Sometimes you are not in the mainstream even in your social group. Maybe the age of this. Maybe an attack of misanthropy. Or maybe a well -made experience. One way or another, in the following episodes I did not experience either enthusiasm or indignation. And why - let's understand. The episode is the first. The case is in Krasnoyarsk. The village, although it is called taiga, is not alien to the Moscow-Pother trends.

No, nevertheless, they are in vain on modern Russian masters of the pen, they say, they have the wrong class, in comparison with those that were in the old days. You can verify the injustice of these assessments by reading the outline of Andrei Kolesnikov in Kommersant on 11/15/2018, in which the author paints Putin’s visit to Singapore.

Around Russia An example of police reform in Georgia November 19, 2018 Peter Filippov Georgia was recently considered a synonym for corruption, Caucasian nepotism and police lawlessness, associated with Georgian organized crime groups and thieves in law. In this country, part of the criminal world joined the police, and the police themselves have grown together with professional criminal groups, with corrupt government officials and politicians.

Having met the other day in Singapore, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe agreed to accelerate the negotiation process based on the 1956 joint Soviet-Japanese declaration, which involves the transfer of the Tokyo of the Shikotan Island and the ridges of the Khabomai of the Kuril ridge on certain conditions. Abe, apparently afraid to frighten off unexpected luck, evades comments. Putin turns to diplomatic casuistry.