The leader of the local trade union of workers of organizations using migrant labor and the trade union of railway transport workers, Ukrainian citizen Dmitry Dubonos, who lives in Arkhangelsk, may be expelled from Russia. He received a notice of cancellation of his temporary residence permit (TRP) on June 16. The notice states that the permit was canceled on the basis of subparagraph 1 of paragraph 1 of Article 7 of Federal Law No.

Russian journalist and human rights activist Sergei Kuznetsov was detained in Israel, at Ben-Gurion International Airport. Previously, he asked the Israeli authorities to grant him political asylum, but did not receive a response within three weeks, which he considers a violation of the Geneva Convention. Kuznetsov tried to fly from Israel to the UK on July 24 - he planned to seek asylum there, but was detained. Then he was released, but on July 25 he was detained again.

Member of the National Anti -Terrorism Committee, acting The speaker of the upper house Senator Torshin (the same one whose name was called the parliamentary commission, which blurred the question of Beslan) - on behalf of the Russian Federation, he proposed to assistance in the fight against terrorism. “With us,” the senator explained, “is a great and, unfortunately, sad experience in combating terrorism.” Oh, yes.

In uniform Aerospace absurdity July 25, 2011 Alexander Golts It is unlikely that you, dear readers, remember that three years ago I opened one of the most important laws of the existence of domestic bureaucracy. The principle of the lifter is: the more absurd the idea, the more likely it will be approved by Russian officials. After all, the impossibility of implementation allows you to milk the state budget for an infinitely long time. Last years brought a lot of evidence of this principle.

I am Russian, my roots are northern, all my relatives on my mother’s side come from the Arkhangelsk region, that’s why I returned here. I moved to Ukraine at the end of 1990. Before that, we lived on Sakhalin, where I studied, and after graduation I was drafted into the army. While I was serving, my mother retired and moved to Ukraine, and after demobilization I went to see her. Until 2000, I had a Soviet passport, until I had to change it to a Ukrainian one.

They tied up Mr. Evstratov, the former deputy general director of Rosatom. Evstratov was once assigned to deal with radiation safety measures and was given 50 million rubles for this. But Evstratov was probably not interested in dealing with such nonsense as radiation safety. Whether it's 50 million. And the money was gone. What about know-how? What about the latest developments?

Working on the publication of the material about Marshal Philippe Peten, in connection with the sixtieth anniversary of his death, I came across the modern site of his supporters. In French, German and English, the “fans” of Peten are trying to prove that he was and remains, first of all, a true patriot. For them, there is no doubt about his honesty and devotion to national interests. They are sure that if Charles de Gaulle saved the honor of France, then Philip Peten is France itself.

Around Russia The question of technology July 25, 2011 Andrey Soldatov, Irina Borogan Photo from News.nswap.info Anders Bering Breivik, a Norwegian businessman with right -winged views, who arranged a massacre on the island of Utoya and an explosion in Oslo, told the police that he had acted alone. Oslo police confirmed this, saying that she did not have information about his connections with illegal criminal organizations.