The preliminary hearing of the Savyolovsky District Court of Moscow on the claim of opposition politicians Boris Nemtsov, Vladimir Milov and Vladimir Ryzhkov against Mr. Putin, as well as against the Rossiya-1 TV channel and VGTRK was very interesting and, I would say, quite funny. In any case, there are some points that I would like to note. There are at least two such moments. Moment one. The defendant's side, namely Mr.

In the Kremlin Innovation is the queen of the fields? February 3, 2011 Alexander Golts Last year’s visit by Dmitry Medvedev to the States for modernization and innovative experience could not but cause associations with the output trip of Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev to the noble American corn. And attempts to force the captains of the Russian industry to engage in innovation are increasingly reminding the party -assignment to introduce the “queen of fields” in vast Russian expanses.

In the Kremlin Entropy February 3, 2011 Alexey Kondaurov In today's Russia, nothing can be planned in advance. The probability of becoming a victim of a terrorist, a bandit, a law enforcement officer, a car with a miga, a technogenic catastrophe, icicles, a collapsed roof, expired or poor -quality goods, counterfeit drugs and other products of corruption decomposition of the state are already running out.

In today's Russia, nothing can be planned in advance. The probability of becoming a victim of a terrorist, a bandit, a law enforcement officer, a car with a miga, a technogenic catastrophe, icicles, a collapsed roof, expired or poor -quality goods, counterfeit drugs and other products of corruption decomposition of the state are already running out. Inflation in January seemed to be furious, seriously putting on the agenda the survival of the most unprotected layers of society.

On February 3, the Savyolovsky Court of Moscow held a preliminary hearing on the claim of three of the four leaders of the People's Freedom Party, Boris Nemtsov, Vladimir Milov and Vladimir Ryzhkov, for the protection of honor and dignity, in which Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, as well as the VGTRK company, were appointed defendants.

The Supreme Court questioned the “legality and validity” of the decision of the Khamovnichesky Court of August 16, according to which the period of detention of Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Platon Lebedev was once again extended, and the cassation ruling of the judicial panel for criminal cases of the Moscow City Court.

Around Russia A couple of days before the denouement? February 3, 2011 Mikhail Margelov Revolutions are now given the names of flowers. But what is happening on the streets of Cairo can be called the "revolution of stones." The supporters of Mubarak, who sat down to attack the opponents of the president of horses and camels, met a hail of cobblestones. And on the air we saw the beginning of fratricide. And what else will be told to believers in the nearest Friday prayer, one can only guess.

A lawyer in the presidency rebelled against the prime minister.