Yuri Luzhkov signed a decree of the Moscow government on the transfer of churches and buildings of the former Zaikonospassky and Nikolsky monasteries in Kitay-Gorod to the Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus''s farmstead for free use. Currently, these buildings are occupied by tenants: the Russian State University for the Humanities, the Godunov restaurant, the post office, the Federal State Unitary Enterprise Russian Television and Radio Broadcasting Network, and a number of other organizations.

On November 16, 2006, in connection with the events in Kondopoga, the head of Karelia, Sergey Katanandov, dismissed two members of the republican cabinet of ministers, and reprimanded a number of officials. Chairman of the State Committee for National Policy of Karelia Vladimir Lavreniev and Chairman of the State Committee for Local Self-Government Anatoly Moiseev were fired.

On November 14, 2006, the Arzamas City Court acquitted Oleg Vanyushin, a local National Bolshevik, who was accused of committing an offense under Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (“propaganda and public demonstration of Nazi paraphernalia and symbols”). On October 7, 2006, O. Vanyushin was detained for using the symbols of the NBP at the "Anticapitalism-2006" march. In the department, he was charged with using symbols similar to the Nazi ones.

November 15, 2006 it became known that the Association of Foreign Students appeared in Ulyanovsk. The organization considers its main task to be to help foreigners adapt in Russia. Students from Africa, China, Turkey, Vietnam and Belarus have already become its members. There are about 70 people in total. The charter of the organization was developed and adopted, as well as a plan of events for the year. Sources The Association of Foreign Students appeared in Ulyanovsk // IRA Mosaic. 2006.

On November 17, 2006, Armenian Prime Minister Andronik Margaryan told journalists that Armenia was counting on a thorough and objective investigation into the murder of an Armenian teenager. Armenia will respond to the killings of its citizens in Russia according to generally accepted procedures. "Our foreign policy department will appeal to the Russian Foreign Ministry and will be consistent in a fair solution of this issue ," A. Margaryan stated.

On November 17, 2006, the Moscow Assyrian society "Hayadta" again appealed to the Prosecutor General's Office in connection with the attack on the activist of the Assyrian movement Shavel Bidzhamov. The applicants believe that “at present, the law enforcement agencies are not taking any investigative measures, referring to the fact that the video recording of his beating was deleted three days after the incident” .

On November 15, 2006, at about 10:30 pm in St. Petersburg, two unidentified men attacked an expert on xenophobia, a teacher at the Smolny Institute of Liberal Sciences and Arts, 36-year-old Dmitry Dubrovsky. D. Dubrovsky was overtaken near the house by two 17-18 year old teenagers, dressed in dark jackets, black hats and dark trousers, when he returned from the institute after a seminar at which he made a co-report and showed a film on the Russian March .

On November 16, 2006, the Prosecutor's Office of Karelia brought charges against a resident of Kondopoga, Yuri Pliev, whom the investigation considers another instigator of a fight in the Chaika restaurant on the night of August 30, which provoked mass riots on ethnic grounds in the city. Let us recall that Y. Pliev was on the federal wanted list for about two months and was detained in St. Petersburg at the beginning of November 2006.

On November 16, 2006, the International Day of Tolerance, the international week of educational actions "Kristallnacht - never again!", held by the International Youth Network against Racism and Intolerance together with the European Network UNITED for intercultural action, ended.

On November 16, 2006, at the scientific-practical conference "Extremism and Issues of Migration Policy", the results of a public opinion poll conducted in the Kemerovo region were made public. During the survey, it turned out that 77% of the inhabitants of Kuzbass are loyal to "foreigners." 15% of respondents have a negative attitude towards representatives of other nationalities.

Deputy Alexander Krutov submitted to the State Duma a draft amendment to the law "On freedom of conscience", which envisages the introduction of the course "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture" into the compulsory school curriculum. "Studying the foundations of Orthodoxy is necessary. Any self-respecting person should know the culture of the country in which he lives, know the spiritual values ​​on which his state was built," the author of the amendments said.