Last foreign policy steps of the president of Ukraine Victor Jushchenko are obviously directed on speeding up reception of Ukraine in North Atlantic Alliance in every possible way. It seems that both he and his environment hopes in case of success of this action to kill not even one hare but the whole band of eared with one shoot. Firstly, perhaps to get rid of the Russian Black Sea fleet in Sevastopol ahead of schedule, secondly, "to bridle" separative tendencies of the Crimean Tatars, thirdly, to put population of the Russian-speaking regions of Ukraine before the fact that it can't any longer live with Russia and, at last, fourthly, to oppose Russia a united front of the NATO countries, including, certainly, Ukraine, opposing the Russian «power blackmail».

Dmitry Medvedev's formal election the president of the Russian Federation did not get away uncertainty in relation to the future of internal and foreign policy of the Kremlin. On the contrary, uncertainty has only strengthened. "Not least of all uncertainty is connected with the fact, - political analyst of FORUM.msk Ruslan Saidov considers, - that in December when Меdvedev was appointed the successor, it seemed to many that Hillary Clinton would become the next president of the USA in whose administration colleagues of her husband, Bill Clinton, with whom the Kremlin liberals such as Alexey Kudrin and Anatoly Chubays have strong personal relations since 19990-th, would dominate.

People deprived of fair information cannot choose correct authority - therefore it live incorrectly: poor, humiliated as not in their native country but on some church porch. «Kind man, give me, please, for a slice of bread!» - this awful voice of dirty rural babies, that I heard during one PR - campaign, is not a rarity, it became habitual in our dying out province. Here no interdictions on free laundering of candidate's dirty underware, such as Veshnyakov unsuccessfully tried to issue in due time, will help. They do not cancel, but only make this flea lies finds more refined channels. Real democracy as authority of people - and not as authority of shaggy PR, is real only at really free press. At presence of such trade as fair journalist - who, though in a pursuit of sensation, but true one would rush off his feet to prove really that Ivan Ivanovich guzzles babies. Or does not guzzle. And thus will earn his fee dependent on profit from circulation and authority of the edition among the public.

Discussion about the inheritance which Vladimir Putin leaves to Dmitry Medvedev and that policy which the new owner of the Kremlin would begin to carry out proceeds in he Western press. As Martin Woolf writes in the British newspaper "Financial Times", "The country is corroded with corruption, Putin also speaks about it, by the way: "Today's state machinery is substantially bureaucratized, corrupt system which is not motivated on positive changes and furthermore on dynamical development". It's inevitable when so much power gets into the hands of one person and he shouldn't retoprt. Having destroyed independent institutes, the state crippled itself: today that giant became blind and lame".