The radicals have long promised to deal with the enemies of the Russian people - the lawyer and the journalist were the first to die. The turn came to the judges The entrance of the Stalinist five-story building, where federal judge of the Moscow City Court Eduard Chuvashov was shot last Monday, the police asked to wash the local Tajik janitors. When finished, the hard workers threw away the rags and lit a cigarette.

The decoding of the human genomes has finally been put on stream. Now they do it even in Russia. Doctors from the St. Louis Barnes Hospital did not disclose the name of their recent patient. But give a detailed history of the disease. A 44-year-old American woman was unlucky - she was diagnosed with a severe form of breast cancer. Radiotherapy and the most modern drugs did not give any effect.

Air traffic controllers are on strike in 40 Russian cities. In addition to economic demands - wage indexation - political ones have already appeared. So far, only - the resignation of the head of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise "State Air Traffic Management Corporation in the Russian Federation" Konstantin Karakhalin from Novosibirsk has been working as an air traffic controller for 25 years.

Lech Kaczynski wanted to say words of reconciliation in Katyn. His death could make reconciliation between Russia and Poland a reality On the third day after the death of the delegation of Lech Kaczynski near Smolensk, the Polish newspaper Tygodnik Powszechny published an appeal from the Poles to the Russians.

In mid-April, the Zavodskoy District Court of Grozny recognized as extremist an article about Chechens from the 62-volume Big Encyclopedia published by the Terra publishing house. The encyclopedia was published in 2006, but students of the Grozny Oil Institute drew attention to it. They were indignant that the article about the Chechens contains "provocative", "insulting", "ideologized" information.

In Yekaterinburg, a rally was held against the construction of a temple on the site of a fountain Entrepreneur Dmitry Pankin pulls bundles of balloons out of the van - only 1000 pieces. “There is so much to do with this fountain,” Dmitry says. “And everyone was walking here, and the Day of the City.” Like everyone who came to Labor Square in the center of Yekaterinburg on April 10, he does not want the fountain to be demolished here and the temple destroyed in the 1930s to be rebuilt.

In Dagestan, where two suicide bombers who exploded in the Moscow metro come from, a new “witch hunt” may begin The rally "Islam against terror" was scheduled for April 11 in Makhachkala, but never took place. Officially it was canceled for security reasons.

The state is trying to soften the tone in relations with business, but officials are better at ordering than asking Silicon Valley, being built in the suburbs, could not pick up a name for a long time. The authors of the project recall that Technocity was rejected almost immediately - the word "city" seemed too foreign. The name Technograd didn't catch on either: techno is boring, the Kremlin officials grimaced.

Everyone is engaged in electric cars in Russia: Vladimir Putin wants to see them in the Olympic Sochi In 2006 St. Petersburg hosted the G8 summit. President Putin wanted to emphasize that Russia is a modern country, so ecology was made one of the highlights of the summit. The leaders of the leading countries of the world moved around the closed St. Petersburg in electric cars - just like two years earlier at a meeting in US Sea Island.