About us
Collection
For researchers
Subscribe
Our Telegram
Newsletter
About RIMA
For researchers
Collection
Kronika Project
About us
Collection
For researchers
Subscribe
Our Telegram
New Times
New Times
Online Media Outlet
Independent source
Found 13 materials
New Times
·
Nov 2, 2009
Special calendar day
Who, where and why will go on the day of popular unity November 4 is a special calendar day. This year, the “Russian March” will be held through the streets of Moscow. The company will be compiled by the activists of the Prochrevsky movement "ours".
Козенко Андрей
New Times
·
Nov 2, 2009
"Bear" service
What role does the West play in the domestic policy of our country Exchange. What role does the West play in the domestic policy of Russia - this question was asked by The New Times We have hung up on what is happening inside the country. Meanwhile, there is an external factor in influence on Russia - it is a collective West. And here we are faced with a paradox. On the one hand, the West, as civilization, forces Russia to perceive modern forms of self -organization.
Шевцова Лилия
New Times
·
Nov 2, 2009
No. 39 of November 2, 2009
CONTENT "AvtoVAZ has long become a measure of unprofessionalism" Readers - The New Times Play the map of the world With whom and against whom the Russian authorities are friends Fedor Lukyanov Klyamkin VS Shevchenko Evgenia Albats, Lyubov Tsukanova From love to hatred Foreign policy sympathies and antipathy of Russians Lev Gudkov "Russia sells tanks, but Venezuela does not know what to do with them" Professor Harvard Horge Dominges - The New Times Evgenia Albats "Bear" service What role does the
New Times
·
Nov 2, 2009
"Russia sells tanks, but Venezuela does not know what to do with them"
Deputy Vice -Rector of Harvard University of what is looking for and what Russia can find in the southern hemisphere Photo by RIA Novosti/Dmitry Astakhov, Pool The priorities of Russian foreign policy, in any case, are determined in the near future. Holdedly cold relations with the USA and Western Europe, the master's - with the republics of the former USSR, friendly - with China and a number of Latin America, primarily with Venezuela.
Evgenia Albats
New Times
·
Nov 2, 2009
Channel to power
What media are for presidential candidates Ukraine: Battle for the votes. The leader of the election campaign in Ukraine remains Viktor Yanukovych, who is ahead of his main competitor Yulia Tymoshenko both in the first and hypothetically in the second rounds. However, the fact that it is he who will take the main prize in the elections in January is by no means a fact. The intensity of the struggle is growing every day. And this is especially noticeable on television programs.
Аймурзаев Сакен
New Times
·
Nov 2, 2009
"The meaning of politics is exactly to ensure the future of our children"
Former Foreign Minister of Israel - The New Times "I hate politics." The leader of the opposition party "Kadima", the former Foreign Minister of Israel, Madam Pure Hands, as her press calls, the queen of birds - this is how her full name translates from Hebrew, Cipher Malka Livni leaves a dual impression It is attractive, smart, cutting - to the extent that politicians usually do not allow themselves in public, and if they allow, then this is regarded as unprofessionalism; It has a nerve, drive,
Evgenia Albats
New Times
·
Nov 2, 2009
From love to hatred
Foreign policy sympathies and antipathy of Russians Who do we love, who we hate and, most importantly, for what? The New Times sorted out the foreign policy sympathies and antipathies of Russians Georgia is the main enemy of our country, so 62% of Russians think. This “leadership” is unlikely to be able to challenge in the near future-last year’s war in South Ossetia is still occupied by the central place in the media. In second place in the list of "unloved" countries are the United States.
Lev Gudkov
New Times
·
Nov 2, 2009
"AvtoVAZ has long become a measure of unprofessionalism"
Newtimes.ru For an article by Mikhail Khodorkovsky The main limiting resource of Russia is the human potential No. 38 of October 26, 2009 Dnipro I look at the pretty, smart Mikhail Khodorkovsky and I think: why are such people in prisons (and if not in prisons, then they are not in demand, they didn’t like the electorate), but with power - either horseradish, or radish, if not Putin, then Medvedevs ... as we have in Ukraine - either a rural accountant, or urban leadership ...
New Times
·
Nov 2, 2009
The lobbyists collided with their foreheads
Retailers and suppliers share future income in the corridors of the State Duma Lobibists got confused in networks. On November 11, the State Duma should take a second reading of the bill on the regulation of trading activities. Around the document, fights unprecedented in its intensity are carried out.
Крылов Дмитрий
New Times
·
Nov 2, 2009
"Maksharip Aushev was a leader who interfered with everyone"
Photo by Ekaterina Savina/The New Times "Evkurov lost such a person!" The versions of the murder of Maksharip Aushev are multiplying every day. The second of the three most famous Ingush oppositionists was killed.
Савина Екатерина
New Times
·
Nov 2, 2009
Medvedev against the Stalinists
On the day of memory of the victims of political repressions, Dmitry Medvedev said that it is unacceptable to justify crimes committed in the 30s. “Let's only think about it: millions of people died as a result of terror and false accusations - millions ... But you can still hear that these numerous sacrifices were justified by some higher state goals,” the president said in the appeal placed on his video blog.
New Times
·
Nov 2, 2009
Klyamkin VS Shevchenko
Who Russia has friends and whom does she consider her enemies? Search for potential allies in the West or in the East? What leads the choice of partners in foreign policy - the situation or the interests of the country? The newspaper Igor Klyamkin and TV presenter Maxim Shevchenko argued about this in the editorial office of The New Times Who can be considered friends of Russia today? Maxim Shevchenko: It depends on what we mean by Russia.
Любовь Цуканова
New Times
·
Nov 2, 2009
Play the map of the world
With whom and against whom the Russian authorities are friends With whom and against whom is Russia friends? Who is her allies, fellow travelers, opponents? Some in response quoted Alexander III: “Russia has two allies - the army and the fleet,” others talk about anti -Western instincts and mental thrust for Iran’s modes (read the discussion on page 10) or Venezuela (p. 17), the third mourn the disappearing “brotherhood” with neighbors.
Fyodor Lukyanov