In uniform The results of the week. It is ordered to spent trillions July 6, 2012 Alexander Golts All week, the authorities carefully twisted the nuts. The Duma, who extended the time of the spring session, with the brains boiling from the heat, adopted amendments to the Law on NPOs, according to which hundreds of public organizations would be declared "foreign agents." Several dozen investigators diligently continued to rivet the case of riots for the manifestation of May 6.

In the sovereign Republic of Belarus, a scandal: a plane hired by some Swedish advertising agency flew from the Belarusian-Lithuanian border to the village of Iveneni and threw a plush “bomb” on it: several plastic bags with toy bears. Medvediki seemed to get off with a slight fright. What the leadership of the Belarusian air defense system will get off is still difficult to guess. And that's why. The Ivens is located less than fifty kilometers from the Belarusian capital.

It was a shocking day for the Duma. The controversial bill on NGOs was adopted in the first reading. The bill on the register of sites with prohibited information was adopted in the first reading. Communist Party deputy Vladimir Bessonov was partially deprived of immunity. Moreover, Pavel Krasheninnikov, a deputy from United Russia, introduced a bill according to which libel again becomes a criminal offense.