In the regions Cinderella trap June 10, 2009 Alexander Ryklin The story with the egregious demarche of the President of Bashkiria, Murtazi Rakhimov, clearly illustrates the indisputable fact - the Putin Fairy, speaking in modern language, Vladimir Vladimirovich threw banally. Until midnight, it seems, to live and live (here are the gold and foreign exchange reserves again, they say, replenish), and the dress of the national leader has already turned into rags.

Today I personally got up at four in the morning, at five in the morning we already met the ambulance that we ordered on Gorkovskoye Highway, and Beketov was placed in one of the best clinics in Moscow. We have decided not to tell which one for now, because we don’t like the process that is happening around Beketov at all.

On June 10, the Novosibirsk Regional Court ordered the release from custody of artist Artem Loskutov, who was suspected of drug possession. Loskutov is the organizer of the annual May Day youth protest “Monstration,” which apparently irritates the authorities with the obvious meaninglessness of its slogans and general gaiety. Loskutov was arrested in May of this year after he refused to attend a conversation at the local Center for Combating Extremism.

The battle for the brutally crippled Khimki journalist Mikhail Beketov ended in victory for his loved ones.

Around Russia Iran: Musavi v. Ahmadinejad June 10, 2009 Alexey Makarkin More recently, it seemed that the result of the presidential election in Iran, which would take place on June 12, was a foregone conclusion. President Mahmoud Akhmadinejad continues the tradition of three predecessors and is safely re -elected for a second term.

In the economy Pushkin and Kudrin June 10, 2009 Mark Feigin It would seem that it can connect two so far deterrecting in time and on the scale of the name - the great Russian poet, who recently turned 210 years old and the current Putin minister? Of course, Alexander Sergeyevich, being the “singer of the Empire and Freedom”, was a state official (through strength and material need), but this is still a secondary comparative characteristic of his and Kudrin.