"Criticism in the resolution of the European Parliament on the" Belarusian issue "will force the authorities of Belarus to cooperate with Russia more closely." This phrase from the letter received from the ambassador of Belarus in Berlin was quoted by the German deputy EP Elmar Brock during the meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on Foreign Affairs on January 12.

Mikhail Fedotov, Chairman of the Presidential Council for the Promotion of the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights, does not agree with the conclusions of Freedom House about the worsening of the state of civil rights and freedoms in Russia over the past year. Fedotov believes that, on the contrary, the human rights situation in 2010 improved. Khodorkovsky’s sentence, in his opinion, is not an indicator.

In uniform Dead end January 17, 2011 Alexander Golts The chairman of the State Duma Committee, Viktor Zavarzin, and a group of deputies of United Russia, was introduced in what is sometimes called parliament, a bill, which involves an elongation of the deadline for a spring draft in the army until August 31 (now until July 15).

A bill has been submitted to the Duma according to which the spring conscription will be extended: if until now it ended on July 15, now deputies from United Russia from the Defense Committee propose to end it as early as August 31. However, they want to shorten the autumn conscription by a month so that it begins not on October 1, but on November 1. Here, however, it seems they won’t insist much.

The chairman of the State Duma Committee, Viktor Zavarzin, and a group of deputies of United Russia, was introduced in what is sometimes called parliament, a bill, which involves an elongation of the deadline for a spring draft in the army until August 31 (now until July 15). The accompanying note claims: the proposed measure will help, they say, to rebuild the training of military service soldiers in such a way as to reduce the term of stay in training centers to three months.

This is my favorite story of recent days. It is in such everyday idiocy that the entire idiocy of the modern era is best manifested. Even better than the “problem with the chair” in the Tverskoy court. There was a play about Cinderella in Kamchatka. There, in Kamchatka, time zones were changed. In the fairy tale, the clock is also set back an hour so that Cinderella can stay longer at the ball. This scene has been known to everyone since childhood.

In society Larisa Brycheva as a system fighter with corruption January 17, 2011 Dmitry Oreshkin  The head of the State Law Administration of the Presidential Administration L. Brycheva said that Russia is unlikely to introduce a criminal punishment for legal entities for corruption crimes, although this is provided for by the recommendations of a group of states against corruption (Greco) , where our country entered in 2007. I entered, of course, for the fight against corruption.