On September 25, 2005, to the rally of military pensioners in Bryansk, which was held under social slogans (the main demand of those present was the recalculation of pensions for persons dismissed from military service, taking into account the real cost of food rations issued to military personnel), national-radical organizations of the city - local activists - tried to join RNE and youth movement "SPAS".

On October 4, 2005, Izvestia published a statement from the editor-in-chief of the Chechen Society newspaper, Timur Aliyev, who expressed his concern about the increase in xenophobia in Russia. He, in particular, notes that the very fact of the coincidence of President V. Putin’s declaration on the need to overcome Chechenophobia (through positive propaganda in the state media (compare with the opinion of S.

Literaturnaya Gazeta (No. 41, 2005) published a conversation between Sergei Gromov and the philosopher Alexander Zinoviev, in particular, about the social system that developed in Russia after the collapse of the USSR. A. Zinoviev believes that the existing social system (in his terminology "post-Sovietism") was created under pressure from the West and according to Western models: " This social system, in principle, excludes the possibility of an independent, sovereign existence for our state.

On October 5, 2005, the Presidium of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation satisfied the supervisory complaint of the prosecutor's office and declared the refusal to liquidate the National Bolshevik Party (NBP) illegal. The resolution of the Presidium of the Supreme Court orders that the NBP's cassation appeal be sent for a new consideration to the cassation instance with a different composition of the court.

In an interview with the French magazine Diplomatie, Metropolitan Kirill (Gundyaev) of Smolensk and Kaliningrad outlined his vision of state-confessional relations. According to the metropolitan, the "symphony" "to this day continues to influence the Orthodox understanding of church-state relations.

On September 26, 2005, in Sarov, Nizhny Novgorod Region, two activists from the city branch of the National Bolshevik Party were beaten up by the same people in the same place, at intervals of 2 hours. At about 21:00, a group of 15-20 young people attacked Mikhail Chernyak without any explanation and beat him for about 10 minutes. M. Chernyak had a concussion, a broken tooth, and a bruised face. At about 11 p.m., the same people attacked Aleksey Fedin.

Kommersant-Omsk reported on 4 October 2005 that the Omsk Regional Court had ruled that the regional branch of the Russian Christian Democratic Party (RCDP) had been liquidated. The court found that the RCDU violated the Law "On Political Parties", according to which it is forbidden to include the names of religions in the names of political associations. The RCDP was registered in 1990.

On October 4, 2005, the newspaper "Gorod" (St. Petersburg) published an interview with the rector of the European University in St. Petersburg, Nikolai Vakhtin, in which, at the request of a journalist, he tried to "simplely" comment on the problems of migration and interethnic relations in St. Petersburg . N. Vakhtin drew attention to the real problems of cultural (and not national!) Communication - behavioral, verbal, etc.

The published list of members of the Public Chamber gave rise to Mikhail Fishman’s column “Politics del Arte”, published in Gazeta.Ru on October 5, 2005. In Russia today there is inflation and the emission of government institutions, says M. Fishman. “They make plasticine out of a natural authority. It loses its weight and value. Then another one is put into circulation. Instead of the Federation Council - the State Council... Instead of the government...

This report was distributed on OSCE Human Dimension Implementation Meeting, Warsaw, 19-30 September 2005. Radical nationalist activity Radical nationalist activity Radical nationalist activity In 2004, the same radical nationalist political organizations were among the most active as in the previous year. These included, in the first place, the National Imperial Party of Russia (NDPR) headed by Alexander Sevastyanov and Stanislav Terekhov.

These recommendations were distributed on OSCE Human Dimension Implementation Meeting, Warsaw, 19-30 September 2005. To OSCE Member States : To improve the system of hate crime and hate speech monitoring through better cooperation between Governments and NGOs.

*In September 2005 SOVA took part in OSCE Human Dimension Implementation Meeting in Warsaw.

On September 16-19, 2005, the Levada Center conducted a public survey on the prospects and problems of the presidential elections. Only 12% of respondents, in response to the question “What would be better for Russia in 2008,” would like to vote in the 2008 elections for the candidate whom the current president would recommend to them. 44% of respondents believe that the best thing in 2008 would be for V. Putin to remain as President of Russia, and 34% - for V.

In the article "We like it here", published on the website "Courier of Karelia", in the context of a discussion of the problem of foreign students, it is reported about a racist incident that occurred in Petrozavodsk in the summer of 2005. Students from Argentina Tayo and John told the author of the article about an attack on a Nigerian student. The details of the incident are unknown. According to the Argentines, "the guy got it seriously" , and the "ambulance" refused to come.

At the end of September 2005, the newspaper "Arguments and Facts - Petersburg" summed up the results of the first half of its project "The Color of the Nation: Between Black and White" by publishing readers' responses to their materials. In particular, journalists again raised the problem of mentioning ethnicity in crime chronicles. This happened due to the fact that one of the readers was outraged that the newspaper did not report the murder of Olympic champion D.