In the opposition Elections - this is the dialogue January 23, 2012 Julia Latynina After the requirements of these elections began to sound in Russia, the authorities stated that it was "ready for dialogue." Excuse me, but the dialogue of power with voters is called elections. Elections are dialogue.

The Ministry of Justice has the right to appeal the decision. Naturally, we will not appeal it, since we are completely satisfied with it. You have fifteen days to appeal, before which the decision will not come into force in any case. If the Ministry of Justice appeals the decision to the collegium of the Supreme Court, we will naturally seek the same decision in the collegium.

In the Kremlin Vladimir Vladimirovich is angry ... January 23, 2012 Alexander Golts Andy Warhol claimed that everyone has a chance for 15 minutes of worldwide fame. I hasten to inform that I and the director of the Institute for Strategic Objects, Alexander Konovalov, managed to realize his chance. From now on, and henceforth, the most important episode of the biography of each of us will be that Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin himself, tormented by insomnia, thought about us.

Speaking at the opening of the XX Christmas educational readings in Moscow, Patriarch Kirill called for strengthening the participation of the Church in the training of teachers and the examination of textbooks and manuals for teaching the fundamentals of Orthodox culture in schools, and also stated the need to create a legal framework that guarantees budgetary funding for Orthodox educational organizations.

In the opposition Objection of Boris Akunin January 23, 2012 Alexander Podrabinek The article by Boris Akunin “Let's Not Rush to Win in Russia” printed on January 20 in The New York Times (“Let's not hurry to win in Russia”) breathes calm and confidence. It’s nice to read it, how nice to listen to every person confident in the triumph of a just business.

The Supreme Court granted the appeal of PARNAS co-chairman Vladimir Ryzhkov, who demanded a review of the issue of liquidating the Republican Party of Russia, which he heads. Thus, as RAPSI reports, judge Nikolai Tolcheev overturned the decision of the Supreme Court of March 23, 2007 on the liquidation of the RPR. It is interesting that the decision made almost five years ago was made by the same Tolcheev.