Who and how formed state policy of anti-corruption in modern Russia? How correctly it's bases were defined and how steady are them? Why in the country incredibly high level of corruption communications and relations in many spheres of a state administration and economy? How, what methods and whom in Russia conduct fight against corruption? In what directions it is necessary to work vigorously further qualitatively to change a situation in national economy to the best? How to reduce corruption risks in the course of modernization and innovative development of economy? This research is also devoted to reflections over these questions.

Considered questions of tax revenue planning from large city industrial plants for the example of Saint Petersburg. Investigated the primary factors that influence to the formation the tax base of industrial complexes. Disclosed the peculiarities of planning revenues from sources such as the income tax, property organizations. Characterized the problems which are connected with the tax effect on the development and competitiveness of enterprises. Proposed algorithms for calculating tax revenue.

The article dwells on the experience of the elections in Kazakhstan the technology of electronic voting. The authors analyze the evolution of the implementation of the new technology voting and the reasons of temporary rejection of her.

The norms and standards of international law and national law still do not have harmonized approaches in the practice of law enforcement. The author used The Johannesburg Principles on National Security, Freedom of Expression and Access to Information, Freedom of Expression and Access to Information as the main document for analysis. The Principles are based on international and regional law and standards relating to the protection of human rights, evolving state practice (as reflected, inter alia, in judgments of national courts), and the general principles of law recognized by the community of nations.

The article deals with legal issues related to the use of armed force in international relations, examines modern doctrines of the use of force, studies the legal aspects of interference in the internal affairs of the state, the problems of the correlation of the principles of international law. The evolution of the category “aggression” and its international legal definition is investigated, as well as an analysis of the main provisions of modern concepts of the right to selfdefense in the context of a changed understanding of aggression.

The article is devoted to problems of criminal liability for legalization (laundering) of the money or other property acquired by other persons by the criminal way because of evasion of taxes. Identification and suppression of this illegal activity by the staff of tax and law enforcement agencies is one of the important directions of guarantees of respect of the rights and freedoms of citizens and protection of these rights by legal means.

The article considers the current state of the issue on the existing legal regulation of e-commerce in Russia and abroad. In the article identified the features of law enforcement, legal gaps in the area of electronic commerce.

Spitsbergen (Svalbard) - polar archipelago located in the Arctic Ocean. The Svalbard Treaty was signed in 1920, granting full sovereignty to Norway. But despite the fact that the question of the legal status of Spitsbergen resolved, there still controversy about the sensible features and conditions of this sovereignty. In this article, a special place is given to the status of the waters around Svalbard. As for the Russian fisheries in the Barents and Norwegian Seas, including sea area of Svalbard, it has important historical significance, as well as being important in terms of production of living resources. However, after the establishment of Norway's 200-mile fisheries protection zone around Svalbard other countries emerged some difficulties in the public domain in the maritime spaces around the archipelago. This article is devoted to the development problems of interpretation of the provisions of the Svalbard Treaty of Paris in 1920.

In the article the main directions of ensuring military safety of member states of the CSTO according to “The strategy of collective security of the Collective Security Treaty Organization until 2025” are considered

The paper considers main peculiarities of right-extremism and its growth in some states of the European Union. Right-extremism is a threat to the European stability and integration. Failures in the integration of immigrants, the growth of xenophobia and intolerance among local and immigrant communities cause their mutual radicalization. Nevertheless, the experience of some European countries demonstrates the lack of the population's long-term support of extremist campaigns against European integration.

The article is devoted to judgment of the concept “religious extremism”, its diffusion in the Former Soviet Union, to implication forms and references on counteraction. Religious extremism is the difficult social phenomenon, which affects the political, legal and moral sphere. Based on the analysis of modern publications and actual data, the author shows that successful preventive activities for counteraction to religious extremism in the Former Soviet Union require a combination of legislative and technical restrictions of extremist orientation information dissemination.