In society Crisis of meetings in Russian exarchate March 23, 2015 Victor Aleksandrov Almost two years ago, the “Daily Journal” already wrote about the crisis situation that developed in the Archbishopic of Orthodox Russian churches in Western Europe (also known as the Russian exarch of the Patriarchate of Constantinople). The crisis arose after leaving in January 2013 Archbishop Gabriel (de Vilder), as it later turned out to be a deadly ill.

I was going to write this text after March 1. But on February 27, Boris Nemtsov was killed - and all plans moved away. Now, looking back, I understand that he has become even more important than before - in any case, for me. I think not only. More important because the murder of Boris is, of course, the most vivid leader of the opposition to the current regime requires rethinking goals, objectives and approaches.

The deputy from Zhirinovsky, Mr. Starovoitov, proposes to reward Putin for the annexation of Crimea - the most important event, according to him, in modern history for about twenty years. Thank you for not comparing it with the Baptism of Rus'. But he noted: “Of course, if we ask our president: Vladimir Vladimirovich, do you want some kind of state award, he will say, of course not. But you and I, colleagues, are representatives of our voters, who more than 90% supported this decision.

The governor of the Dnipropetrovsk region Igor Kolomoisky, with the help of armed people, took control of the central office of the next company. This time we are talking about the state "Ukrnaft", in which the state belongs to 50% plus one action. Last week, Kolomoisky took similar actions in relation to the "daughter" "Ukrnafta", the company "Ukrtransnafta". Both companies until the last were actually controlled by Kolomoisky, the structures of which belong to 42% of Ukrnafta.

The head of the Kremlin Department of Internal Policy, Oleg Morozov, resigned. The new head of the department was the former deputy head of the department Tatyana Voronova. She was born in 1975 in the Irkutsk region. She graduated from the Irkutsk State Economic Academy. He was a deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Irkutsk region, in 2007 she became a State Duma deputy from United Russia, and was later appointed a member of the CEC.