Russian Prime Minister in 2000-2004, Minister of Finance in 1999–2000, Deputy Minister of Finance in 1995-1999 about why he would now refuse to head the government where the ruble is rolled, why the antisanctions have been introduced and how much money is in power Mikhail Mikhailovich, suppose, tomorrow the president will offer you to head the government again. Would you agree? If Putin offers? No, I would not agree. Why?

Who is he, Victor Zolotov, the new head of the National Guard? As the head of the presidential guard in 2000-2013. Viktor Zolotov (on the right) was relentlessly followed by his boss. St. Petersburg, June 9, 2007. Photo: AP 60-year-old Viktor Vasilievich Zolotov is one of the most non-public Russian security forces.

One of the three nominees for the award of Yegor Gaidar Prize (it will be awarded on November 19) - historian Alexander Yanov. The main idea of ​​his three -volume "Russia and Europe" is a danger to Russia the idea of ​​"Special Way" It was a long time The end of the 60s-the beginning of the 70s. Suddenly (exactly suddenly!) They spoke of Chaadaev and Slavophiles. Prior to this, Chaadaev went in the official Soviet context only as the addressee of the Youth Pushkin Epistle “To Chaadaev” - “...

Comparative analysis of small needs It was at the junction of Bronny Streets, where a luxurious Novikovsky restaurant was widely spread on the site of the ever-memorable Soviet cafe "Aist" ... I walked along Bolshaya Bronnaya towards Malaya. Opposite the restaurant was a red Ferrari, the opposite side was also crowded, to put it bluntly, not by Zhiguli. And then a company consisting of three men in their forties got out of the jeep and headed to the restaurant.

Vladimir Putin and Australian Prime Minister Tony Ebbot // Photo: AP For a meeting with Vladimir Putin in Australia, they prepared ahead of time. Prime Minister Tony Ebbott promised the Russian president a tough conversation and even “take the breasts” (Shirt-Front-an expression used by Australian football fans). And one of the leading Australian newspapers The Courrier Mail completely printed an appeal to the Russian president on the first lane: “Dear Mr. Putin.

The summit in Brisben sent a signal to Russia: politics in relation to Ukraine will cost it every day more expensive Vladimir Putin at the Summit G - 20 // Photo: TASS The Twentieth Summit in Brisbene on November 15-16 ended without the Russian president-Vladimir Putin left the meeting ahead of schedule, before the release of the final commander, having arranged a personal press conference while the rest of the leaders gathered for a working breakfast.

*“Chronicle of current events” - a typewritten human rights information ballot, distributed in Samizdat in 1968–1983. Nadezhda Savchenko at a meeting in the Basmanny Court. November 11, 2014 November 10, Monday The Constitutional Court adopted a complaint to the human rights organizations “Memorial”, “Agora” and “Civil assistance” to the law, which allows to carry out unscheduled inspections of NGOs.