On July 20, 2007, at about midnight in St. Petersburg near the Ladozhskaya metro station, a fight broke out between natives of the Caucasus and young people of "Slavic appearance". According to preliminary data, at first there were two people on both sides, after some time several more people from the Caucasus joined the fight. One of the "Russians" was struck in the head. The cause of the fight was not reported.

On June 4, 2007, in the Presnensky District Court of Moscow, a court session was held on the claim of the editorial office of the Duel newspaper to invalidate the earlier warnings issued by Rosokhrankultura. These warnings were issued to the newspaper for "using the media to carry out extremist activities" for publishing A. Dubrov's article "Death to Russia!".

On July 20, 2007, the British Council of St. Petersburg hosted a round table "Tolerance and Culture in Megacities". The event was attended by representatives of public, ethnic and cultural organizations of St. Petersburg and London: musicians, historians, ethnographers, as well as experts on racism. The round table was held as part of the UK Flavors project of the British Council, which aims to acquaint the Russian audience with the culture of national minorities in modern Britain.

We publish the text of the verdict issued by the Supreme Court of the Komi Republic in the lawsuit of the Roosculture to terminate the activities of the Zyryanskaya Life newspaper on June 5, 2007. The publication is not official, the verdict is reproduced based on the materials provided by our center by the editor -in -chief of the Zyryanskaya Life newspaper S. Sorokin. | | | | | | | | | |