In an interview with Channel One, Sobyanin said: to become mayor of Moscow, you need to go through a long administrative path. “It is impossible to prepare for this position in a month, or three, or six months, or a year. You need to prepare for this position all your life: you need to go through at least some path of a leader. To lead at least some district, city, district, and only then apply for such a position,” Sobyanin noted.

Well, "I went to write the province." The nervous resignation of Sergei Sobyanin and the prospect of the imminent Moscow elections excited the metropolitan public, returned it to life. From a variety of strategies, projects, political science certificates and technical calculations, it is already full of eyes. And the usual sobs, of course, were not long in coming. “The opposition is not ready again, because I am not able to put up a single candidate!” And then - a list of candidates.

Around Russia Mosque and barracks VS Park and Ataturk June 10, 2013 Alexey Makarkin Any occasion could launch protests in Turkey. Their deep reason is a sense of a significant part of Turkish society, that the charismatic leader of the Islamist Party of Justice and the Development of Recep Tayyip Erdogan will remain in power until 2024.

In society Bishop-anxios June 10, 2013 Boris Kolymagin The personnel policy of the Russian Orthodox Church MP continues to cause bewilderment. After structural shifts in a number of regions, frank fundamentalists, such as Metropolitan of Arkhangelsk and Kholmogorsk Daniel (Dorovsky), seized power. At the last meeting of the Holy Synod in St. Petersburg, a number of appointments were held that caused a violent reaction of the church community.

The personnel policy of the Russian Orthodox Church MP continues to cause bewilderment. After structural shifts in a number of regions, frank fundamentalists, such as Metropolitan of Arkhangelsk and Kholmogorsk Daniel (Dorovsky), seized power. At the last meeting of the Holy Synod in St. Petersburg, a number of appointments were held that caused a violent reaction of the church community. Among the new bishops there are several top managers involved in loud scandals.

At the Carnegie Moscow Center, within the framework of the program “Religion, Society and Security,” a regular seminar was held, at which Boris Knorre , Associate Professor of the Faculty of Philosophy of the State University Higher School of Economics, gave a presentation on “Russian Orthodoxy. Post-secular institutionalization in the space of politics, power and law.” The speaker traced how the attitude of Russian politicians towards Orthodoxy has changed since the mid-90s of the last century.