In uniform The arrest of Dmitry Pavlyuchenkov August 30, 2011 Julia Latynina The fact that Lieutenant Colonel Dmitry Pavlyuchenkov, the former head of the 4th department of operational-search department of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate (Outdois), will be arrested on charges of organizing the murder of Anna Politkovskaya, I found out three months ago.

In society Big concert hall August 30, 2011 Viktor Shenderovich In the Putin years, my cheerful concert activity from the category of cultural leisure confidently passed into the field of social experiment. The first “cancellation” dates from the two thousandth in winter (Apatity of the Murmansk region).

The works of the authors of the “Right Cause” manifesto were not in vain: President Dmitry Medvedev, who generally seems to favor the party, especially in its current form under the leadership of Mikhail Prokhorov (see Medvedev’s passage that “Right Cause” can get a majority in the Duma, and its leader - to become prime minister), drew attention to the proposal to limit the parliamentary faction of the party that won the elections to 226 seats.

After the total tiling of Moscow, designed, apparently, to prepare the capital for a future revolution (so that people would not think about where to get cobblestones for throwing, but would simply bend down and pick out poorly installed tiles), nothing will surprise us. But the mayor's office is not laying down its arms. Now it's time for the toilets. They will monitor public latrines and spend 10 million to study the attendance of city toilets and the magnitude of the need for them.

As experts predicted after the appointment of the Presidential Plenipotentiary Representative in the Central Federal District Georgy Poltavchenko as acting governor of St. Petersburg, President Dmitry Medvedev submitted his candidacy for approval by the Legislative Assembly of the city.

Already in the first years of the reign of the last Russian Emperor Nicholas II, even before the rebellious fifth year, the sections of the official newspaper chronicle began to look somewhat unusual before the manifesto and the Duma democracy period. Descriptions of the dignitaries and the highest administrative officials of the state began to appear in them, descriptions applying for detailed portraits of the next outstanding figures of the empire. For example, Governor-General N.

Representatives of the Russian public published the text of an appeal to Western politicians, lawyers and public figures with a call to promote the introduction of a moratorium on consideration of requests for the extradition of Russian citizens. The initiator of the appeal, the text of which was published on the website www.noextradition.info , was Russian journalist and human rights activist Grigory Pasko, who was found guilty by a Russian court of espionage for Japan.

Left Front activist Sergei Udaltsov was detained after a rally at the Central Election Commission on August 29. During the picket, participants protested against violations of citizens' voting rights. After the event, six participants were detained, including Udaltsov, who applied for the event. The official reason for Udaltsov’s detention was that the application indicated a maximum number of participants - 10 people, while at least 30 took part in the picket.