The Minsk prosecutor's office opened a criminal case against representatives of the opposition Belarusian media: the editor of the Charter 97 website Natalya Radzina, the Novaya Gazeta correspondent in Minsk (and the author of the Daily Journal) Irina Khalip and two employees of the Narodnaya Volya newspaper - editor-in-chief Svetlana Kalinkina and journalist Marina Koktysh.

The ghost wanders around Europe. And not only in Europe ... but not communism ... This is clearly something else ... But it seems no less dangerous. In the past environment, he, however, was locked in a cell. How long? Left intellectuals raised their heads: they say that we have long warned you that the fucking world order of your fucking world will soon come with Krandy. The Savior appeared in the image not too attractive. However, the taste and color ...

In the regions Petersburgers and Leningraders December 10, 2010 Alexey Makarkin It is decided. The 400-meter tower of the Okhta Center will not rise above St. Petersburg. Russian Civil Society and UNESCO can feel winners. But the urban planning decision has its grounds, far beyond the urban scope - we are talking about issues not only of political, but also, more wider, mental. The elite of the city on the Neva can be divided into two parts - Petersburgers and Leningraders.

For almost ten years in Russia, parliament is not a place for discussions, and the media is not a platform for expressing various opinions. As in other authoritarian and semi -authoritarian societies, free exchange of views and views occurs only where the state of the state cannot reach - on the Internet. It is there, in the blogosphere, today a variety of views are expressed without censorship, acute political discussions flare up.

In society The power of the mess December 10, 2010 Anton Oresh But I do not at all consider the action of the fans of Spartak on Leningradka harmless. It was harmless in its consequences - in comparison with the fact that an explosive mixture of thousands of enraged young people and riot police could really do. And really - only one road sign, one tent, a couple of windows and a lasting half an hour of Leningrad, which is already constantly standing.

Come on fast - bet! Will the Li Xiaul, long -term ovation of the hall with the name of the human rights activist, his expressively empty armchair on stage in today's federal news show the Nobel Awards in today's federal news? Will the Russians will hear that fragment of the speech of the chairman of the Nobel Committee, in which he put the case of Li Xiavo in cases of Carl von Ossetsky (Nazi Germany) and Andrei Sakharov (Brezhnevsky USSR)?

On November 10, the Khimki City Court overturned the verdict of the Khimki Magistrate Court against journalist Mikhail Beketov, according to which he was found guilty of slandering the mayor of the city, Vladimir Strelchenko. Thus, the city court satisfied the appeal of Beketov’s defense, which was recognized as having the right to rehabilitation in connection with unfounded criminal prosecution.

Nobody knows anything. The head of the investigation of the city prosecutor's office accidentally let slip that another criminal case had been opened based on some information found on our computers. He let it slip in a conversation with Marina Koktysh, a journalist from the Narodnaya Volya newspaper. Marina still hasn’t given up hope of somehow getting her computer back. In March, four journalists had their computers confiscated during searches.

The latest study by Transperency International showed that more than a quarter of Russians, one way or another, pay bribes. Corruption is the norm of our life, like water, food and a peaceful sky above our heads. But it is not true that the country is not fighting corruption. Vice versa. The official representative of the UPC, well known to everyone, in my opinion, simply living on TV, Vladimir Markin, cited convincing statistics!