How Putin lost his face Vladimir Putin and his environment are trying to pretend that the whistle was not addressed to the prime minister, but to someone else. But this is not so Fights without rules. In some 3 days of last week, Vladimir Putin from the father of the nation, the Machu-ruler turned into a politician who fears to meet face to face with the people who adored him yesterday.

On November 27, late in the evening, access to the Orthodox shrine was stopped - the belt of the Virgin, who was exhibited in Moscow over the previous week, in the main cathedral of the Russian Orthodox Church, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. Several hundred thousand people, citizens of a nuclear power of the XXI century, stood in the cold for 20–25 hours for a week, warmed up on buses, ran to the Emcheus field cuisines deployed immediately.

Their pro and our Contra Reset Off. You can forget about the Russian-American “rebooting” (Angl.-Reset) for a while: 23, President Dmitry Medvedev announced a list of military-political measures directed against the United States and their European allies who intended to hide under the American anti-missile umbrella.

CONTENT PR Victory "United Russia": a difficult journey to the State Duma Ilya Barabanov option "Nah-nah" for and against Outside the numbers Viktor Shenderovich Version of Alexei Navalny for and against One task is to wet the pjiv Alexei Navalny Version of "other Russia" for and against Hold on to the sites at a distance spitting Eduard Limonov The country before the fork Mikhail Khodorkovsky Fights without rules, how Putin was losing his face Alexander Lita, Andrey Peretsev Stepka Europe Boris

CONTENT PR Victory "United Russia": a difficult journey to the State Duma Ilya Barabanov option "Nah-nah" for and against Outside the numbers Viktor Shenderovich Version of Alexei Navalny for and against One task is to wet the pjiv Alexei Navalny Version of "other Russia" for and against Hold on to the sites at a distance spitting Eduard Limonov The country before the fork Mikhail Khodorkovsky Fights without rules, how Putin was losing his face Alexander Lita, Andrey Peretsev Stepka Europe Boris

Electoral campaigns - that parliamentary, that presidential ones are by no means a competition of political ambitions, but also the possibility of public discussion about which direction the country should move Today, today's Russia produces about 3% of the global GDP, making up about 2% in terms of population. In a word, the average, in terms of development, country. Actually, the standard of living that we can “boast” at present stems from here.

"United Russia": a difficult path to the State Duma PR Victory. On November 27, Vladimir Putin was officially nominated by president from United Russia. This happened at the congress of the party in power at the Luzhniki stadium. In the same place, where in 2007 then President Vladimir Putin in a black shirt showed the country the will to power. And in the same place, where on September 24 this year, tandem announced his castling.

On November 27, late in the evening, access to the Orthodox shrine was stopped - the belt of the Virgin, who was exhibited in Moscow over the previous week, in the main cathedral of the Russian Orthodox Church, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. Several hundred thousand people, citizens of a nuclear power of the XXI century, stood in the cold for 20–25 hours for a week, warmed up on buses, ran to the Emcheus field cuisines deployed immediately.

Ksenia Larina watched TV From Friday to Friday. The closer the voting day, the denser the ring of candidates is compressed. The electorate is driven into a corner, screams and fights off, but the party’s voice will overtake it everywhere, all possible television fields are cleared-from news to daytime talk shows The election time, like Olympiads and World Cups, has one undeniable value: live broadcast. The live broadcasts of the participants and fascinates the audience.

Electoral campaigns - that parliamentary, that presidential ones are by no means a competition of political ambitions, but also the possibility of public discussion about which direction the country should move Today, today's Russia produces about 3% of the global GDP, making up about 2% in terms of population. In a word, the average, in terms of development, country. Actually, the standard of living that we can “boast” at present stems from here.

All the threats voiced by Medvedev are meaningless. For example, he strictly ordered the commissioning of a missile attack warning station (SPRN) in Kaliningrad. How will it be able to resist the American missile defense system, which must also respond to the launch of enemy missiles? Rather, this should alarm Lukashenka, who will no longer be able to blackmail the Kremlin with the fact that a Russian early warning station directed to the West is located in Belarusian Baranovichi.

The protracted negotiations on a new price for Russian gas for Ukraine may go according to an unexpected scenario. Until now, Moscow has led them from a position of strength: they say that Ukraine as a transit country has nowhere to go anyway, it wants to replenish the treasury - let it agree to our conditions.

Electoral campaigns - that parliamentary, that presidential ones are by no means a competition of political ambitions, but also the possibility of public discussion about which direction the country should move Today, today's Russia produces about 3% of the global GDP, making up about 2% in terms of population. In a word, the average, in terms of development, country. Actually, the standard of living that we can “boast” at present stems from here.

For several days now, fans of the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria have been in high spirits. The reason for the euphoria was the report of the Syrian newspaper Al Watan, picked up by the Lebanese newspaper Al Binaa: allegedly on November 17, and according to other sources on the 21st, three ships of the Russian Black Sea Fleet entered the territorial waters of Syria and stood on the roadstead of the port of the city of Tartus.

Cairo. November 23. This gesture is addressed to the police who has launched tear gas The second wave. Before the parliamentary elections scheduled for November 28, Egypt was breaking again. Two weeks of riots have already taken away the lives of 37 people. Again, as in January-February, the Cairo Square Tahrir is filled with people. Again, the main requirement is the change of power.