In the Kremlin Putin is as comprehension April 1, 2013 Dmitry Oreshkin Who is mr. Putin, not yet everyone is clear. But over time, the number of understanding increases. At first imperceptibly; Then, at some point, the avalanche suddenly breaks off-and it started.

In society Pelevin as Radzikhovsky April 1, 2013 Mikhail Berg Pelevin’s last novel “Batman Apollo” has already managed to scold anyone. Boring, which is most likely fair, Dima Bykov called him, unjustly clarifying that Minaev could write him, that is, the Kremlin propagandon notebook. I could not. Yes, and would not dare. Negative and disappointing reviews were also placed by some liberal publications such as Kommersant, where the novel was again called boring and protracted . This is so.

The chief North Korean chief Kim Jong -un decided at the end of last week to raise the level of confrontation on the peninsula to the maximum. In response to the exercises of the US troops and South Korea (in which the aircraft of American strategic aviation participated, which especially angered Pyongyang), Krdr announced, nor a little nor less, and promised to deliver a nuclear-core blow to American territory.

In Novosibirsk, a search was conducted at the home of local oppositionist Andrei Terekhin. He did not immediately open the door to the uninvited guests, and then they broke the window and climbed into the apartment. All of Terekhin’s laptops and tablet were confiscated. They did not give me the opportunity to write a comment in the search report. Then Terekhin was taken for interrogation, but as a result, without asking him anything, they released him.

The General Assembly of the Archdiocese of Russian Churches in Western Europe, scheduled for March 30 , was reformatted by the Locum Tenens of the Exarchate, Metropolitan Emmanuel of France, into an informal conference, without the right to make decisions, as planned. About 200 delegates gathered, half clergy, half lay, from all over the diocese: from France itself, Holland, Sweden, Great Britain. The discussion, according to eyewitnesses, was lively, but peaceful. The meeting lasted from 9 a.m.