In society RAS Reform: Optimistic tragicomedy with an open finale December 27, 2013 Ivan Starikov The reform of the Russian Academy of Sciences began on June 27, 2013 by introducing the corresponding bill to the State Duma and caused - with the full basis - apocalyptic expectations and protests by the Russian and world scientific community.

A common phrase. A familiar stamp. “No matter what we do, we still end up with a Kalashnikov assault rifle.” Right now, when Kalashnikov died, you understand that we really haven’t done anything more significant on a global scale recently. But right now the question arises: will we at least get a machine gun now?

Some court decisions, made at the last New Year’s week, plunged the domestic public into shock, giving rise to vague hopes that the authorities nevertheless intended not to delay the nuts of our domestic political structure to the last rattle and tearing the threads, but on the contrary, she began to slowly open it back.

Roskomnadzor identified four bad words that cannot be used in the media. And also all derivatives from them. Otherwise, the offender may overtake judicial liability with non -fed fines, confiscation, closing, etc. Meanwhile, the responsibility is established, but the words are not named. Law -abiding citizens must guess for themselves. Roskomnadzor does not share its secret knowledge.