Ezhednevnyi ZhurnalOnline Media OutletPart of: Ezhednevnyi ZhurnalIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 5 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·May 20, 2008Putin condemn Russia to accelerate inflationSo far, the real powers of President Medvedev are not much different from the powers of Princess Anna from the film “Roman Vacations” (if anyone forgot, she won the right not to eat cookies with milk in a fierce struggle), all the conversations about his policy - including economic ones - remain lawless.МИХАИЛ ДЕЛЯГИНEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·May 20, 2008Not to feed the horse“Analysts Predict Oil Prices to Fall for 19th Week in a Row”—reading a headline like this makes it difficult to take analysts seriously. Even if these are analysts who are interviewed by Bloomberg, a highly respected agency in the business world. Over these same 19 weeks, a barrel (barrel) of oil has risen in price by at least a third, first exceeding 100 and then 125 dollars. It turns out that this is not the limit.Maxim BlantEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·May 20, 2008Children's disease of demophobia in liberalismIn the opposition Children's disease of demophobia in liberalism May 20, 2008 Evgeny Nilov Do not be afraid of a person with a ballot When the editorial board of the Orient Committee of the National Assembly discussed the draft declaration, I objected to the words "The entire political spectrum." My argument: the members of the National Assembly do not include supporters of two popular movements - neo -fascism (the cult of the omnipotent leader of the despotic state - look for these in theЕВГЕНИЙ ИХЛОВEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·May 20, 2008The right to lieOleg Kozlovsky was taken from one police station to another so that his friends could not meet the man after a 13-day hunger strike. In fact, this can be described as petty meanness of the authorities. Do you disagree with us? Well, there is no law for you, there is no regulated procedure for you, there is no court for you where both sides are heard and taken into account, there is nothing for you except what the guy in uniform decides to do to you.Natella BoltanskayaEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·May 20, 2008Against money censorshipOutraged by the increase in subscription rates, Russia's leading print media are preparing a protest. “Freedom of speech can be stifled in different ways. For example, by sharply increasing subscription rates. Only five lines on a white background—this is what the front page of Russia’s largest newspapers and magazines will look like on Wednesday,” says a media release issued by the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation.ЕКАТЕРИНА ШМЕЛЬКОВА