Thai oppositionists are building obstacles on the roads to obstruct a police reinforcement from the province to enter the city. Demonstrators established obstacles on the main road to Bangkok and on the outskirts of the city. Thus, they are trying not to let into the city the law enforcement from the province, who should assist their capital's colleagues in suppressing the riots. The leaders of the "Red Red Bushens" called on their supporters not to give up and resist the police and the troops.

Comments ( Add comment ) Redor Wrote 04/26/2010 at 18:35 link complain (delete) Bone in the throat It seems that the author belongs to the cohort of those to whom the old man with his independent policy has become a bone in the throat of the Kremlin. The hole in the defense of the Russian Federation no longer worries him, if only to both the leader of the only ally!

A system has been developed that allows you to control the car movements. The car turns to where the driver looks. The tests of the system called Eyedriver were held on the territory of the abandoned Berlin airport Tempelhof. The experimental car, developed by scientists from the Free University of Berlin, was driven using special cameras that follow the driver's gaze. The university’s report says that the system can work in two modes - free driving and following the route.

A environmental threat arose off the coast of the Gulf of Mexico in the American state of Louisian. On Thursday, the drilling plant leased by the BP oil company exploded and sank off the coast of Louisiana. The missing 11 workers were most likely killed. More than 100 people managed to save. Currently, about a thousand barrels of oil flows into the sea daily.

In front of the Grand Prix of Spain, the Formula-1 team “Mercedes”, for which the seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher is playing, announced technical changes in the car, adjusted precisely for the leading style of the “Red Baron”. Novelty under noise On May 9, the Grand Prix of Spain will be held. The fifth stage of the 2010 season has an additional intrigue. Before the Spanish starts, some teams technically updated their carriers. Special attention is paid to Mercedes.

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The Austrian law enforcement agencies have evidence of the connection of Shaa Turlaev, one of the main advisers of President Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov, with the killers of Umar Israilov, says The New York Times. By publishing the details of a 15-month investigation, the American newspaper refers to lawyers, the Austrian prosecutor’s office, as well as an anonymous source familiar with the case file. Former bodyguard Ramzan Kadyrov, Umar Israilov, received a political asylum in Austria in 2006.

The Chinese market, demonstrating the unprecedented growth rate, has become the most tidbine piece for world car manufacturers. This trend showed brightly at the Beijing Auto Show, which opened last Friday. The motor market of the Middle Kingdom is amazing. Last year, he became the largest in the world: the Chinese bought 13.6 million cars, convincingly bypassing the Americans. In the United States, only 10 million cars were sold.

Ecologists have discovered another force that can slow down global warming. These are whales, or rather, the product of their vital activity - a litter rich in iron compounds. Kitov droppage against global warming. A similar topic of scientific research may seem at best a dubious joke of biologists, and at worst - a waste of funds allocated for scientific work.

Armenia authorities have developed a bill regulating striptease. The document determines the places suitable for erotic dance, the age of its performers and even the distance to the client. The Armenian government introduced a draft amendments to the law on trade and services that regulate the performance of striptease to the parliament.

Four residents of Krasnoyarsk were detained on suspicion of custom-made murders related to the leadership of the spheres of influence in the market of escort services. Moreover, one of the victims was the former policeman Konstantin Leonenko, known for his letter to the president.

On the blog, which Internet users consider to be a network diary of the famous musician Yuri Shevchuk, a warning appeared about the possibility of a compromising video on him and Konstantin Kinchev. As the author of the blog wrote, there is nothing criminal in the video. He urged users of the Internet not to believe anything, no matter what they saw in such a video, and noted that the creators of such videos use installation.

The Russian government does not exclude that Russian airlines can be paid compensation for a simple ban on flights over Europe. This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Ivanov. “In the near future, we agreed with the Minister of Transport Igor Levitin that Russian airlines would consider their damage, and as soon as they can bring him and voice it, we are going to think about compensation for damage,” Ivanov said.

The art director of the Benoit Center Nina Kudryavtseva-Luri told GZT .ru about the award of Benoit de la Dans, about the new ballet of Yuri Grigorovich “Romeo and Juliet” and why this choreographer will not return to the post of chief choreographer of the Bolshoi Theater. On May 18, Benoa de la Dans’s ballet prize will be awarded on the new scene of the Bolshoi Theater for the 18th time. The next day, the Benoa de La Danes star, the Laureates of different years, will be held in Bolshoi.

From the famous Russian boxer Nikolai Valuev, all charges of beating in 2006 were a guard of the St. Petersburg sports complex Spartak. The athlete is satisfied: in four years he was pretty tired of court litigation.