Has the conviction in the Yukos case crossed out of hope for the liberalization of the regime? This is evidenced by lawyers Elena Lukyanova and Dmitry Gololobov and politician Alexander Osovtsov. Page of the program

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At the Moscow Domodedovo airport, chaos is preserved due to the delay in many flights and the accumulation of passengers who want to fly out of Moscow. Some of the passengers have been at the airport since the end of last week due to incompetent weather. It is reported that registration is open for some flights, but not all passengers can reach the aircraft because of hundreds of others accumulated in the waiting rooms.

Avigdor Lieberman The process of negotiations between Israel and Palestinian autonomy causes political problems in the Israeli leadership even when the negotiations themselves are in a “frozen” state. Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman once again made frank statements about the prospects of resolving relations with Palestinian autonomy, which caused a sharp reaction of the Prime Minister.

Russia-- For Bode Blog, Disintegration of the Ussr in 1991, 28DEC2010 Nineteen years ago, in December 1991, the Soviet Union broke up. On December 25-26, the authorities of the USSR ceased to exist and this country itself as a subject of international law. On December 25, the first president of the USSR Mikhail Gorbachev resolved power. According to the latest data from the Levada Center, 55% of respondents regret the collapse of the USSR. Basically, pensioners and low -income citizens.

Tamara Morshchakova Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin advocated the transfer of criminal cases by courts of jury from regions to a higher level.

Mikhail Khodorkovsky with the courtroom, December 27, 2010 Elena Rykovtseva: “The famous rock musician Andrei Makarevich called the shame of our justice and the country as a whole” by the accusatory sentence of Khodorkovsky and Lebedev. “Nightmare news,” said Boris Nemtsov. “The conviction of Khodorkovsky and Lebedev means trampled laws, rights, the Constitution.” “This sentence shows that there are no contradictions in tandem.

The Commission of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of Russia did not find evidence of the information of the doctor Ivan Khrenov from Ivanovo, who called the direct line with the Prime Minister of Russia. As the representatives of the department said at the press conference in Ivanovo today, the equipment installed in the hospital was not found, and the average staff of personnel is about 12 thousand rubles. Official officials did not comment on the further fate of Dr. Khrenov.

In London, the court today, as expected, will appear 9 people accused of preparing terrorist acts in the UK. Young people - aged 17 to 28 years - were detained a week ago in several cities of England and Wales. They are blamed for the conspiracy to organize terrorist attacks - the suspects, in particular, tested various explosives and were engaged in choosing goals for a possible attack. The court must decide whether the deadline for their detention will be extended.

President of South Korea Lee Mön Buck President of South Korea Lee Meun Buck said that his country is not afraid of a possible military conflict with the communist regime of North Korea. In today's radio, Lee Mön Buck noted that the South Korean army is ready to deliver a “merciless reply” if new armed provocations follow from the DPRK. Earlier, the command of the Armed Forces of North Korea stated that it was ready for the "sacred" war, if it would be inevitable.

Registration of passengers for flights At the Moscow Domodedovo airport, registration of passengers for flights resumed - after a multi -hour break related to turning off electricity. It is reported that about eight thousand passengers could not fly out of Domodedovo on Sunday. Violations of the flight schedule occurred in other Moscow airports. In particular, dozens of flights were postponed in Sheremetyevo.

Minsk, December 19, 2010 The court in Minsk refused the early release of nine out of eleven Russian citizens detained during opposition actions in the capital of Belarus on December 19. The court postponed the consideration of the cases of two more until Thursday. The Russians were sentenced to administrative arrests for participating in an unauthorized action, during which hundreds of people were detained.