Moscow authorities are trying to regain control over the alcohol market City officials are not averse to completely closing the bottleneck of small and medium-sized businesses in the alcohol market and establishing total control over the wholesale sale of alcohol .

Arrested Yukos Vice President Vasily Aleksanyan suffers from AIDS The criminal case of Vasily Aleksanyan - vice-president of YUKOS, former head of the legal department of this company, formerly one of Mikhail Khodorkovsky's lawyers - may soon be brought to court. As it became known, on January 15, he and his defenders signed a protocol on completion of familiarization with the case materials, according to which Mr.

Governors will be asked not to forget about helping infertile Russians High-tech medical care, for the provision of which a very impressive amount has been allocated in the budget of the priority national project “Health,” in practice continues to remain inaccessible to the majority of Russian citizens. This, in turn, in many regions interferes with the implementation of another national priority - increasing the birth rate.

The head of the Moscow region traffic police is pleased with the results of driver re-education The number of cars in the Moscow region is approaching the European level, while the culture of behavior of their owners leaves much to be desired. This conclusion follows from the words of the head of the traffic police department of the Moscow Region Main Internal Affairs Directorate, Sergei Sergeev, who spoke with journalists on Wednesday.

Instead of a minefield, the military “cleared” a summer cottage Yesterday, an exercise conducted by a unit of engineering troops of the Ministry of Defense at a training ground near the village of Nakhabino near Moscow ended in a scandal. During a training launch of demining shells - a special system for remotely clearing minefields using detonation - two missiles flew outside the range and fell on one of the summer cottages.

To save from future earthquakes, Istanbul was offered to move The largest city in Turkey has been asked to change its registration. Recently, a unique project of Istanbul-2, developed by a professor at the American Purdue University Mete Sezen, was presented to the public. According to his plan, a backup city should appear next to the historical metropolis, designed for 4-6 million inhabitants.