Due to the fall in demand, prices in the open electronergarten market were almost equal to adjustable The production of electricity in Russia in seven months of the year has decreased by almost 6 percent. The thermal power plants privatized during the reform of the Russian electric power industry suffered more than others. At the same time, the government is increasingly urging the implementation of the last stage of the reform, which implies the complete liberalization of electricity prices.

Mikhail Sokolov: Today, the director of the Institute of Political and Military Analysis, Alexander Sharavin, retired colonel, and senior researcher at the Cato Institute, president of the Institute of Economic Analysis, Andrei Illarionov with us by phone from St. Petersburg. We will talk about what the country has come to a year after the Russian-Georgian War.

The Georgian government on Thursday submitted a report on events related to the Russian-Georgian armed conflict in August last year. The presentation of the book published in Georgian and English took place on Thursday in Tbilisi. For the first time, a number of documents were published in it, from which the stamp "Secret" was removed.

The program "Time of Guests" on Thursday August 6 at 19:07 Topic: "The anniversary of the Russian-Georgian War." Participation: Director of the Institute of Political and Military Analysis, Alexander Sharavin and senior researcher at the Caton Institute Andrei Illarionov (by phone). Mikhail Sokolov is broadcast. Ask your question to the program participants.

(Hillary Clinton, Marian Dupil)

The program is conducted by Dmitry Volchek. The Radio Liberty correspondent in Togliatti Sergey Khazov takes part. Dmitry Volchek: Today, in Togliatti, a rally of protest of workers of the Volga Automobile Plant took place. According to various estimates, from 2 to 3 thousand workers of the 110,000-thousand enterprise took part in the shares. Sergey Khazov talks about the requirements of the protesters and reactions of the administration.

(Andrey Nesterenko, Temur Jacobashvili, Alexander Rondeli, Alan Dzhioev, Ivan Sukhov)

The program is conducted by Kirill Kobrin. The Radio Liberty correspondent in Moscow Maxim Yaroshevsky takes part. Kirill Kobrin: In the morning today, activists of the Opposition Movement "Left Front" in Moscow held an unauthorized action in support of the workers of AvtoVAZ, but the authorized action takes place in Moscow now at the monument to the heroes of the revolution. Just, apparently, a rally was supposed to begin, organized by the Vanguard of Red Youth and other left groups.

The program is conducted by Mark Krutov. The Radio Liberty correspondent in Irkutsk is attended by Ekaterina Vertinskaya. Mark Krutov: The Angara region runs the risk of being left without his own salt, and the employees of the two enterprises for the extraction and processing of this raw material without work. In the city of Usol-Sibirskoye, the Sibsol plant operates. The enterprise is not a city-forming one, unlike others, but employees cannot get a job abbreviated due to a crisis.

Alexander Genis Shklovsky said that the writer must be judged by the second sentence. The first one must understand, carries an official function. It enters the book into tradition, points to the genre, encourages the reader or lulls his vigilance. But the author is truly visible from the second paragraph, when he already opens his own, and not other people's cards.

Fragment of the representation of "Miracles of the Yellow River" On the stage of the stage of the stage, with the performance of "Miracles of the Yellow River" is a circus troupe from the Chinese province of Sandun. Demand exceeded the proposal. Tours, which have been going on for two weeks, are extended for another seven days - until August 9. The picturesque show presents those types of circus art in which Chinese artists are traditionally strong, but it seems quite Europeanized.

(Peter Zolotarev, Alexander Vladimirov)

Vladimir Toltz: In Russia, despite the proclaimed equality of sexes, a woman often experiences discrimination both at work and in the family, especially if the main hardships of raising children are falling on her. Says Tatyana Voltskaya. Tatyana Voltskaya: In Soviet times, the children's allowance to the so-called single mothers was 5 rubles, today it is not so scanty, although it is impossible to live on it, as before.

Marina Timasheva: Vladimir Tarasov recently presented his solo project “Thinking about Khlebnikov”. About the music that arises when Vladimir Tarasov “thinks about Khlebnikov” Tamara Lyalenkova is talking to him. Tamara Lyalenkova: Vladimir Tarasov - a unique musician. He works with amazing ease with large symphonic orchestras, plays as part of a jazz trio, performs with solo projects. Although the listeners give the impression that not one person plays, but several musicians at once.