Dmitry Anatolyevich, you wrote article “Russia, forward!” , offering to join its discussion. Sorry, but my comment will be brief. To begin with, I couldn’t make out where the cry “Russia, forward!” came to me from. Maybe this is the cry of a man who has become an example for everyone in the fight against corruption? Maybe he personally exposed high-ranking corrupt officials? No.

A rally of residents of the Dagestani city of Derbent, protesting against the kidnappings of people by special services, was dispersed by police, who shot in the air, beat those gathered, and detained some. Kommersant writes about this on September 11. At the same time, the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Dagestan, Ali Magomedov, claims that his subordinates did not use force.

In the Kremlin The results of the week. Rzhunimagu ... September 11, 2009 Alexander Ryklin So, the Russian president continues to actively master the Internet space. The article by Dmitry Medvedev "Russia, forward!" that appeared on Thursday on the pages of the Internet publication "Gazeta. ru ", lovely. Her charm is unconditional, unconditional and, I would even say, in a sense - absolute. At least it’s hard for me to imagine something more lovely.

Dmitry Medvedev publishes a text for the second time, which in its stating part coincides with many of the opposition’s invective against the current government. The first time was last year’s message to the Federal Assembly, now there is an article in Gazeta.ru, an online publication that is very critical of the current political course. It is enough to give two quotes. From the message: “The bureaucracy periodically gives business a nightmare so that it doesn’t do something wrong.

At a meeting of the Holy Synod of the UOC-MP, a decision was made to resume contacts with the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church and begin a dialogue with representatives of the Kyiv Patriarchate, Interfax-Religion reports. The synodal commission for dialogue with the UAOC will begin to operate again; in addition, it is planned to create a working group that will be responsible for preparing a dialogue with representatives of the Kyiv Patriarchate.

In the Kremlin The wretched source of our victories September 11, 2009 Alexander Golts I, I repent, never understand the system of thinking of domestic chiefs (this language does not turn to name thinking). From morning to night, they will train us that the country is getting out of the knees, that Russia is becoming important, if not the most important player in the international arena. And so we are presented with obvious evidence of this indisputable fact.

After the visit of Patriarch Kirill to Ukraine, the dialogue of the UOC-MP with alternative jurisdictions may gain new breath. Supporters of maintaining unity with the Moscow Patriarchate have received serious support, and sympathy for autocephaly is now not customary to declare.