I can’t agree with Yulia Latynina’s statement in article “Elephants know how to remember” that democratic states do not exchange murdered exiles. Unfortunately, democratic countries have not found an adequate response to the liquidations carried out by foreign intelligence services on their territory, and states that resort to such methods almost always remain unpunished.

In society From love to hatred, or Bishop Diomid as an instrument of political technology July 14, 2008 Svetlana Solodovnik The Holy Synod, which should make the final decision “according to Bishop Diomid,” and this whole story, meanwhile, is overgrown with new details that say that there were much more who want to use the “services” of the rebellious bishop than at first. “...

The Japanese Ministry of Education and Science has released educational materials in which the islands of the South Kuril ridge are called “Japanese territory illegally occupied by Russia.” According to the AP, the materials say that in this regard, “the Japanese demand for the return of the islands must be taught correctly.” In addition, the new materials refer to the Takeshima Islands as Japanese territory, which South Korea considers its own, calling them Dokdo.

His name is Joseph Stalin. And he is the greatest man in the history of our country. There have been many great people in our history. For example, not far from Stalin, in third position, Vladimir Ulyanov-Lenin settled. In sixth place is Ivan the Terrible. Contemporaries appreciate their merits. They are honored. And they vote for them. This is the “Name of Russia” project.