In the Kremlin The results of the week. Does the climate change? 11 February 2011 Alexander Golts President of the Russian Federation Medvedev D.A. He just committed an act of amazing political courage: he canceled the transition to the “winter time” in the fall of 2011.

The Presidium of the Council of Judges asked the Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Valery Zorkin, to evaluate the proposal of members of the Presidential Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights to conduct an independent examination of high-profile criminal cases.

At first there was a day of science. Then in the Duma they discussed the reform of education and the introduction of a compulsory subject “Russia in the modern world”. And the VTsIOM conducted a traditional survey to make sure of the fortresses of the knowledge of Russians on various issues. I really love this survey, and every time it opens the magnificent abysses of popular education. So this time it turned out that a third of Russians believes that the sun rotates around the Earth.

In the Kremlin One finger 11 February 2011 Vladimir Nadein More recently, Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev were indignant together both the same. Now they are indignant apart and for various reasons. About the Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric power station and a fire in the "lame horse" spoke in one words and even chopped off with anger somehow to the beat. And then the harmony was upset. One one likes Russian legality, the other is not very good.

On February 11, the Tverskoy Court of Moscow recognized as legal the arrest of Solidarity Bureau member Ilya Yashin, who was detained on December 31 upon leaving a rally kindly sanctioned by the authorities on Triumfalnaya Square and on January 2 sentenced to five days in prison.

In the Kremlin Simulants 11 February 2011 Viktor Shenderovich "What to talk about when there is nothing to talk about?" The old acting saying, designed to create the illusion of a lively conversation on the stage with massive repetition, easily adapts to political needs: "What to do when there is nothing to do?" For example, when you are the President of Russia and received this Russia in a state of war running a Caucasian from the hands of the one who unleashed this war, and you have no

In society Interesting movie 11 February 2011 Boris Kolymagin The other day, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed a decree that liquidates the Federal Service for Supervision of Compliance with the Legislation in the Field of Cultural Heritage Protection (Rososhranchulture) and transferring it to the Ministry of Culture. This decision did not meet a protest reaction from the cultural community, although it undoubtedly caused a certain harm to the defenders of cultural values.

Judge Ukhnaleva confirmed her reputation. This is a judge who has repeatedly issued indictments against oppositionists, this is a judge who appears on the “Magnitsky list.” This is the judge who ignored all the obvious evidence of my innocence and issued a ruling confirming the supposed legality of my arrest on December 31st. She ignored the testimony of defense witnesses.

"What to talk about when there is nothing to talk about?" The old acting saying, designed to create the illusion of a lively conversation on the stage with massive repetition, easily adapts to political needs: "What to do when there is nothing to do?" For example, when you are the President of Russia and received this Russia in a state of war running a Caucasian from the hands of the one who unleashed this war, and you have no political talent, and there is no political will, and God also did

In society What is the difference between Henry Minghch and Doku Umarov? 11 February 2011 Julia Latynina On January 19, at about nine o’clock in the evening near the village of Razdor on the Rublevsky highway of the BMW, the presidential envoy in the State Duma of Henry Mingha, who was traveling from Moscow, ran into Elena Yarosh, Opel. The driver of Mingha died on the spot. Elena Yarosh was serious injuries.