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Russian Newsweek
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Jun 14, 2010
USSURIAN GAMES
It is not known why young people in Primorye began to kill policemen and why they themselves were killed. But for three days they managed to gain the heroic halo of fighters against the regime From the very beginning, it looked like a terrible television series trash: the Ussuri taiga, a group of guys, taking Kalashnikovs in their hands, started a war with the local police. The police went into a state of siege.
Павел Седаков, Артем Вернидуб
Russian Newsweek
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Jun 14, 2010
WILL YOU BE FIFTH?
The Ministry of Finance proposed to cut 20% of federal officials. Looks like he got excited Following the anti-alcohol campaign, President Dmitry Medvedev recalled another campaign from the times of Mikhail Gorbachev—to reduce the administrative apparatus. He listened to the Ministry of Finance, which proposed to reduce the number of federal civil servants by 20% within three years. This is more than 120,000 people.
Андрей Литвинов
Russian Newsweek
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Jun 14, 2010
Unrest in Kyrgyzstan: violence and looting continue in Osh
The government of Kazakhstan plans to complete negotiations on the country's accession to the WTO by the end of the year
Russian Newsweek
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Jun 14, 2010
Suicide on the Orient Express
It is not difficult to hide the murder of a soldier in the Russian army - military expertise can present him as a suicide Recruit Roman Suslov from Omsk died on the way to military unit No. 46102 in the Khabarovsk Territory. On May 23, on the fifth day of military service, according to the command of the unit, Roman hanged himself in the toilet of the Moscow-Vladivostok train. We found it already cooled down, during the parking at the Obluchye station.
Yulia Taratuta
Russian Newsweek
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Jun 14, 2010
FROM LOAN TO PRISON
Debtors go from paying one by one. Therefore, the government wants to transfer them to the international reporting system In 2008, the founder of the construction company PIK, Yuri Zhukov, ranked 25th in the Russian Forbes magazine list. After a little over two years, he no longer had a mansion on Rublyovka, no cars, no money in bank accounts. Last week, the ex-billionaire's property was seized at the request of his company's creditors.
Алексей Савкин
Russian Newsweek
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Jun 14, 2010
WEB IN LAW
Modernization does not stand still. Ordinary criminals have mastered the Internet and use it to commit crimes, exchange experiences and communicate with the lads “There are a lot of interesting things for sale, including various butters.” This announcement of the Kalashnikov character on the site for thieves is of great interest to visitors. "Prices in a personal throw off, and oil, too," asks the price Summer resident.
Андрей Гридасов