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On the 17th of November, 2011, chairman of the English Democrats Robin Tilbrook and a member of the Russian Image movement's (Russky Obraz) Executive Committee Sergey Yerzunov held a meeting in London.

On the 13th of December, 2011, Russian nationalist movement the Russky Obraz held a meeting with Roberto Fiore, a famous Italian politician and the leader of the nationalist organization the Forza Nuova, who arrived in Moscow with his team.

It’s precisely how the President Boris Tadic’s milieu, diffidently, with their eyes cast down call the arrest of Ratko Mladic.

Russian social march: we forbid to forbid!

Altogether about 1500 - 2000 people gathered for a nationalist's May Day demonstration. "Russian Obraz" activists marched in the block, formed from a banner in front reading "We forbid to forbid" (direct reference to the events in Paris Sorbonne in 1968), and banners reading "Russian Obraz" and "For your and our Freedom!" on each side.

The New Times found at its disposal the documents of the case of Stanislav Markelov and Anastasya Baburova murder: transcripts of interrogation, telephone tapping, images captured on the security cameras in Prechistenka street, as well as a notarized refusal of the testimony of one of the main witnesses for public prosecution, the leader of "Russian Obraz" Ilya Goryachev: he claims that he slandered Tikhonov under pressure of FSB officers. In this case there are more and more questions, which The New Times decided to investigate.

At the beginning of March in 2011, the International Conference titled “Analysis of causes for the events in the Arab world. Theory of controllable instability afoot” was held in Minsk, organized by the public associations of Belarus, Russia and Serbia.

A meeting of representatives of Russian Obraz and Hammerskin Nation took place recently, establishing new aspect in relations between Russian and European national organizations.

Some people don’t want different segments of opposition come to terms.

The 4 th of November this year couldn’t do without losses. After the Russian March, Konstantin Fetisov, the leader of the Right Cause Party’s Khimki branch, was assaulted.