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Russian Newsweek
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May 24, 2010
Medvedev recommended reconsidering the height of the Okhta Center
Maria Zheleznova Dmitry Medvedev made it clear that he does not want to quarrel with UNESCO over the 400-meter tower of the Okhta Center, which Gazprom plans to build in St. Petersburg. This is the first speech of the President on a painful issue for his countrymen, which may turn out to be decisive in the struggle of St. Petersburg residents with the "gas scraper". The position of the president is contained in a letter from his aide Sergei Prikhodko, which was also sent to the governor of St.
Russian Newsweek
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May 24, 2010
And laughter and Gref
Whatever the courts, these are our courts: the Moscow City Court heard the president and left Khodorkovsky in jail The prosecutor's office successfully tested the thesis "they can escape abroad" in the Moscow City Court as an argument in favor of the need to extend the detention of Khodorkovsky and Lebedev.
Natalia Gevorkyan
Russian Newsweek
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May 24, 2010
Polytonation
On television they began to joke about politics. But jokes, like TV news, are still controlled manually Anyone can buy tickets for the filming of the ProjectorParisHilton program, which airs on Saturdays on Channel One. This is a Western practice: it is believed that the one who paid for participation in the program laughs more sincerely than the freeloaders from the extras. A week ago, the guest of the program was the French couturier Jean-Paul Gaultier.
Yulia Taratuta
Russian Newsweek
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May 24, 2010
Covered the atom
Atomic scientists may become the best Russian diplomats this year The construction of a nuclear power plant in a foreign country is always a matter of very big politics. Viktor Yushchenko's administration invited American nuclear scientists from Westinghouse to Ukraine, while Viktor Yanukovych favors Rosatom. This is the fourth Russian agreement for the construction of a nuclear power plant over the past three months.
Светлана Зайцева