In the opposition About Moscow elections. Part two July 26, 2013 Georgy Satarov I will need to make out three more well -known arguments against participation in the Moscow elections. I will consider them in the order that is more convenient for me.

What was it? Apparently, we will not receive an answer. On May 17, the viewers of the Russia-24 television channel could see the deputy chairman of the Moscow Region Government Herman Yelyanyushkin, who gave an interview about the fire hazardous situation in the territories threatening to repetition of the events of three years ago.

The Russian Ministry of Education plans to deprive theology of the status of an independent educational specialty. Today is the last day of discussion of the draft order of the Ministry of Education “On approval of lists of specialties and areas of training in higher education.” If the order is approved without changes, theology will be included in the group of secular specialties “Philosophy, Religious Studies, Ethics” and will lose its independent character.

In the opposition Candidate "For all" July 26, 2013 Anton Oresh Are you not tired of discussing Navalny yet? To discuss Navalny in the genre “there is such a word“ necessary ”, and although it is dumb to vote for it, it will be necessary, because there is no other way out.” If you are not tired, then let's discuss again. Yes, I will also vote for Navalny, unless, of course, there is something out of the ordinary one month.

I agree with the authors of the letter. In my opinion, it is necessary to allocate a separate line for theology in the nomenclature of educational specialties and areas of training. The “enlarged specialty” indicated in the draft does not, it seems to me, meet the objectives of modern educational policy. The point is not in which secular universities and how many departments of theology are open or closed and what is their quality. In this case, this is not what we are talking about.

In the economy The results of the week. Man and place July 26, 2013 Maxim Blan Despite the Dead Season, the last week was marked at once with two events that have every chance to have a significant impact on the development of the Russian economy in the foreseeable future. On Wednesday, Vladimir Putin met in the new head of the Central Bank, ex-minister of economic development Elvira Nabiullina, who promised the head of state to return inflation to the planned framework by the end of the year.