the anti-terrorism department of Scotland Yard, who arrived in Moscow, will not be able to interrogate one of the most interesting witnesses in the “Litvinenko case,” Andrei Lugovoy. Former KGB officer and now businessman Andrei Lugovoy, along with members of his family, ended up in the hospital. Lugovoi recently announced that he was also infected with polonium-210. In this regard, the office of Ekho Moskvy, where Lugovoi gave an interview, was inspected.

As you know, one of the plot lines of the famous story of the Strugatsky brothers “Snail on the slope” unfolds within the walls of the Office for Forest Affairs - the monstrous bureaucratic department, in the staffing of which the “Group of Scientific Protection of the Forest” and “Department of Forest Protection” is adjacent. Forty years ago, during the writing of the story, the image looked sharply grotesque.

Late Monday evening, Yegor Gaidar returned home from a Moscow hospital. Despite this, the name of the hospital where the famous economist was treated is still kept secret, as is the diagnosis made at the consultation on Monday. Doctors cannot diagnose “poisoning” because the specific toxic substance that affected the body has not been identified. It was previously reported that doctors were convinced that the poisoning could not have been caused by “natural” causes.

She made this proposal last Sunday in the Russian View program. According to the writer, “young suicide bombers” can be prepared in them.

Nine days have passed since the death of Alexander Litvinenko, but this topic does not leave the news headlines. You can read English newspapers and find out how Scotland Yard goes through "polonium trail" . This trail, however, is by no means continuous. You can listen to domestic comments and find out that the deceased either poisoned himself, or the Chechens sent him to the next world... There are more than enough texts of this kind.

The author warns in advance that all names in the play are fictitious, and possible coincidences are random. The curtain rises Cabinet of the President of the Russian Federation. Twilight. Only a green desk lamp is burning. At the table is Vladimir Putin. On the contrary - Nikolai Patrushev. Putin looks sternly at Patrushev. Putin . So who killed Litvinenko? Patrushev ( Without raising your eyes). How do I know? Putin (raising the voice). Do not fool my head! Patrushev (without raising eyes).

The information is posted today on the diocese website. At first, the search for female remains did not yield any results, which raised the question of where Mother was. They interviewed relatives and called hospitals. At funeral services, only Priest Andrei and his children were remembered. Investigative authorities are working on five versions, the main ones being arson and spontaneous combustion.

Tariffs will come into effect on February 1, 2007. The fee for using the telephone line is set at 125 rubles per month. With a time-based tariff, the cost of 1 minute will be 28 kopecks. With a combined tariff plan, you will pay 104 rubles per month for 370 minutes of calls, plus 23 kopecks for each additional minute. If it is not technically possible to introduce time-based accounting, the subscription fee will be 229 rubles per month.

Representatives of the Inteko company, owned by the wife of the capital's mayor Elena Baturina, intend to sue the Russian version of Forbes magazine, Kommersant writes. The lawsuit will be filed if the journal's editors do not disclose the “sources of false information” used in preparing the article.