On June 27, 2005, the Political Journal published an article by Candidate of Philosophical Sciences Vitaly Kurennoy "Civil Empire" devoted to the problems of choosing a strategic path for the development of Russian statehood, which, in turn, will outline ways to solve most of the problems of modern Russia, including the problem of xenophobia.

In Rostov-on-Don, attacks by extremist teenagers on foreign students have recently become more frequent. A whole series of such attacks occurred in May-June 2005. In addition to the cases that we wrote about earlier , at the end of June, two more became known: On May 10, 2005, a group of teenagers attacked an Indian student. They threw him to the ground and kicked him, mutilated his face, broke his nose.

In the Volga Federal District, the first new meeting of the Commission for the Development of Ethnocultural and Confessional Relations, established in 2001, took place. The commission, according to Alexander Pykov, assistant envoy to the Volga Federal District, will organize events for young people in recreation and employment camps, where children and teenagers of various faiths will exchange cultural traditions.

On June 27, 2005, there were reports in some media that the Russian Prosecutor General's Office had launched an investigation into the Congress of Jewish Religious Organizations and Associations in Russia (KEROOR) on the publication of "Kitzur Shulchan Arukh" and that Rabbi Zinovy ​​Kogan was summoned there to give clarifications .

June 27, 2005 "Komsomolskaya Pravda" published an article by Yulia Zhukovskaya "Russian Moscow will remain only in the West?" The publication is devoted to the demographic problems of the city.

On June 23, 2005, another rally was held in Moscow against the transformation of general education school No. 223 on "Voykovskaya" into a school with a Georgian "ethno-cultural component". The rally was organized by representatives of the Liberal Democratic Party, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and Rodina. In addition, activists of the Movement Against Illegal Immigration in camouflage were seen among the demonstrators, who agitated those present to join their ranks.

On May 13, 2005, the leader of the Russian National Union (RONS) I.V. Artemov applied to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg in connection with the consistent refusal of all judicial instances of the Russian Federation to re-register RONS in the status of a political party.

On June 24, 2005, Komsomolskaya Pravda published Dmitry Steshin's article "Mortal Pillow Fight", in which the author tries to analyze the state of the national-radical movement in Russia in a snarky tone. The only conclusion that can be reached after reading the text is that there are no serious right-wing radical and neo-Nazi groups in the country.

The prosecutor's office of Kamensk-Uralsky, Sverdlovsk region, submitted to the court an indictment in a criminal case on desecration of a chapel in the name of the Holy Prince Alexander Nevsky. The defendants in the case are local residents 25-year-old Daniil Solonenko and 14-year-old Anastasia F. They were charged under Art. 214 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("Vandalism"). D. Solonenko, in addition, is accused under Art.

On June 27, 2005 "Political Journal" published an article by RAS Corresponding Member ethnosociologist Yurik Harutyunyan "On Guard of Babylon", with a characteristic subtitle: "'National' policy is capable of torpedoing Russian statehood." The scientist draws attention to the fact that "nationality is a category that unites extremely heterogeneous groups of people .

Director and presenter of the Orthodox program "Blagovest" of the television company "South-West" L.S. Akelina, sculptor V. M. Klykov, chairman of the Union of Orthodox Citizens of Russia V. Lebedev, TV journalist O. Sukharevskaya, art critic, presenter of the Orthodox program "The Road to the Temple "Ekran-5 TV company L. Yasnova sent a letter to the editor-in-chief of the TVC program" Events. Moscow Time ".

Mufti Sibgatulla Saidullin, head of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Sverdlovsk Region and Yekaterinburg, again announced the activation of "Wahhabis" in the region. According to the mufti, extremist literature is being brought into the Sverdlovsk region in batches, which are distributed free of charge to believers on the way to the mosque.