Yuri Kovalchuk is pleased with the heir More and more new “family additions” of so-called Moscow St. Petersburg residents are becoming, it seems, the norm Is it possible to call the St. Petersburg group in the Mother See anything other than having almost all the power in the country? The latest appointments no longer surprise anyone...

Are the raiders going to load candy by the trainload? The words “merger”, “absorption”, “raiding”, which are terrible for every entrepreneur, are heard over Russia more and more often. As Vadim Astakhov, deputy chairman of the board of the Center for Public Expertise on the Economic Security of Enterprises in the Northwestern Federal District, said yesterday, today in our country at least one criminal case is being initiated every day on the facts of corporate takeovers.

Alexei Roshal was wheeled into the courtroom in a wheelchair. A disabled person of the second group, the father of four children, has a complex leg fracture, which is not very easy to deal with, especially under escort. On April 17, businessman Alexey Roshal, the nephew of the famous children's doctor Leonid Roshal, turned from a defendant to a convict.

Only on the second attempt did the City Court of the northern capital manage to form a jury for the trial of the murder of a first-year student at the St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, Vietnamese citizen Vu Anh Tuan. We would like to remind you that during the first attempt, on March 28, out of six dozen candidates, the overwhelming majority recused themselves. The jury search was long and difficult. The victim was killed much easier...

Firstly, our zoo has been seriously downgraded in status. He lost his full membership in the Euro-Asian Regional Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EARAZA) and now remains in this respected international organization without voting rights. Or they might even kick you out altogether.

The day before yesterday, the city government approved the indicators of the long-term financial plan and socio-economic forecast for 2007–2009. St. Petersburg economic miracle - myth or reality? By 2009, budget revenues are promised to triple compared to 2003 (up to 232 billion rubles) and make the treasury deficit-free. Smolny is talking about “avalanche-like growth” and the “St. Petersburg economic miracle,” bringing to mind South Korea and Japan.