May 15, 2007 in St. Petersburg started a series of actions for tolerance "With the world according to St. Petersburg ...". The organizers of the event are the public organization "German-Russian Exchange" and the center/bureau "FotoDepartament", the main goal of the actions is to draw the attention of the public of St. Petersburg to the problem of national intolerance in the city and to the possibility of peaceful coexistence of representatives of different cultures.

In early May 2007 in Ulyanovsk, young people from the regional coordinating student council and the Youth Government of the Ulyanovsk region painted over images of swastikas throughout the city. The action was held within the framework of the European Youth Campaign "Everyone is different - everyone is equal".

May 14, 2007 in the city of Zheleznodorozhny, Moscow Region, on the street. Yunnatov, the bodies of two citizens of Uzbekistan, born in 1980 and 1982, were found. According to the conclusion of experts, the death of visitors came from craniocerebral injuries. On this fact, the prosecutor's office of the city opened a criminal case under paragraph "a" part 2 of article 105 ("murder of two persons") of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation and began an investigation.

Starting September 1, the teaching of "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture" will begin in the schools of the Tver region. The subject will be introduced in stages. "In 2007-2008, the new subject will be taught in the second and fifth grades, the next academic year, the third and sixth grades will be supplemented and then incrementally.

At the end of April, the Nekrasovskaya District Tax Inspectorate No. 7 (Yaroslavl) sent a notification about the cancellation of the registration of the Elokhinsk Old Believer community as a legal entity from April 2006. According to Kirill Vitushkin, chairman of the community, throughout 2006 and early 2007, the community acted as a legal entity, and all state bodies recognized the community's set of documents confirming this status.

"Russian Bulletin" published a letter from the residents of Stavropol in connection with the situation around the Assumption Church. A few years ago, an Orthodox gymnasium was opened at this church. The city administration did not allocate land for the construction of a new building of the educational institution, but agreed to use the territory of the cemetery located around the temple.

On May 11, 2007, a round table "Interethnic and interfaith interaction in a polyethnic region: strategies and practices" was held in Kazan at the Tatar Institute for Business Assistance, which was held by the Center for the Study of Discrimination, Extremism and Xenophobia of the Republic of Tatarstan (CIDEK).

On May 14, 2007, two foreign students were hospitalized in St. Petersburg with head bruises. One of the victims is a citizen of Zambia, the second is from Equatorial Guinea. The victims are in their second year at the Mining Institute. According to law enforcement agencies, a message about this was received by the police from the hospital at 23.40. The circumstances of the incident are being investigated.

In mid-May 2007, it became known that in the Krasnodar Territory the Tikhoretsk inter-district prosecutor's office had organized an investigation into the appearance on the forum of one of the websites of the Kuban city of Tikhoretsk calls for inciting ethnic hatred. According to Murat Tamazov, senior assistant to the inter-district prosecutor, unidentified persons made statements "having signs of extremism .

In February-May 2007, as part of a total inspection of political parties for compliance with the requirements of the modified Russian legislation on political parties, the Supreme Court of Russia, following claims from the Federal Registration Service (Rosregistration), liquidated, among others, two parties of a national-patriotic wing: April 16, 2007 - the party "People's Patriotic Party of Russia" (headed by ex-Minister of Defense Igor Rodionov and one of the well-known national patriots