Despite public protests, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin signed an order to demolish the building of the Central House of Artists. The territory will pass to the Moscow government. The State Tretyakov Gallery, which occupies half of the building, will be given new premises.

In the economy Back to the future December 7, 2009 Anatoly Bershtein The state for once was anxious. President Medvedev in the message to the Federal Assembly paid special attention to the our new school project, focusing that it is not just a departmental prerogative, but also the “case of the whole society”.

In society Enlightener Award as an advanced struggle against ignorance December 7, 2009 Galina Yuzefovich The other day, VTsIOM published the results of a study showing the attitude of our compatriots to the problem of the origin of life on Earth. These data affect the imagination: almost half of the surveyed citizens of Russia (44%) share the idea of ​​divine creation of the world, and a little more than a quarter (26%) are convinced that no development of the perfect and finished world occurs.

In the regions Captain Musa Dadi Kamara, or a bright future vertical December 7, 2009 Julia Latynina What a good country of Guinea! In Guinea, the head of the Presidential Security Service, Lieutenant Abubakar Diakita, nicknamed Tumba, shot the president of the country, Captain Musa Dadi Kamara. It’s generally a simple matter to shoot a unarmed person in the head of an unarmed person, but since Lieutenant Diakita had only shot unarmed demonstrators before, he missed.

The jokes are already over. The Parliament of Moldova has once again failed to elect a president. This time the democrats again failed to come to an agreement with the communists, and 53 votes were given for the only candidate Marian Lupu, out of the required 61. The communists refused to take part in the meeting.

So far they have asked the court to ask whether EZh is a registered media outlet (as far as I understand, it is not). Then, based on the results, obviously, they will take certain steps. It’s just not clear where they were looking during the preparation of the lawsuit, which has been going on for two months. From my point of view, the fact that “Nashi” is a third party in the matter means their political self-promotion, as, in fact, Podrabinek wrote in his review.

The time for hooligan antics at the entrance is over, the time has come for trials. They also want to involve the Daily Journal itself in the case against the author of the Daily Journal, Alexander Podrabinek, whose article “As an anti-adviser to the anti-advisers...” so angered the loyal Kremlinites. The valiant movement “Nashi”, which is a third party in the case, filed a petition in the Perovsky District Court of Moscow to involve “EZh” as a defendant.