Once again I am convinced that the Olympiad as a litmus pipe showed the ugly face of the Russian corruption again. On April 29, 2013, natural lawlessness took place on the Kudepsta River, when the authorities are again silent in its secret colori games, putting forward and using people who want to live according to the laws of our country.

The Ministry of Justice ordered non-profit organizations - “foreign agents” to report on their activities once every six months, and once a quarter - on the expenditure of funds received. The order was published on the website of the Ministry of Justice .

Children born in the United States or who have simply lived in the country for a long time have an increased risk of developing asthma and other forms of allergies. This conclusion was reached by American scientists who studied data from telephone surveys conducted in 2007-2008. The surveys, covering 92 thousand people, examined the manifestations of asthma, eczema, food and pollen allergies.

The other day I got out with Pavelmatrosov sailor to shoot a water supply on the dam of the Zhigulevskaya hydroelectric power station, whose peak is traditionally in the end of April. By photography, of course, you cannot convey this bewitching sight and the noise of water, like at sea in a storm. Waterbrow should be seen live. 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. 08. 09. 10. Pavel Pavelmatrosov sailors with his wife. 11. 12.

Tuvan investigators are conducting an investigation into the discovery of the body of a 13-year-old boy in the area of ​​Mount Herbis, Alla Nursat, senior assistant to the head of the investigative department of the Investigative Committee for Tuva, told the Interfax agency on Tuesday. “Damages characteristic of a fall from a height were found on the body. Our main version is that he fell from the mountain and crashed,” said the agency’s interlocutor.

On Tuesday, April 30, the Leninsky District Court of Perm handed down verdicts in the case of a fire in the Lame Horse nightclub. The owner of the Lame Horse nightclub, Anatoly Zak, was sentenced to nine years and ten months in prison. The art director of the nightclub will be imprisoned for six years, executive director Svetlana Efremova - for four years. Igor and Sergei Derbenev, who used pyrotechnics in a nightclub, will also be imprisoned.

Investigative authorities in Saratov on Tuesday found 12-year-old Arina Khlebnikova, who had not returned from school the day before, Anna Marusova, press secretary of the investigative department of the Investigative Committee for the region, told the Interfax agency. “The girl is alive. She appeared at about 12:00 near her school, where operatives met her. There are no visible signs of violence on the child. A pre-investigation check is being carried out,” said the agency’s interlocutor.

In the coming days, Sergei Pomazun, who shot six people in the center of Belgorod a week ago, will be sent for a psychiatric examination. “Currently, our investigators have collected all the materials necessary to send Pomazun for a psychiatric examination.

Modern Grozny is unlike any other Russian city. Everyone who comes here probably experiences something akin to shock. How is it - wide roads, no shabby five-story buildings, but lots of cafes and restaurants. And this is in a small provincial town of a small Russian republic. Of course, everyone knows the history of Grozny and that it was destroyed almost to the ground. But it has long been restored. And, probably, today it is the safest city in Russia.

Photo: Reuters The Prince of Orange Willem-Aleksandr has become the first king of the Netherlands over the past 123 years-before him, the monarch's throne was occupied exclusively by women. This happened after the prince’s mother, Queen Beatrix, renounced the throne. She announced her intention in January, saying that her son was ready to rule the country and that it was time to pass on the throne to the new generation.

Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev to develop and submit to the State Duma a law that would simplify the granting of citizenship to compatriots who are native speakers of the Russian language, who refuse a foreign passport and move to Russia for permanent residence.

The Skolkovo Foundation filed a lawsuit against State Duma deputy Ilya Ponomarev, Channel One reported. The parliamentarian said that the Skolkovo Foundation's lawsuit came as a surprise to him, but at the same time noted that he would be able to prove that the work for the foundation was completed in full. “Without any doubt, Skolkovo knows this very well,” the deputy said, Lenta.ru reports.

The Tatarstan prosecutor's office found signs of political activity in the work of the human rights organization "Agora" and demanded that it register as a "foreign agent." This was reported on Tuesday, April 30, by the Kommersant newspaper with reference to the prosecutor's office. In particular, the Tatarstan prosecutor's office decided that Agora's work was political during mass protests - lawyers helped activists, and then those involved in the Bolotnaya case, for free.

Residents of Moldova trust Russian President Vladimir Putin more than 100 times more than their president Nicolae Timofti. According to a survey conducted by the sociological center Magenta Consulting, Russian President Vladimir Putin became the most popular politician among Moldovan residents - 76% of respondents trust him, Moldavskie Vedomosti reports. In second place in terms of Moldovans’ level of trust is German Chancellor Angela Merkel, 49% of respondents voted for her.

The government of Kabardino-Balkaria has approved draft amendments to the KBR law “On Transport Tax,” the republican Ministry of Economic Development reports. According to the Minister of Economic Development of the Kabardino-Balkaria, Aliya Musukov, to whom the department refers, it is proposed to increase the current rates for passenger cars of higher power.