...A long black armored limousine raced through the streets of the hero city of Msk-Nerezinova (formerly the hero city of Moscow Belokamennaya) towards the Battlement Wall. Inside the car, separated from the rest of the world by bulletproof tinted windows, there were two people: an elegantly dressed Labrador dog and an intelligent-looking middle-aged cat. The dog sat in a chair opposite the cat and slowly sipped John Walker.

"Medialogy" summed up the results of media citations in June. Citation is an indicator of the authority of a media outlet among other sources of information; the citation index (CI) is the number of links to a publication in publications of other media. Some points of these tops are noteworthy, indicating the information that is in demand among the audience and the media seeking to satisfy this demand. Kommersant traditionally leads among newspapers in terms of citations.

The Sovetsky and Trusovsky district courts of Astrakhan the day before refused to satisfy the former candidate for the post of mayor of the city, Fair Russia member Oleg Shein, in satisfying the claim to cancel the results of the elections of the mayor on March 4, the plaintiff himself told the Interfax agency on Thursday, July 19. Thus, all four district courts of Astrakhan rejected O. Shein’s claim to cancel the results of the municipal elections.

I extremely rarely, almost never, allow myself to publish on the topic of the day. I try not to pose as an analyst, economist, political scientist and others like them. I'm trying to avoid generalities. But now, sorry, I can’t restrain myself. In recent months I have lived with an amazing feeling - all this has already happened somewhere. Something incredible happened in winter, something fresh, new, like cold currents in the Pacific Ocean. That's why there were hopes then.

Internal evolution from “I’m not interested in politics” - through “damn it, but this is all complete nonsense!” - “I’m ready to act” - “nothing will work except radical methods of struggle” happened very quickly. And the acute emotional split into “us” and “them” also became an obvious reality. There are few “us”, there are many “them”, much more than it seems from Moscow.

The government of the Tver region has allocated more than 1.6 million rubles to pay compensation to farmers for the alienation of animals or seizure of livestock products in connection with outbreaks of African swine fever, the government press service reports .

Photo: Andrey Makhonin/Kommersant 6000 people in Yaroslavl cannot go to LiveJournal. The Kirovsky District Court ordered the local Internet provider NTIS Telecom LLC instead of one blog to block the entire “live magazine”. The provider was forced to obey the demand. In the court decision, we are talking about a specific blog, the contents of which the Kirov prosecutor's office considered extremist.

It seems like today Deputy Sidyakin proposed extending the title of “foreign agent” to individuals receiving assistance from abroad... I have so many friends beyond the border. Gentlemen, please send me a couple of dollars officially. So that I can present a piece of paper and receive an honorary title. But I wonder, if a child who was refused help by this damn medicine was helped in Germany, is he now also a foreign agent? Original

Two residents of the Moscow region were detained on suspicion of stealing an ATM with 1.6 million rubles in the city of Slobodskaya in the Kirov region, their accomplices are being sought. “Both residents of the Moscow region have been charged with committing this crime, they have been chosen as a preventive measure in the form of detention.

If Putin really were to restore the empire... But you can’t do this for free. He is doing something else - he is surrounding Russia with rings of hostility (greetings from Voinovich). He is a fake imperial - in words. In fact, he is an isolationist. Moreover, it fences itself off from the outside world, regardless of the political system of those states with which Russia is at enmity. Because she's at odds with everyone.

Students of St. Petersburg State University, during educational geological and geochemical practice in the Northern Ladoga region (Karelia), found a previously unknown quartz vein, the press service of the university reports. The vein contains sulfide minerals: pyrite, pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite, sphalerite, bornite, chalcocite and marcasite. In addition, chemical analysis carried out at the Department of Geology of Mineral Deposits of St.

The Zamoskvoretsky Court of Moscow on Thursday recognized as legal the decision to impose a fine of 1 thousand rubles on opposition leader Alexei Navalny for disobedience to police officers during a rally on Bolotnaya Square on May 6. As an Interfax correspondent reports, the court rejected the complaint from Navalny's defense. “For some reason I had no doubt,” Navalny commented on his microblog on Twitter on Thursday.

The head of the educational department of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the region, Valiulla Yakupov, was killed, Rishat Khamidullin, the head of the apparatus of the republic's muftiate, told Interfax. He noted that the circumstances of V. Yakupov’s death are not yet known. “According to preliminary data, the mufti’s car was blown up about an hour ago at the intersection of Musin and Chetaev streets, and the mufti was shot,” said R. Khamidullin.

Photo: Reuters Text: Anastasia Petrova In Libya, the results of the July 7 elections to the National Congress have been summed up. This is the first vote since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi's regime. The victory on the party lists was won by the liberals from the Alliance of National Forces, which is headed by Mahmoud Jibril, the former prime minister of the transitional government. PublicPost learned from orientalists what the election results mean for Libya and the world community.

Photo: ITAR-TASS Text: Alisa Ivanitskaya The Committee of Civil Initiatives of Alexei Kudrin and the INDEM Foundation launched the project “Concept of reform of the law enforcement function of the state in Russia.” As a starting point for future reform, the authors of the project propose to use such ideas from the INSOR (Institute for Contemporary Development) program as the decentralization of the police function, including the formation of a “sheriff” system (elected municipal police