Ezhednevnyi ZhurnalOnline Media OutletPart of: Ezhednevnyi ZhurnalIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 5 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Aug 29, 2011One blowIn society One blow August 29, 2011 Anton Orech Champion Mirzaev killed a student Agafonov. One blow. Now, two weeks later, we, the inhabitants of Moscow, think whether there will be pogroms, whether the paving slabs, generously laid out on the streets of the capital, will finally be used “for its intended purpose”? In December, Circassians killed Sviridov with one “blow”. Then the pogroms did not wait, but they almost happened.Anton OrekhEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Aug 29, 2011Primaries as cornIn society Primaries as corn August 29, 2011 Dmitry Oreshkin Vladimir Putin is so satisfied with the results of the primaries in United Russia that he set the task of making this procedure mandatory for everyone. That is, of course, at first, the idea must be “to talk with colleagues from other political parties” - we live in a democratic country - and the obligation is to introduce only later. Two things are touched. No, even three.Dmitry OreshkinEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Aug 29, 2011Project "Abkhazia"The cleanliness of the elections is sometimes quite applied factor, and if somewhere in the elections it is not customary to argue with the results of the eczit regions, then in Abkhazia they believe observers. Here they do not understand conversations about the possibilities of observers on the site, when counting votes and generally on the entire path of their followed by the most official announcement.Vadim DubnovEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Aug 29, 2011About the "end of the world", "flying saucers" and other trifles of lifeIn society About the "end of the world", "flying saucers" and other trifles of life August 29, 2011 Avtandil Tsuladze According to the China Daily newspaper in August, unidentified flying objects were seen in the sky over Shanghai and Beijing. The UFOs of giant sizes were observed by the crews of more than ten aircraft flying in the area. It was a round luminous ball that expanded, and then suddenly disappeared.АВТАНДИЛ ЦУЛАДЗЕEzhednevnyi Zhurnal·Aug 29, 2011A very expected resultAlexander Ankvab, the deputy of the deceased Sergei Bagapsh, became the President of Abkhazia. According to Kommersant, the results became known on the night of August 26-27, immediately after the elections. However, it came as a surprise to many that the elections were held in one round. According to the local Central Election Commission, 55% of voters voted for Ankvab.ГРИГОРИЙ ДУРНОВО