Around Russia Russia lost a friend. And did not notice July 13, 2009 Igor Yakovenko It is a pity that there is no Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Russia. That is, an office with the same name, located on Smolenskaya Square, of course, is available. But the people who manage it do not engage in foreign policy, but are concentrated exclusively on propaganda directed into the country. And this is very sad, since foreign policy is a thing in the global world is not at all superfluous.

Disagreements between the leaders of the Right Cause political project are becoming more and more serious. As Nezavisimaya Gazeta writes on July 13, one of the co-chairs of the party, Boris Titov, agreed with Yabloko that Right Cause would go to the Moscow City Duma elections on their list. At the same time, another co-chairman, Leonid Gozman, told the newspaper that this decision would bury their party.

Titov probably hasn’t reached a final agreement yet, but he is coming to an agreement. But this makes sense, in my opinion, only in one case: if before Titov goes on the Yabloko list, the two parties make a joint statement that this is the first step towards the unification of the two parties. In any other case, if the “road map” for interaction towards unification is not spelled out, it will resemble a gamble.

The pleasant excitement that always accompanies the stay of a distinguished and welcome guest has subsided. Officials on both sides are very pleased. You can understand. Each to their own, but there is an impression of great success. How did Barack Obama's visit to Moscow end?

In the Kremlin Glass beads of geopolitics July 13, 2009 Alexander Golts Russia won another brilliant foreign policy victory. Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin, along with the Minister of Defense Anatoly Serdyukov, visited the secret mission in Bishkek. And, according to all kinds of sources, they simply pulled out the consent of the Kyrgyz President Kyrgyz President, consent to the creation of another Russian military base in this country.

In society Sharp name named after the leader Obama July 13, 2009 Julius Nisnevich I watched the news about the visit of US President Barack Obama. And there was such a dreary, vicious feeling of Deja Wu. Well, for sure - Back in the Ussr. The chief leader of the state of Zamorsky came to us, he is the first secretary of the Washington regional committee. On the first day, as it should be on the protocol, the leader Obama met with our officially chief leader Medvedev.