Vasily Yakemenko, the permanent leader of “Nashi” - since those ancient times when they were called “Walking Together” and amused themselves by publicly destroying Sorokin’s books - received a new position. Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov appointed him head of the State Committee for Youth Affairs. The order was signed on October 8. This news, which at first glance is unremarkable, raises a lot of questions.

The story of Irakli Okayashvili slightly resembles the events of 1978, when the leader of the Georgian dissident movement Zviad Gamsakhurdia on the air of Soviet television repented of his sins before the authorities. Thus, he struck the strongest blow to the anti -communist forces in his republic.

The actions of the delegation of the Russian Orthodox Church MP essentially continue one line: ousting the Patriarchate of Constantinople from its leading position and positioning itself as the main partner in negotiations with the Roman Catholic Church. The situation with Orthodox parishes in Estonia is more than confusing, and both sides have their own arguments.

The delegation of the Moscow Patriarchate left yesterday meeting Mixed Commission on Orthodox-Catholic Theological Dialogue, which opened in Ravenna. “Upon arrival in Ravenna, the Orthodox delegates discovered that they included representatives of the so-called Estonian Apostolic Church, created in 1996 by the Patriarchate of Constantinople on the canonical territory of the Moscow Patriarchate,” Bishop Hilarion of Vienna and Austria told Interfax. , who is part of the commission.

In uniform Chekist feudalism October 10, 2007 Alexander Golts Not all readers of the Hedgehog agreed with me when I suggested that Russian political science did not die. But the article of the head of the State Directory Control Viktor Cherkesov in yesterday's issue of Kommersant convincingly proves - political science is alive. And politics is alive. It is just a very specific political science that describes a very specific policy.

Victor Cherkesov decided to publish This The letter is clearly not in order to rescue comrades from Lefortovo - such issues are not resolved. And about this to the former investigator of the Leningrad UKGB, the ex-consumer of the FSB, who, by its own admission, is well known.