In uniform 5 minutes, 5 beats and 6 years in a crazy place February 1, 2013 Anton Oresh We live in a crazy place. However, for us this is not news. But the madness of this place is rather a sensation. And the examples are not easy to give on the move. And so that another time it was possible to have such examples at the ready here are three wonderful stories of recent times. The prosecutor Zamir Abdulkerimov shot down a woman on Khachaturian Street on Mercedes S320 and drove on.

In the Kremlin The results of the week. Fan from the belly February 1, 2013 Alexander Ryklin Dangerous today in Russia has come. Not that the previous ones were airly cloudless. Of course, no. But still, the Medvedev-President (well, or, Putin-Prime Minister), the danger could somehow measure, predict and, if not prevented, then at least minimize the damage. In other words, some logic was guessed in the repressive actions of the authorities. Now go guess ...

In uniform Anatomy of Protest-3 February 1, 2013 Julia Latynina Rumors have long reached the editorial office of Novaya Gazeta that in the next Anatomy of Protest, Novaya Gazeta would be given great attention. Preparation for shooting seems to be carried out on a grand scale. On December 26, the editorial office of Novaya Gazeta, located at Potapovsky Per, D.3 (remember this place), noted the New Year's corporate party in the next building-in the bar at Potapovsky, d.5.

On January 31, a group of dormitory residents and activists of the Movement of Defrauded Large Families tried to get them allowed into the capital’s housing policy department. They oppose the elimination of the housing queue. According to one of the activists, Ekaterina Maldon, people are deprived of the opportunity to obtain housing, citing the presence of relatives in other cities “or fathers of children who disappeared a long time ago,” the website of the Solidarity movement quotes her.

In the Kremlin The disappointment of Vladimir Putin February 1, 2013 Alexey Makarkin The conservative wave in modern Russia and the inextricably linked strengthening of anti -Westernity and isolationist tendencies is due not only to the desire of the authorities to set the “silent majority” on the opposition. The case is also in the disappointment of Vladimir Putin in the foreign policy, which was held under his leadership since 2000.

Probably, Mr. Efimov seems possible to have something like a council of moral authorities, perhaps even under the auspices of the Russian Orthodox Church or a few selected religious organizations, which would evaluate legislators. From time to time such ideas arise, but they die without being realized. And not even because it does not fit with the Constitution, but because none of those who can make such decisions need it.

In the Kremlin Promises as the main activity February 1, 2013 Dmitry Oreshkin On January 31, 2013, a meeting was held in the Kremlin in the main areas of government. Quote No. 1 : “Today, the quality and effectiveness of economic development comes to the fore ... It is, first of all, about increasing labor productivity, as we said, one and a half to two times.” (President V. Putin) Quote No.

Deputies of the State Duma - members of the Interfractional Group for the Protection of Christian Values ​​believe that a norm should appear in the legislation that will allow the use of such a concept as “moral assessment of lawmaking.” Based on the results of the Parliamentary meetings held as part of the Christmas readings, this was stated in the report of the executive secretary of the Interfactional Group Oleg Efimov, the Synodal Information Department reports.