On January 26, at a meeting of the "Information Technology, Internet and Multimedia for Orthodox Culture" section, held as part of the XIII Christmas Readings, Ivan Mazurenko, an employee of the Orthodox Christianity.Ru resource, presented the results of a study on the number of religious sites on the Russian-language Internet. According to him, Orthodox resources make up the majority (60%), but sites created by adherents of other religions attract more visitors and are generally more active.

On January 26, 2006, at a public transport stop near the Lipetsk railway station, fascist 15-16-year-old teenagers suddenly attacked an elderly Caucasian doctor and began to severely beat him with chains and forged boots. Two women from the crowd at the bus stop rushed to defend the victim and forced the teenagers to flee. Sources Lipetsk women beat up two skinheads // IA REGNUM. 2005. January 27 Tomin V. Rebuff to the Nazis! // Lipetsk news. 2005. January 26

At a briefing during the break of the XIII Christmas readings, the head of the MP, Metropolitan of Kaluga and Borovsk Kliment, spoke in favor of introducing religious subjects in secular schools on a voluntary basis and by choice. “It is necessary to introduce the Law of God, and there is nothing to be afraid of. This is the case in Western countries,” the Metropolitan said and added that in regions where the majority of the population is Muslim, the basics of Islam should be taught in schools.

Muftis in the struggle for the Kremlin's favor At the start of the tough confrontation between the Council of Muftis of Russia (CMR) of Ravil Gainutdin and the Central Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Russia (TSDUM) of Talgat Tadzhuddin [1], the Kremlin demonstrated its reluctance to interfere in it, emphasizing a respectful attitude towards both leaders. The struggle for proximity to the Kremlin intensified after the start of the second war in Chechnya.

A new book "Religion in Modern Information Policy" has been published, prepared by the Religion and Mass Media portal . It includes the texts of interviews with twenty leading Russian journalists, whom the correspondent of the portal Philip Shchipkov asked questions about the place religious topics now occupy in the domestic media.

January 25, 2005 in the Krasnodar regional public organization "Southern Wave" at a meeting of the second secretaries of the Embassy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in Russia with human rights activists, journalists, independent experts and representatives of public organizations, Hasan Gurzhi Ogly, leader of the Batumi Kurdish community - "Kurmanch" , gave examples of oppression of representatives of his people. Concluding his speech, H.

The head of the Federal Service for Supervision of Compliance with Legislation in the Sphere of Mass Communications and the Protection of Cultural Heritage, Boris Boyarskov, made a statement today regarding the publication in the Rus Pravoslavnaya newspaper .

On January 25, 2005, an attack was made on the Tauba mosque, located in the Avtozavodsky district of Nizhny Novgorod. This is not the first case of desecration of the mosque; previously unknown people also painted the walls with fascist symbols and smashed glass in the mosque. For details, see the message on the news feed "Religion in a Secular Society". Sources Nizhny Novgorod Muslims declare new manifestations of national extremism // REGNUM. 2005. January 27

January 27, 2005 Russian President Vladimir Putin in Poland at the international forum "Life to my people!" apologized for the manifestations of anti-Semitism. “Most recently, the German Chancellor said that he is ashamed of the past, but this is the past, and we should be ashamed of today. After all, even in Russia, which did the most to defeat fascism, to liberate the Jews, today we often see the manifestation of this disease. .. We are ashamed of this ," V. Putin said.

From the evening of the 25th until the morning of January 27th in Nalchik, the siege by law enforcement officers of a residential building at ul. Severnaya 19, in one of the apartments of which there were seven people, according to the security officials - members of the Yarmuk Jamaat. On January 27, as a result of the assault, they were all killed.

On January 22 , the official website of the Yekaterinodar and Kuban diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church reported that in Anapa, Orthodox Christians had organized a prayer stand against abortion in front of the women's consultation building. The protesters brought a wreath in memory of the unborn babies and held up posters, according to the news report, with "an enlarged image of abortive material." Sources Parish life: Anapa.

On January 26, 2006, two women ran away teenagers who attacked a Caucasian doctor at a public transport stop near the railway station in Lipetsk. They were the only ones who responded to the cries for help from the victim. Stationary police post on the station square, located near the scene, was empty. Sources Lipetsk women beat up two skinheads // IA REGNUM. 2005. January 27 Tomin V. Rebuff to the Nazis! // Lipetsk news. 2005. January 26