In order to widely disseminate, as well as more effective operation of the Magnitsky Law, and also, as a sign of solidarity with the people of the Russian Federation, we, the heads of the countries of the European Union, the USA and Canada, made the following decision: 1. Instruct banks, during the 1st half of 2013, to temporarily freeze all current and transit accounts of individuals who are citizens of the Russian Federation with amounts of funds exceeding $500 thousand.

On Friday, US President Barack Obama nominated Senator John Kerry for the post of US Secretary of State. Despite the fact that Kerry's candidacy must still be confirmed by the Senate, Obama is confident that this will definitely happen in a short time. He also stated that Kerry is the ideal candidate for the position of Secretary of State: “I am proud to announce my choice for the position of US Secretary of State, John Kerry.

Photo: Reuters The "Anti-Magnitsky Law", adopted by the State Duma in the third reading, is often called by its drafters the "Dima Yakovlev Law". 21-month-old Dima Yakovlev, adopted by American Miles Harrison, died in 2008 in Virginia. The adoptive father forgot the boy in the car. Dima died of hyperthermia (overheating). Harrison was accused of manslaughter, but the court acquitted him.

Oh how! And how is that? So: 1. Moscow and the Moscow region are united according to the following scheme: The Moscow region is compressed to an average of Small concrete ring (federal road A-107, Moscow Small Ring (MMK)). The remaining territories go to neighboring regions. 2. Legally, Moscow must be reduced, leaving the current to the Third Transport Ring (TTK).

The Coordination Council of the Opposition published a statement on the adopted law “On measures of influence on persons involved in violations of fundamental human rights and freedoms, the rights and freedoms of Russian citizens,” Russia’s so-called response to the “Magnitsky law.” Amendments to the bill establish a ban on the adoption of Russian orphans by Americans.

This terrible story happened on March 4 of this year. In front of the election commission and citizens at one of the polling stations in Tula, not caring about the video recording, a group of young people decided to mass stuff ballots into the ballot box. The policeman on duty tried to prevent this. Almost with his chest (like Matrosov) he blocked the slot of the ballot box from the criminals. After which he was captured by bandits and publicly strangled and beaten.

Photo: Maria Eismont/PublicPost Masha is two years and eight months old, but she doesn’t look her age. The girl cannot walk and is forced to take antibiotics every day at a certain time. The child has spina bifida, a kidney infection and developmental delay. Russian adoptive parents were not interested in her, after which she ended up in the database for foreign adoption.

Good news for those who get to Moscow on suburban trains and trains! The central suburban passenger company has prepared a draft of new typical requirements for suburban trains and "satellites". In the near future, you can forget about dirty cold electric trains. It turns out that according to the new regulations in the documents it is forbidden to operate dirty electric trains, painted graffiti or glued with illegal advertising stickers.

In Izhevsk, about a hundred local pediatricians came to a rally demanding improved working conditions. According to the organizers , this is the first action of state employees in the region that was not coordinated with the “official” trade unions.

A lot has already been written and expressed about Dima Yakovlev’s law. Therefore, it makes sense to consider possible scenarios. The non-handshake nature of this law is so obvious that even pro-government journalists are trying to distance themselves from it. A link to the Interfax report on the deaths of children in Russia in 2012 is widely circulated on the Internet. So even such a hardened cynic as Dorenko read the full text of this report on his morning broadcast with expression.

On December 20, at 8:30 am, RGTEU students stopped their protest, and activists from the student council, controlled by the rector, announced victory to them from the stage. But a day later the same people again made a statement about a new strike. To understand and understand what was happening outside the walls of the university, we must start with the origins and root causes of the discontent of its participants... Photo: OccupyAbay.rf Day one. December 18.

Today, the “Club of Theater Friends” gathered for the fourth time at the Yekaterinburg Opera and Ballet Theater. Honestly, this is my first visit to this club ( http://www.uralopera.ru/actuals/showactuals.php?id=148 ). Since I write about theater often and often impartially, I wanted to understand what kind of “Club” this is, how frank the discussions are there.

It is very funny sometimes to see how publicists, fed by corrupt authorities, resort to the arguments of radical philosophy. This one, for example, talks about the severed hands of Vietnamese children and other tarasbulba. Perhaps he, too, once read Žižek. The place where Zizek acts as an apologist for radical revolutionary violence and also cites this case as an example. Yes, the Vietnamese rebels cut off the hands of all the children who were vaccinated by the Americans.

Having carefully processed the primary sources - speeches, answers to questions, articles in the press, press conferences, etc., I, as a scientist with extensive experience working with unstructured information and fuzzy logic, can state the following. 1. This problem requires in-depth analysis. 2.

It seems that everyone has already noted Svetlana Petrovna’s hot speech. For those who haven't read it yet (which is unlikely): The United States, in front of the eyes of the entire amazed world, is unleashing one massacre after another. This way, apparently, the interests of the “golden billion” are resolved, but wars require human material. The United States has created a national authority for intercountry adoption.