In the opposition Process. Issue 10 September 9, 2009 Daily Journal Process: Day 179-185th Prosecutors continue to announce fragments of the volumes of the criminal case in the second circle. And the defense and the accused continue to constantly catch the accusation that the documents are not fully announced, the transfers of foreign documents are incorrectly completed, the documents mention companies and persons that are not related to the case.

In society To the first anniversary "Vedomosti" September 9, 2009 Vladimir Nadein The decade of Vedomosti gives a grateful reason to observe the slow front of our periodicals. It is not because, it is clear that the panorama of the Russian media is an affectionate pastoral. Quite on the contrary, from our media, built in a shaved nape, the picture is terrible. But the “Vedomosti” themselves is just a ray of light in the Dark Kingdom.

Renowned British journalist John Kampfner, former editor-in-chief of The New Statesman and now Index on Censorship, has just released the book Freedom for sale. How we made money and lost our liberty (“Freedom for sale. How we made money and lost our independence”). The question is posed simply: why are people ready to fight for the freedom to earn money, travel to other countries and refuse the freedom to express their opinions?

To be honest, I haven’t read the Izvestia newspaper for a long time. For reasons of personal hygiene and because it’s boring to the point of grinding teeth. But then a colleague dropped an article on me and strongly recommended that I read it. The article is called “The Law, Systemic and Non-systemic” and belongs to the pen (no, perhaps, still not a pen. You can’t bring this out with a noble instrument...) of a certain Vitaly Ivanov.

Mikhail Afanasyev, editor of the Khakass online publication New Focus, was attacked on the morning of September 9. As Gazeta.Ru reports from the journalist’s own words, he was attacked by two unknown men in the yard not far from his house and hit on the head. He managed to escape, he has not yet gone to the hospital, and is currently in the police department.

Independent expert report 73-year-old Yu.M. Luzhkov has ruled Moscow for more than 17 years. That's roughly how long Leonid Brezhnev ruled the Soviet Union. The period is significant. Time to take stock.

In the regions 09.09.09 August 3, 2009 Julia Latynina Events in South Ossetia unfold according to the same scenario as a year ago. This scenario is called the “Radio station in Gleivitsa”: the Germans, dressed in Polish uniform, attacked their own radio station and, accusing the Poles of aggression, inflicted a “response” blow to Poland.

To be honest, I feel bad: nauseous, dizzy, and just want to fall to the ground. There are just a ton of versions - even to the point that someone could have framed Shoigu or local officials. This is the first time I have encountered such chaos here in Abakan. We must give credit to the police: they always kept all these street punks under control, it was impossible to just fly up, beat them and run away with impunity - sooner or later they would find them.

In society Betioner September 9, 2009 Alexander Ryklin Honestly - I have not read Izvestia newspaper for a long time. For personal hygiene reasons and because boring to a dentist. But then the colleague threw up the article and urgently recommended that he get acquainted. The article is called “the law, systemic and non -systemic” and belongs to Peru (not, perhaps, is not a feather. You won’t take such a noble instrument ...) a certain Vitali Ivanov.