A new foreign policy program for Russia is ready. Its essence is the establishment of partnerships with the Western world The recent turning point in relations with Poland began almost by accident. Yury Ushakov, deputy head of the government apparatus, who oversees foreign policy at the White House, received a rather emotional telegram from the Russian embassy in Warsaw.

By May 9, the Russian Marines had defeated the Somali pirates. And then they were pardoned In the training center of the Novorossiysk company JSC "Novoship" there is a navigation simulator that allows you to simulate in 3D the actions of the team when trying to seize the ship by pirates. Before going to sea, the crew on land practices a maneuver called "evasive maneuvering". The ship is "snaking", and the waves prevent the pirate boat from approaching the board.

Russia has no money. The government again began to seriously look after Western investors In September 2008, First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov admitted to members of the Valdai Club, which brings together world experts on Russia, that he personally called Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika and persuaded him not to start mass seizures of TNK-BP documents until the quarreling shareholders agreed among themselves.

An accident on an oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico threatens to change the way of life of the entire coast. Newsweek went to meet the giant oil slick to Louisiana fishermen Silver-haired shrimp fisherman Bruce Drury says the oil slick off the coast of Louisiana has shrunk somewhat in recent days. But he is not at all happy about this. “They pour all sorts of chemicals into it to thin the oil. For her to go deep. Nothing to photograph.

While the case of Sergei Magnitsky turned into an international scandal, another businessman died in a pre-trial detention center. Apparently not the last 40-year-old businessman Andrey Gorbunov is awaiting his verdict on charges of drug trafficking in the Izhevsk pre-trial detention center. Three years ago, due to serious problems with one of the heart valves, he was recognized as a disabled person of the second group and was already being prepared for an operation when they came for him.

What to do with child criminals - put them in jail or help them? The Kirov public is trying to ensure that the teenager does not evade responsibility When 13-year-old Ilya Farafonov drove his mother's Lada Kalina around the center of Kirov for the first time, the traffic police let him go for two thousand rubles. The teenager was “trusted” and that he had a passport, and that he simply forgot his driving license at home.