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New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
The Democrat's Fifth Dream
All night on April 1, I cursed Putin. And January has passed, and February, and March, and he is all here. I can't see a thaw like my own ears. I look at Putin's portrait in the form of the far side of the moon, prick it with a pin from the Khodorkovsky, go home! and whisper: "Get lost, perish ..." I fell asleep in tears. I wake up all in white on some table - and there are tubes everywhere. God! Yes, I'm in the intensive care unit! Here comes the sister.
Valeria Novodvorskaya
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
The power of the organized crime group
At the end of 2010, President Dmitry Medvedev stated in the message to the Federal Assembly for the direct fusion of power with crime. The occasion was the events in the village of Kushchevskaya of the Krasnodar Territory. The same assessments to the Russian state, as it turned out, are also given by diplomats, whose cipher -telegrams were published by the WikiLeaks website, “Kleptocracy”, “Mafia state”, they stated.
Zoya Svetova
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
Farewell to the heavyweight
How Yuri Luzhkova was removed The end of the era. Yuri Luzhkov for 20 years was a Moscow mayor, led the Russian capital under Gorbachev, and under Yeltsin, and Putin, and under Medvedev.
Evgenia Albats
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
Jeanne d'Arc Khimkinsky Forest
Jeanne d'Arc from the Khimkinsky forest. Evgenia Chirikova will go down in history as a person who led the most loud environmental protest in the history of the new Russia. She became a symbol of civil society, as the Khimki forest became a symbol of protest of citizens against the authorities.
Zoya Svetova
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
Flash drive for the Ayatollahs
In January 2011, Istanbul will host another round of talks on the Iranian nuclear program within the framework of the "six". The previous round, December 6-7 in Geneva, did not bring results. Its results, apparently, did not suit not only Western diplomats, but also Tehran: President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad defiantly dismissed Manuchehr Mottaki, who had headed the Iranian Foreign Ministry since 2005, a few days after Geneva.
Баев Павел
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
Sports year
The sports year began for Russia complete failure at the Olympics in Vancouver, and ended with hope: the 2018 World Cup for FIFA will be held in our country The defeat from the Canadian team in the 1/4 Olympiad with a score of 3: 7 will be remembered for a long time Russian players and fans (1) . Against the background of the failure of the main team, the paralympians (2, 3) - 38 awards and first place in the medal standings!
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
Ovchinsky vs Kovar
Which is worse - the police or the police? On December 10, the State Duma of the Russian Federation adopted in the first reading the draft “Law on the Police” (not a penny was allocated for reform in the budget), and on December 23, she separated the Investigative Committee from the prosecutor's office. Will this change our law enforcement system?
Любовь Цуканова
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
"I am optimistic"
Interview with Hillary Clinton Better later than nothing. December brought relief to the supporters of the “disarmament race” between Russia and the USA: an agreement on a 30 percent reduction in strategic offensive weapons (START-3), signed by Presidents Dmitry Medvedev and Barack Obama on April 8 in Prague, ratified by the US Congress.
The New Times
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
Golden tomographs
The amount of bribes, kickbacks, and non-targeted spending associated with the public procurement system is estimated at 1 trillion rubles, Dmitry Medvedev said in his message to the Federal Assembly. In this regard, the president ordered to rewrite the notorious law on public procurement (94-FZ in the terminology of specialists), which in August 2010 turned 5 years old.
Яковлев Андрей
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
Great Britain: Water and Oil Union
David Cameron (right) and Nick Klegg want to save Britain from the economic heritage of the Labor Union of water and oil. The December decision of the British parliament on the triple increase in training for tuitions at universities came around the riots on the streets of London. But the 44-year-old British Prime Minister David Cameron is inexorable in an effort to implement a plan for the maximum reduction in government departments.
Барбан Ефим
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
Saving scrap
In 2010, the Togliatti Automobile Plant presented a development program for a period of 10 years and worth 183 billion rubles. However, before launching this program, AvtoVAZ received substantial assistance from the budget - 65 billion rubles for debt restructuring. But the state did not provide the main support to the enterprise from the treasury, but the adoption of a program for the disposal of old cars.
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
Caricatures are fraternal
Hot points of the CIS Caricatures are fraternal. Social and political crises, which shook the CIS countries all of 2010, is both a terrible and grotesque reflection of the processes taking place in Russia. Or those that can only happen. Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine - The New Times all year carefully peered into these mirrors Hall of meetings of the Kyrgyz parliament after the April pogrom.
Степанова Ксения
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
The price of global warming
Interview with Kennet Errow “If people do not care about their children and grandchildren, nothing needs to be done.” The natural abnormalities of the past summer, which affected not only Russia, but also many other countries, showed how the world economy depends on the climatic factor. Meanwhile, there are many people who believe that global warming is a myth invented by interested organizations in order to knock out all new billions from governments.
Крылов Дмитрий
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
The results of 2010
With the battlefield, “zero” will end, and the first decade of the 21st century will go down in history. But it is too early to take stock of the decade: Putin's era will end in 2012 - if it ends. 2010 is cacophony of black and white events. The crash under the Smolensk aircraft of the Polish President Lech Kaczynsky, who flew on the anniversary of the execution of Polish officers in the Katyn forest (p.
New Times
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Jan 1, 2011
X-Files Julian Assange
X-Files. There is no doubt: today Julian Assange and his WikiLeaks website are superbrand. The publication of the Iraqi, then the Afghan military diary, then - thousands of ciphergrams of American embassies caused a flurry of applause and a sea of ​​accusations and hatred. Does Web 2.0 replace the WikiLeaks era? He himself calls himself a journalist, human rights activist, programmer and encryption.
Evgenia Albats
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