Yes, indeed, there is a lot of noise here about this. Given the current events, of course, everyone is interested. I was riding on the subway and saw people reading the Sun. Moreover, I couldn’t buy a newspaper on the way - there was none. Here in front of me is the number that they gave me to read. Interesting read. As I understand it, the information that the person who attempted to assassinate Berezovsky is Russian is reliable.

What was supposed to happen. After Moscow refused to give Andrei Lugovoi, Britain announced the expulsion of Russian diplomats, coagulation of several cooperation programs and visa restrictions. The Russian Foreign Ministry answered with all its inherent symmetry. London was accused of trying to politicize the issue of issuance, as well as in cynicism and irresponsibility.

Around Russia Asymmetry July 18, 2007 Alexander Golts What was supposed to happen. After Moscow refused to give Andrei Lugovoi, Britain announced the expulsion of Russian diplomats, coagulation of several cooperation programs and visa restrictions. The Russian Foreign Ministry answered with all its inherent symmetry. London was accused of trying to politicize the issue of issuance, as well as in cynicism and irresponsibility.

One of the few liberal initiatives that one could be proud of, started by the government of Mikhail Kasyanov, will be buried by the government of Mikhail Fradkov. We are talking about pension reform. German Gref announced this at the end of last week, after a meeting with the president, adding that “the decision as of today is final.” Of course, the minister did not go to the press and say: “Big, little ones, the reform is over!

“Nashi” produced a whole heap of news for the media. Firstly, “Nashi” expelled journalists from their camp on Seliger. According to various sources, among those who were not allowed to stay in the camp were New Times magazine employees Ilya Barabanov and Maxim Avdeev, Radio Liberty employee Maxim Yaroshevsky, Moskovsky Komsomolets journalist Mikhail Romanov and leader of the Smena movement Nikolai Lyavkin. The formal reason is lack of accreditation.

The news of the assassination attempt on Boris Berezovsky is slowly growing in rumors and details. As the Sky News channel reports, citing sources in Scotland Yard, the Russian, convicted of preparing an assassination attempt on Boris Berezovsky, has allegedly already been expelled from the United Kingdom. However, Scotland Yard neither officially confirms nor denies this information.