In the opposition Don't worry, I didn't leave April 8, 2013 Harry Kasparov The rumors that appeared today about my emigration and leaving Russian politics extremely surprised and saddened me.

In the opposition Day of Andrei Barabanov April 8, 2013 Oleg Morozov Barabanov Andrey Nikolaevich: June 25, 1990 Status: The charge was charged under Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code and part 2 of Art. 212 of the Criminal Code. Arrested until May 28, 2013. Location: pre -trial detention center No. 2 "Butyrka" Lawyer: Svetlana Sidorkina A graduate of the Moscow Mathematical College, is engaged in creative activities.

Khimki journalist Mikhail Beketov, the man through whom people learned about the Khimki Forest outside the city, has died. Beketov was the editor-in-chief of the newspaper Khimkinskaya Pravda, where he wrote about the arbitrariness of local authorities, in particular, about plans to cut down the Khimki forest for the construction of the Moscow-St. Petersburg highway. On November 13, 2008, Beketov was brutally beaten near his home.

In society Mikhail Berger - 60 !!! April 8, 2013 Alexander Ryklin I think we can do without vulgar fake sighs and lamentations, like, Mikhail Lvovich, but there can be no! Already about whom one could think about, but not about you! Yes, you will not give you 50 (40, 30)! People who have gone into rifle sport are far from youth, should be shutting off. 60 - so 60. There is nothing to be shy, there is nothing to be scared. Moreover, apparently, these years have been lived in richly.

Around Russia Parliamentary crisis in Kyiv: "Dom-2" April 8, 2013 Inna Bulkina The real, not calendar spring coincided in Kyiv with the next political exacerbation. On April 4, in the session hall of the Rada, it was what moderate observers called the “parliamentary crisis”, eloquent political journalists - the “coup”, and the actors themselves and the performers themselves were “put off”.

While Putin was visiting an industrial fair in Hannover together with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, activists from the Ukrainian radical feminist movement FEMEN, known for its scandalous actions, broke through the fence. This happened at the Volkswagen stand, where Putin and Merkel stopped. They (not Putin and Merkel, but FEMEN activists) stripped to the waist (apparently, having decided that this was enough for Putin) and began shouting slogans in English, using obscene language.

Around Russia Munich, Mezeberg, Merkel April 8, 2013 Arkady Moshes I will not say that in Russian-German relations there was a turning point. So far, this, fortunately, is not so. But the time to explain himself unequivocally - after all that was expressed in Russia addressed to Berlin and personally, Madame Chancellor in the context of the recent Cyprus crisis and after “checking” the Russian departments of two leading German political parties.