The Russian Foreign Ministry shared his joy: the Europeans were bent over, agreeing to cancel the visas for the owners of service passports. And there, even to the visa -free regime, nearby. Officials hurried - found The New Times Revisors from Europe visited Russian passport tables *Cm. The New Times No. 20 of June 11, 2012 and No.

The three special opinions of the members of the Constitutional Court, in fact, who recognized the fact of the law on rallies, again attracted attention to the highest court of the country. What it was: a protest inside the elite or protest of professionals against a “enraged printer” - The New Times sorted out After several years, the Constitutional Court is back in the news: judges are considering a complaint under the rallies' law.

The Russian government is trying to put living life in the Procrustean bed of the scheme, but the simplification of entities is a direct path to chaos and destruction, most of the sociologists, economists and philosophers today will converge that the world in which we live is becoming more and more complex.

Dina Verny, the Russian muse of the famous French sculptor Mayol is the heroine of the art museum of the photo exhibition of Pierre Zhame “Retrospective. 1930–1970 " Pierre Jama. "Dina under a stream of water." 1937 In one of the photos is a naked cheerful girl who turned back to us. A fine figure, strong legs, round buttocks ... A guy in shorts and a shirt pours it from a hose with water. She laughs and waves enthusiastically with her hands. The picture is called "Dina under a stream of water.

Instruction The New Times: What things should be prepared in advance and how to survive the first days in conclusion Get ready for the fact that in a pre -trial detention center you will have to survive *Continuation. About how to prepare for the search - The New Times No. 5 of February 18, 2013; How to behave during interrogation - The New Times No.

On March 18, the profile committee of the State Duma will begin to consider amendments to the bill on tightening the rules of registration. If the bill is left unchanged, then 30 million Russians will automatically be under threat of criminal liability. What to prepare for - I figured out The New Times Three years of prison or 500 thousand rubles of a fine threatens those from whom the police will find a “fictitious registration” “The 5th passage of Podbelsky, 4a, building 3, apartment 30.