Around Russia Estonia acted correctly May 8, 2007 Alexander Podrabinek Passions on the bronze soldier lay down somewhat, emotions were chopped, crowds of looters in Estonia scattered home and prisons, and our local young Guards, frozen in advance, are waiting for further teams. Events in Tallinn and the reaction to them in Moscow were commented by everyone who wanted to, there is almost nothing to add to this.

The Tallinn Administrative Court returned the complaint of the Union of Veterans' Organizations of Estonia against the decision of the Ministry of Defense of the Republic to transfer the Bronze Soldier from Tõnismägi. As the press service of the court reported, members of the veterans' organization do not have the right to directly appeal to the administrative court of the republic.

In 2007, the Pension Fund of Russia (PFR) allocated 227 million rubles for holiday gifts and benefits to veterans of the Great Patriotic War by May 9. We have 1,257,686 veterans “listed”, respectively, each one receives approximately 180.5 rubles. But the military has a completely different problem - they are running wild in search of photographs of the new minister. It turned out that Anatoly Serdyukov is very sensitive to the absence of his portraits in the military departments.

Time passes, and the severity of the conflict is smoothed out. Cleric of the Church of St. Protodeacon of the Prophet Elijah in Devon ((http://www.portal-credo.ru/site/?act=authority&id=744 Peter Skorer)) does not even exclude the possibility that someday it will be possible to concelebrate with the clergy of the MP.

I still can’t understand why the “St. George’s ribbons” on cars infuriate me so much. There are a lot of questions about our official history of World War II, about the personalities of Soviet military leaders and their methods, but ordinary soldiers of that war will still remain heroes. At least for me. It turns out that I am a classic representative of the target audience of “St.

It will be headed by 81-year-old Protestant pastor Ian Paisley, leader of the Democratic Unionist Party. Paisley's deputy will be the second-in-command in the leadership of the Catholic Sinn Féin party, Martin McGuinness. Catholics and Protestants could not agree for a long time. A serious turning point came when, in July 2005, the Irish Republican Army abandoned armed struggle and surrendered its weapons.

The international human rights organization Amnesty International has accused Russia and China of supplying arms to Sudan, thereby violating the UN embargo. The report alleges that the weapons are used by government-backed Janjaweed militias in the country's western Darfur region, where armed conflict between Sudanese authorities and local rebel groups has continued since 2003. The Russian Foreign Ministry and the Sudanese government deny this information.

Over 2,000 Lithuanian residents came to Vilnius Cathedral Square to express their solidarity with Estonia. Today, Polish Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski said that a bill on dismantling or moving monuments from the socialist period will soon be considered and that “it is Estonia’s sovereign right to decide which monuments to have.” And we continue to shake our fists and insert small hairpins - Russian Railways is canceling the St.

It has long been known that it is most convenient to fight with vague abstractions: you won’t win, but you won’t lose either, and the choice of those with whom you need to fight is very large. Our authorities have been fighting “extremism” for a long time, and now also “black PR”. According to the head of the Central Election Commission, Vladimir Churov, the final version of recommendations to political parties on countering “black PR” will be ready by the end of May.

The Ministry of Finance refused to allocate money from the federal budget for the legalization of software in Russian schools, Kommersant writes. Such a mechanism was envisaged by the software legalization program in schools, presented by the Ministry of Information and Communications in April. The Ministry of Information and Communications believes that the letter from the Ministry of Finance actually means the failure of the program to legalize schools.

Photo exhibition “March of Dissent. Moscow. April 14” opened today at the Museum and Community Center named after. Sakharov. This was announced by the director of the museum, Yuri Samodurov. According to him, more than 20 people responded to the call to send photographs from the march, and 308 photographs are presented at the exhibition. At the exhibition you can see not only the “correct” footage that was bypassed by the official media, but also footage of ordinary march participants.

On May 14, Eduard Limonov was summoned for questioning by the FSB department for Moscow and the Moscow region regarding his interview published in the Gazeta newspaper on April 5, 2007. Prior to this, on April 17, Limonov was already interrogated by the FSB department in connection with his speech on the air of Ekho Moskvy.