Two dozen people gathered at the monument to Griboedov A picket was held in Moscow with a request to free Igor Sutyagin , a scientist serving a 15-year term on charges of espionage for the distribution of materials received from open sources. The action is timed to the birthday of the political prisoner. The picket was appointed at 14:00, but began later, since human rights activists, civil activists and members of various opposition movements came into conflict with the police.

Boris Grebenshchikov has an exact way of time: "The struggle of life from the devil knows what ." We are used to how easily the devil knows what. You won’t have time to look around, and where the reserved forest has been growing, already “ elite real estate ”, instead of a scientific institution - “ horns and hooves ”, instead of fine art - “ relevant ” garbage dump, instead of a normal store, a boutique with prices is higher than in the center of Zurich.

Observers of the European Union and the OSCE condemned the murder of a sniper in the region adjacent to South Ossetia, a Georgian policeman. On Saturday, the EU mission in Georgia called a violation of the ceasefire regime completely unacceptable. The chairman of the OSCE, the head of the Greece Foreign Ministry, Dora Bakoannis said that the incident only exacerbates tension and threatens stability in the zone of recent military operations.

The program "Results of the Week" is conducted by Dmitry Volchek. Radio Liberty correspondents Vladimir Ivakhnenko and Danila Gallepovich take part Dmitry Volchek: Contrary to all forecasts, the Russian-Ukrainian gas war this week did not end, but its absurd element increased. Gazprom European clients were still freezing and could not calculate, in Moscow or Kyiv there is a culprit of their disasters.

In Kyrgyzstan, one of the leaders of the opposition, the former speaker of the parliament, the head of the Ata-Meken party, Omurbek Tekebaev, was detained. As Interfax was told in the party headquarters, Tekebaev was heading to the city of Talas in the north of Kyrgyzstan to a party conference. The car in which the opposition was located was stopped by the police. Tekebaev was detained for illegal storage of weapons.

Yulia Tymoshenko and Vladimir Putin sooner or later will have to find a way out of the gas conflict An international conference begins in Moscow, which is informally called the "gas summit." Russia counts on the participation of all parties involved in the gas conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Today in the Russian capital a meeting of the prime ministers of Russia and Ukraine-Vladimir Putin and Yulia Tymoshenko should be held.

Why is there a parole? Is this procedure needed at all and is it worth thinking about its reform? In the studio of the RS - a lawyer of the Moscow City College of Lawyers, Associate Professor of the Department of Criminal Procedure Law, MGUA, candidate of legal sciences Yevgeny Rubinstein and the head of the program of visits to prisons, Deputy Director of the Center for Assistance to Criminal Justice Reform Lyudmila Alpern.

Victor Erofeev: Today we have guests - writers: writer Lyudmila Shchelokova, writer Boris Evseev, writer Mikhail Elizarov and editor -in -chief of the newspaper Book Review, publisher of the magazine “What Read” Alexander Gavrilov. The theme of our program today is what to read, why read. That's why we gathered here the writers of our respected guests.

A conversation with experts about a gas summit in Moscow, reviews of American weekly and Russian Internet publications, the heading “Question of the Week” and “Man of the Week”. Putin's picture

In Moscow, the “Gas Summit” begins to reach an agreement in the United States in Moscow and Israel signed a memorandum of understanding of the Miting of Trade Unions in Lithuania ended in the riots of the historical calendar for January 17-24

Dmitry Medvedev shortly before the Gas Summit held a conversation with representatives of the European Union in Moscow, but there is no decision on gas transit yet The Kremlin ended the International Conference to ensure the supply of Russian gas to Europe.

At least 150 participants of yesterday's riots near the Lithuanian parliament building were detained in Vilnius, said the general commissar of the police, Squagirdas Telichens. Yesterday, an anti -government rally in Vilnius, in which up to 7 thousand people participated, grew into pogroms. A group of demonstrators began to throw the building of the parliament with stones, and then entered into clashes with the police. The police used a tear gas to accelerate the crowd.

Opel: Russian car dreams of the beginning of the twentieth century Vladimir Toltz : Today we will discuss a topic whose relevance is unlikely to need explanations. For a long time, it’s for a long time to understand that we need our own automobile plants. We all need these factories. They are needed in order to concentrate the country's good working forces in them, so that Russian youth eager for knowledge could immediately apply their fresh unnecessary energy to the matter.

The Czech Transgaz from Sunday begins to supply natural gas to Slovakia. According to the concern, about 20 million cubic meters of gas entering the Czech Republic from Germany will be delivered daily. Slovakia 98 percent depends on the supply of Russian gas going through Ukraine. When the transit ceased due to a dispute about the prices between Moscow and Kiev, Bratislava was forced to announce an emergency.

The United States condemned Iran for the use of stones clogging as a death penalty method. According to the judicial authorities of Iran, on January 13, 2 people were scored by stones in the city of Mashhead on charges of marital treason. The State Department’s statement notes that the use of cruel and unusual punishments contradicts the International Convention on Civil and Political Rights signed by Iran.