The famous film director Alexei German entered the Presidential Council on Culture, and the chief official director, Nikita Mikhalkov, left him The famous film director Alexei German entered the Presidential Council on Culture, and the chief official director, Nikita Mikhalkov, left him. Read more ... When Herman was 70 years old, The New Times interviewed him. It sounds like more relevant today.

The church media space is shaken by battles. The abstracts of the report of the Orthodox journalist Sergei Chapnin, executive editor of the Journal of the Moscow Patriarchate, which he delivered at the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, have become widely known. Many did not like the thesis. But the debaters clung to one "outrageous" thought. The idea is this: Russian society is still in a difficult post-imperial state.

Twenthic games on the football field Events on Manezhnaya Square showed that the work of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate with fans can be considered a failed electorate from the fan stand. The Presnensky court of Moscow extended the arrest to the participants of the December riots on Manezhnaya Square until mid -August. And he carefully studies their criminal cases.

A little over six months ago, the French Deauville hosted the leaders of France, Russia and Germany, who gathered for a summit meeting in the troika format. Your author regarded that meeting as a key one from the point of view of Moscow's policy in the European direction (The New Times No. 35 of 10/25/2010).

Akhmadinejad gets rid of corrupt officials and sorcerers On May 15, Mahmud Akhmadinejad temporarily headed the Dervisha Oil Ministry. In Tehran arrested 25 (!) High -ranking employees of the administration of Mahmud Ahmadinejad.

Shilo on soap. Replacing relevant ministers in the board of directors of leading state -owned companies is in full swing. The process initiated by President Dmitry Medvedev is designed to become one of the measures to improve the investment climate in the country. What result - found the New Times In mid-May, the list of candidates for replacement was introduced to Medvedev, First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov.