The fact that Poles do not like Russians has been known for a long time. About four hundred years. Because Russia will always be a reminder of the national humiliation and shame of a people who have always been unlucky, either with their neighbors, then with their elite, or with their own exorbitant ambitions, rarely particularly supported by anything. There is no doubt that the “Russian March” on June 12 was a challenge to the Poles.

The trial of the Primorye Partisans began in Vladivostok. We managed to pass questions to the alleged group member Alexei Nikitin, who is in pre-trial detention, and get answers from him. Naturally, I will not disclose the source and channel for transmitting questions and receiving answers. Formally, Alexey Nikitin was not part of the group. According to investigators, in September 2010 he witnessed the murder of four drug dealers by “partisans”, but did not report the crime in a timely manner.

Andrey Pesotsky shared with us his thoughts about “men-suckers and aunts-sledgehammers”. The article is a typical example of that “feminism in reverse”, which the funny group “Ensemble of Christ the Savior and Mother Cheese Earth” very vividly parodies in their masterpiece hit “Children. Church. Kitchen".

Photo: Alexander Bastrykin after a meeting with the chief editors of Moscow media. ITAR-TASS Text: Yana Karbovskaya Chairman of the Investigative Committee Alexander Bastrykin met with editors of Moscow publications. The outcome of the meeting—reconciliation between Bastrykin and Novaya Gazeta editor-in-chief Dmitry Muratov—caused a whole stream of comments.

Photo: ITAR-TASS The Kirovsky District Court of Astrakhan on Friday, June 15, rejected the claim of ex-candidate for the post of mayor Oleg Shein to cancel the election results. “The court decided to reject the claim,” Shein told Interfax. He said that he does not yet have a motivation, the reasons for the refusal are unknown. A few days before the court decision was announced, Shein stated that he was ready to appeal the refusal to satisfy the claim in the European Court of Human Rights.

Photo: Maria Aismont The history of the Omsk entrepreneur Irina Zaitseva is typical for modern Russia. This is the story of the struggle of a person who has lost fear with a system that has lost his conscience.

I mean, about love. After this post, I started reading the Love.doc file and still can’t stop. There I have collected various historical facts about the quirks and vicissitudes of love. Some I've already used in novels, others obviously won't be needed. Here, for example, is a story that is definitely not useful for any novel. In literature, this would look like tear-squeezing kitsch. Only real life can afford dramaturgy of such intensity.

The scandal surrounding the threats made by V. Putin’s classmate, Chairman of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation A. Bastrykin , against journalist S. Sokolov rightfully became one of the most discussed news of the week. The loud words that followed about officer honor, actions on the part of representatives of the journalistic community, and a strange “reconciliation” between Colonel General of Justice and Novaya Gazeta editor-in-chief D.

Ilya Yashin on Thursday visiting “Dzyadko 3” on “Dozhd”: A person’s willingness to suffer for his beliefs without looking for emergency exits is a rare thing in our pragmatic times. It's hard not to respect that. And it’s hard not to think: how would I spend my last night before being arrested for an unknown period of time? Of course, I want to believe that everything will work out, and after interrogation Ilya will be released.

For many years, Russians have defended nothing more than the right to move from one citizenship to another. In Perm, meanwhile, against the backdrop of the “White Nights” and political carousels around culture, the transfer of the Perm people from one cultural citizenship to another is just being prepared. This is me about the petition to Basargin, written by figures from the “cultural” institutions of the Perm region.

The first project of the Orthodox nationalist Alexander Bosykh as head of the government commission for building youth policy in an interethnic aspect will be the creation of an institution of public censure. “It is needed so that representatives of diasporas condemn their cattle for attacks,” Bosykh told Publicpost.

A rather serious crisis has matured in the ranks of the opposition. Supporters of the authorities can contently rub their hands and watch the omnipresent slaughter, but we need to solve problems that do not require delay. The main problem, according to many, is the organizing committee. Everyone understands the need for the existence of this body, but many do not like its opacity, composition, and decisions made.

The Investigative Committee called on the participants of the rally on Bolotnaya Square on May 6 to confess, promising to release them from arrest during the investigation. “The investigation has analyzed a large volume of video materials. We appeal to those persons who recognize themselves in still frames and photographs with an offer to call the hotline of the Investigative Committee.

On Thursday, June 14, a meeting was held in the Yaroslavl Regional Court, as a result of which the judicial panel overturned the decision of the Tutaevsky City Court of April 10, which ensured the victory of Andrei Minin in the elections. As a result, the opposition candidate for the post of head of the Tutaevsky district, nominated by the “Patriots of Russia” and supported by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, was denied the claim.

The Russian FSB Directorate for the Trans-Baikal Territory opened a criminal case against a local resident who was detained while transporting about 3 kg of gold sand, the press service of the regional FSB Directorate reports. “The gold was stored in the suspect’s car, information about the transportation of the precious metal was obtained promptly,” the report says. The courier was detained on June 9 on the Chita-Zabaikalsk highway in the Borzinsky district. Interfax-Siberia