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Sep 7, 2014
Two fates
Andrey Stenin and Stephen Joel Sotloff ... Two more journalists were brought to the altar of war Andrey Stenin 12/22/1980–06.08.2014 Stephen Sotloff 05/11/1983–02.09.2014 The connection with the 33-year-old photo correspondent of Russia Today Andrei Stenin, who went on a business trip to the east of Ukraine, disappeared back in August, but only on September 3 it was possible to find out: Stenin died on August 6 in the vicinity of the Snezhnoye city, not far from Donetsk.
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Sep 7, 2014
Ukraine vs Russia: the choice of paths
Kyiv must admit that he was defeated, and wrap the defeat with a victory “NATO Save Ukraine,” call the participants in the demonstration in Newport (Wales), where the NATO summit was held at that time. September 4, 2014 /Photo: Carl Court /AFP Photo The Russian military operation in Ukraine has ceased to be a secret - but in the new conditions Moscow is not ready to recognize its direct involvement in the conflict or clearly determine its promising goals.
Vladislav Inozemtsev
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Sep 7, 2014
Enemies without borders
Youth movement "Spring" against censorship and propaganda. St. Petersburg, March 24, 2014 /Photo: Valentin Egorshin /Interpress And remember, there were such migrants. They raped Russian women, did not give a passage in the markets, and lied with a knife in a dark lane. And the Russian people rose in the struggle for their dignity, collected gatherings, smashed tents, even the capital's mayor built demonstrative deportation camps for the elections.
Yuri Saprykin
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Sep 7, 2014
Anchored?
On September 3, French President Francois Hollande announced the absence of “sufficient conditions” for the supply of the first helicopter carrier of the Mistral class to Russia. Many immediately decided: Paris bent, the famous Russian-French contract was torn under the pressure of Paris Paris partners. Russian sailors in the port of Saint-Naser against the background of a ship of the Mistral type.
Арно Дюбьен
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Sep 7, 2014
"Reloading" –2: Bai-Bay, Russia!
About the NATO summit in Wales and the "isolation" regime with Russia On the sidelines of the most important in the last 65 years of the NATO summit in Wales, the famous term “reboot” was often recalled. But otherwise than its inventors suggested. In relations with Russia, the “Partnership” regime is turned off and “isolation” is turned on - “isolation” David Cameron and Petro Poroshenko at the NATO summit.
Остальский Андрей
New Times
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Sep 7, 2014
Do not be a man
On Thursday, September 11, Lucy Besson enters our rental “Lucy” rhymes with another picture that has just appeared - Hollywood anti -utopia “dedicated”. Both are based on philosophical thoughts on what point and why a person ceases to be a person. The frame from the film "Lucy" Luke Besson is not films about atrocities, although among the characters of Besson - the killer, and there are plenty of blood in "Lucy".
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Sep 7, 2014
Prices: not a step backward
On September 5, Rosstat published data in food prices for August. For the first time in several years, this figure again became two -digit - 10.3 % in relation to August 2013. Photo: ITAR-TASS Such a jump in prices should be expected, and then they will only grow. The food basket by the end of the year will increase by an average of 20 %, and dairy and fish products can rise in price to 40 %.
Михаил Аншаков
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Sep 7, 2014
"We are on the verge of cultural isolation"
Eric Bulatov's exhibition opens at MVO "Manege" September 9 The artist told The New Times about what the current political situation is dangerous and at what point he realized what “real Soviet reality” is Eric Bulatov is working on the work "Picture and spectators." Paris, November 2012 /Photo: Yuri Treskov (from personal archive) Non-conformism, pop art, social art, photorealism ... Art historians find a lot of “Yarlykov stamps”, denoting the work of Eric Bulatov (born 1933).
New Times
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Sep 7, 2014
People of war
What is happening in Mariupol At the end of last week, President Petro Poroshenko ordered the ceasefire, and representatives of Kyiv and the DPR-LNR agreed on the negotiations in Minsk. A little earlier, Poroshenko and Putin, according to the press service of the President of Ukraine, in a telephone conversation agreed on the ceasefire, and the optimists-in Ukraine and Russia-spoke about the de-escalation and even the approaching interchange of the crisis.
Текст: Сергей Хазов-Кассиа
New Times
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Sep 7, 2014
Politics cure
The government wants to limit the public procurement of imported drugs and transfer the population to domestic counterparts. The New Times found out what will happen if the medicines become a victim of the sanctions war. Once every two months, Olga Vasilievna leaves her house on Altufevskoye Shosse in the north of Moscow to the oncode dispensary in the neighboring area of ​​Otradnoye.
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Sep 7, 2014
"Surrender, saching"
On September 2, at a meeting of the Council on the final essay in graduation classes, the Minister of Education and Science Dmitry Livanov proposed not to take into account literacy in evaluating school works. Photo: ITAR-TASS “It is called Castrifopol. A multi -sided, rumbling, fussy city, which many. As if it is no different from the cities we know. Unless - signs. Almost everyone-some drawing; Without drawings, it is almost not visible.
Эля Колесникова