Around Russia Reckoning for rhetoric? December 8, 2010 Alexander Golts The next Russian-NATO honeymoon may end, barely starting. And by no means through the fault of Moscow. Exactly the day after, as they say, the fruitful visit of Dmitry Medvedev to Poland, during which our president has repeatedly proposed to be guided in relations with each other not the past, but the present, the next revelations of the evil WikiLeaks followed.

The Islamic community is polycentric, making it difficult for central authorities to govern. The Orthodox community is much easier to govern because it has a hierarchical structure (although this assertion has recently been called into question by the emergence of many alternative centers of influence, such as various "elders"). Throughout the history of relations between the Russian state and the Muslim community, the state has tried to institutionalize and centralize Islamic communities.

Bakhrom Khamroev, an employee of the Memorial Human Rights Center, was beaten in Moscow. As the head of the center, Oleg Orlov, told Interfax, on December 7, Khamroev went to see an acquaintance, a native of Kyrgyzstan, who reported by phone that armed people had broken into his apartment. According to Orlov, Khamroev was not allowed into the apartment and was forced to leave the entrance.

In the economy Deadly immunity December 8, 2010 Adele Kalinichenko The plot of the dramatic story that happened on November 30, 2008 is known. The teacher from the school at the German Embassy in Moscow is a thirty -two -year -old Benjamin Jobt on his Porsche Cayenne, moving along Vernadsky Avenue at a speed of over 110 km/h, at an permissible speed of 60 km per hour, at a pedestrian crossing, he shot down freshmen Alexander Evtheev and Andrei Kaminin.

On the evening of December 7, Dmitry Kolalenko, an activist of the Movement in Defense of the Khimki Forest, was detained. He was carrying in his car a stack of copies of the newspaper “Khimki Administration - Resign!” He was stopped for allegedly driving in the oncoming lane. Kolalenko's comrades claim that the charges are fabricated. Kolalenko was taken to the 2nd police department in the city of Khimki. They intend to take away his rights.

In my opinion, Julian Assange's lessons are extremely simple. Once the children's writer Dragunsky had a story that the secret always becomes clear. That, in fact, is all. This rule is the same for everyone - for large politicians and their great secrets, for little people and their little secrets. Nothing supernatural. Any recorded information can become vowel. And forgive goodbye, a state secret, a diplomatic secret and a separate deal. Mrs.

On the evening of December 7 in Moscow, a crowd of football fans and their like-minded people in the street struggle for the rights of Russian people blocked traffic on Leningradsky Prospekt and moved towards Volokolamsk Highway. This was preceded by a short standing in front of the building of the Golovinskaya Interdistrict Prosecutor's Office, where a unit of the Investigative Committee is located.

The founding conference of the new centralized religious organization of Muslims in Russia took place on Wednesday in Moscow.