Solution AVALANCHES ARE WAITING IN STRASBOURG In addition to reimbursement of legal costs, the court ordered the Russian government to pay Akayeva €20,000 in compensation for non-pecuniary damage. But money, Rosa says, is not the main thing for her: “We still lost 10 times more. We will consider that I have fulfilled my civic duty—me and everyone who helped me.” Roza Akayeva is one of the first six Chechens whose complaint against Russia was considered by the Strasbourg Court.

Behind the hare of centuries and retouching chronicles, Russians see a beautiful country, where everything is only in history - it was arranged correctly. Kievan Rus was unified, and its inhabitants were free. After, when there was no trace of unity, Kyiv became the main goal of all the imperious aspirations of the Russian princes - however, Tsargrad was earlier. As if possession of them gave power over the whole country. The end of the city came after Batyev pogrom in the XIII century.

Sparkling with his trademark smile, dignified and dapper as always, Mikhail Kasyanov, exactly a year after his resignation from the post of prime minister, presented his consulting company MK-Analytics. But in general, a modest press conference in a private office on Profsoyuznaya Street turned into a political sensation.

A battered orange flag with the inscription “So!” Hangs over the working computer of the general director of the Kyiv real estate agency Pickard “This is a talisman. He stood on the Maidan for a week, and then he drove the food and warm things. I took off the orange ribbons from the car, and I decided to leave the flag, ”he explains. This is often heard in Kyiv - here is all now a little romance, just like Muscovites in the fall of 1991.

The first enthusiasm after the Orange Revolution passed, and harsh everyday life came. Experts are waiting for inflation, and the stock market nervously reacts to any news about the upcoming reprivatization. There is no unity in the government composed of a motley orange coalition. Many secretly hate the head of government Yulia Tymoshenko. But no one can resist her now. She is no longer the same that was during the Orange Revolution. They are afraid of her.

Lebanon is preparing for the revolution against Syria. And only Shiites from Hezbollah against the uprising. They hope to independently take the place of the Syrians. A wave overhead, a blow to the chest, swing at the hips. “Bow stronger! Do not hack! It is necessary to feel the pain of Imam Hussein. ” “Let's follow the path of Jihad, like Hussein in Karbel! Ya Hussein! " - "Ya Hussein!" - the crowd responds. "Death to America!" - "Death to America!" Boom. "Death to Israel!" Boom.

The wife of Khaleda El-Masri for a long time could not believe in the story of why he suddenly disappeared for five months. Masri, a citizen of Germany of Lebanese descent, says that on December 31, 2003 he was dropped out of a tourist bus in Macedonia, where he held Christmas holidays, hit the handcuffs and took him to the motel under the rush. Three weeks later, he was put on the plane with blindfolded eyes, chained there to the floor and wall and sent abroad, says his lawyer Manfred Gnjidich.

The new television channel begins broadcasting on March 6, on the eve of the women's holiday. In the Moscow range, he will take the place of the M1 television channel, in addition, the program of the new television will be seen on 40% of the country. So, at least, the owner, the company “STS Media”, which also owns the STS channel, claims. The owners of the "house" do not hide that for them the television channel is exclusively a business project.

Dear reader! We marked the onset of the calendar spring by summing up the statistical result: “Love has become more” . And because online dating helps, a rich market for rented apartments - places of residence, a boom in coffee houses - places of communication, mobile communications and SMS correspondence. And because “Feelings decide everything” - they, and not economic considerations, decency, the housing problem, etc., turn out to be the determining factor.

- Ours, - I thought, when two powerful, broad-shouldered guys with a searching gleam in their eyes entered the deserted hall of the Paterson shopping center in the city of Lyubertsy near Moscow at exactly 9 in the morning. Because it was on February 23 at 9 am in the Paterson coffee bar that Vasily Grigorievich Yakimenko, the organizer and permanent leader of the Walking Together youth movement, made an appointment with me.

Zemfira's new disc is called "Vendetta". To say that he is long-awaited is to say nothing. The previous one came out almost three years ago. The era has changed, but the new mood has not yet been conveyed in the songs - with amazing readiness, as only Zemfira can.

This week, several interesting paintings will be released. For example, one of the "Oscar" hits "on the sidelines". But it is clear that the public continues to discuss the Turkish Gambit. Moreover, it is now that reports on its rental successes will be sprinkled. Therefore, having already talked about the film in the last issue (conversation with the performer of the role of Erast Fandorin Yegor Beroev), Newsweek had to change the rules and return to his analysis.

Father Maxim, who serves in the Yekaterinburg temple-on-blood, asks me to imagine what the ballet dancer looks like in pantyhose. This is easy - roller muscles of the legs, covered with elastic tissue of the buttock and groin. Father Maxim also asks to imagine what movements the dancers usually make on the ballet scene. “Now imagine that all these PA in tight tights are done by a canonized saint,” says Father Maxim.

We flew to Chisinau on the last day of the search for the search, during which 22 citizens were detained for participating in the local election campaign. The border guard looked at us with distrust. "Have you come to illuminate the wine exhibition?" he asked hopefully. "No, to your elections!" - honestly we answered. Drying a little more, he still decided to let us go. A month ago, when the election campaign began, nothing portended problems.