In the Kremlin Mind for the mind June 25, 2012 Anton Oresh Idiocy and moronism, of course, must be perceived with humor, remembering that the largest nonsense in the world is made just with a smart expression on the face. But, if you distract and recall that people who occupy high posts and exposed power are fooling around, then why should it only have a good fun on this?

In the Kremlin Get away from reality June 25, 2012 Maxim Blut The performance of Vladimir Putin at the Economic Forum in St. Petersburg was the next proof that the Russian president lives in some kind of reality, which is less intersecting with reality.

Around Russia Putin Realpolitik gives birth to monsters-2 June 25, 2012 Alexander Golts In my previous article, it was about the fact that Putin's ideas about the world order create problems for Russia in the international arena. Three days passed, and the foreign policy of our country was enriched with a new priority.

Media report: Yulia Tymoshenko was visited by the head of the Berlin Charité clinic... Let me remind you, this is the same clinic where radio operator Kat was hospitalized. So the main thing is that Tymoshenko does not accidentally speak Russian...

Remember from Soviet times a good conflict with the best? Any dramatic confrontation of a very good, but in some places the wrong director of the workshop with a very good plant party in all respects? About the same thing demonstrated to us NTV with the show of the film “I serve the Soviet Union”. The traditional Soviet conflict arose between the "good" NTV and the "best" Minister of Culture Vladimir Medinsky.

When Bush and Obama flew to Israel, they did not talk about these visits with aspiration. Visits and visits. Interstate, important. They flew, visited, said, performed, briefing, flew away. Everything is different with Putin. There is a certain sense of sacredness of the upcoming. Although the Russian president has already been on the Holy Land, and with a herald against the wall of crying was photographed.

In its attitude to pension reform, the Russian government resembles a barmaid who asks a client: “Should you water down the beer or not?” Since the authorities, for political reasons, cannot directly increase the retirement age, they are inventing new ways to force Russians to work until they die. According to Nezavisimaya Gazeta, the Ministry of Labor at the end of last week sent a draft pension reform to the government.