Our government has one amazing feature: it cannot be protected. That is, somehow in passing, by passing-it is still passing. But to seriously, it does not work. Around our government, humor is somewhat specific. You will only say, for example, “Kiriyenko” - and everyone is already smiling. Or say "phrases" - laugh. Or “Zubkov” - well, just like a fresh person, he only managed to give the girl a candy, and also - either hikhonki, then hahanki.

On Thursday, October 10, a delegation of members of the European Parliament led by Daniel Cohn-Bendit received an official refusal to provide Russian visas. As usual, nothing is known about the reasons for the refusal - the Russian Embassy in Brussels did not explain the reasons for the refusal to issue visas.

Korean People's Democratic Republic The DPRK nuclear program received intensive development in the 1980s. It provided for the construction of a nuclear fuel cycle focused on the gasograph reactors working on natural uranium, the design of which allows you to effectively develop weapons plutonium. The largest nuclear object is the Yonben nuclear center (86 km north of Pyongyan).

The conference was initiated by the European Parliament and was supposed to be devoted to energy issues, security issues, civil society and the Kyoto Protocol. And yesterday it became known that deputies were denied entry visas to Russia without explanation. I know that a group of “refuse” deputies sent their letter to the Russian Ambassador to Belgium, they are trying to clarify the situation, and now a decision is being made on what response measures will be taken.