Примеры использования Vek weekly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Vek weekly calls Unity"the Union of the poor against the rich".
Andrei Kolesnikov, an observer of the Izvestia newspaper, gives his view on the situation in the Vek weekly.
The Vek weekly, that posed this question, cannot give a single answer to it.
Andrei Piontkovsky, head of the Strategic Research Center, takes a similar line in the Vek weekly.
As the Vek weekly writes, the current situation in the regions bothers many state officials.
In commenting on recent protests in Moscow and Kiev, the Vek weekly has unexpectedly concluded they have something in common.
Vek weekly states,"Putin has been chairing the government for over one month now.
The style and content contrast between the previous andthe current presidencies was so striking, that a question inevitably arose: why the rush?" says Vek weekly.
The Vek weekly has published a selection of comments on this topic from Western newspapers.
In August 1996 the Chechen guerrillas seized Grozny, andthe Khasavyurt accords were signed(the Vek weekly said that"victory in Chechnya was stolen from the military in the interests of an election campaign").
The Vek weekly gives a very interesting description of relations between big business and the government.
In terms of his style of leadership and decision-making, Putin remains"the same kind of'reigning president' as Boris Yeltsin was; and he could not be otherwise,given the current Constitution", says the Vek weekly.
As the Vek weekly states in the latest issue,"The Kremlin has got a chance to put the tycoons in their place.".
Vek weekly likewise appraises the electorate's moods on the eve of the election as"just another defeat for democracy".
The Vek weekly comments that the behavior of the head of state is like a litmus test, an indicator of the situation in Russia.
Vek weekly says the fate of the present Duma depends on how soon- and with how much resistance- it passes the 2002 draft budget.
The Vek weekly considers the new Putin's appointments an"overture to the presidential address"(meaning the presidential address to the Federal Assembly).
According to Vek weekly, a clear link has become apparent over the past few weeks between political events abroad and domestic politics in Russia.
Vek weekly, in turn, asserts that, from the viewpoint of Berezovsky, it is not him but Putin who is actually facing the task to enter"the current political elite".
Vek weekly commented on these grudges of the Samara governor and admitted the possibility that the president's circle may actually work to split the regional leaders.
Vek weekly remarks that all speculations about Putin's mystery and his unpredictability in case of victory in the elections are inspired by the political elite and media.
The Vek weekly cited an opinion of famous and authoritative political consultant Gleb Pavlovsky, who stated that Voronezh events are nothing but"a play with producers and actors".
Vek weekly shares the opinion that the new president's relationships with the political elite will get determined after"the disjunction of Putin's prime ministerial and presidential selves", i.e.
Vek weekly dedicated a long article to the young sector of the electorate, which is remembered on the eve of every election without fail by political parties and movements and is inevitably forgotten by them immediately after the event.
Vek weekly suggests another explanation for the situation: according to the weekly, all the talk about the president's withdrawal from attack on regional leaders is unfounded:"There was no attack at all.
The Vek weekly has lately published a special research about supporters and fellow travelers of the present authorities, about their failed hopes and possible consequences of disappointment that struck different layers of the society.
As the Vek weekly emphasizes, there is no doubt that in terms of fighting against the"anti-people regime", the Communist Party would use Berezovsky's promised $100 million far more effectively than the dwarf-parties of the liberals.
Vek weekly suggests another explanation for the situation: according to the weekly, all the talk about the president's withdrawal from attack on regional leaders is unfounded:"There was no attack at all.
Vek weekly shares the opinion that the new president's relationships with the political elite will get determined after"the disjunction of Putin's prime ministerial and presidential selves", i.e. after the process of forming the government is accomplished.