President Viktor Yushchenko announced on Friday that "Ukraine will introduce a visa -free regime for European citizens a few days later." “In turn, Ukraine expects a response from the European Union Member countries,” Yushchenko said, speaking in Kyiv at the Forum “Business and Power - Partners”.

Participants of the ninth World Russian People’s Cathedral (VRNS), dedicated to the 60th anniversary of victory and the fight against terror, called for compatriots to renew the willingness to live in their souls not for the sake of pleasure and entertainment, but for the sake of neighbors and homeland.

At Thursday evening, an exhibition of leading Russian contemporary artists opened in the Russian Embassy in London. She is timed to the International Women's Day celebrated a few days ago. In the exhibition of the exhibition, about forty works of sixteen artists from Russia and the countries of the former USSR. Among the authors of the paintings are Victoria Tikhomirova, Svetlana Kuleshova and Ilona Gansovskaya.

The Dzerzhinsky Federal Court of St. Petersburg repeatedly satisfied one of the claims of construction companies against the ballerina Anastasia Volochkova for 1.2 million rubles. In April last year, the Dzerzhinsky court has already issued a decision in this lawsuit, obliging Volochkova to pay 1 million 840 thousand rubles to a designer company for the establishment of chandeliers, lamps and a sconces in its apartment. However, the City Court of St.

In the American city of Atlanta (Georgia), a 3-year-old girl received a gunshot wound in the head after her 4-year-old girlfriend shot her from the weapons that they found in the house of one of the girls. According to police, adults left girls to play the same in the bedroom. Antisia McClinton, together with a girlfriend, began to look for a suitable toy. As a result, the girls found a small caliber pistol in the nightstand next to the bed and decided that it would fit for the game.

In Khanty-Mansiysk, a 53-year-old man died in a traffic accident in a traffic accident in an ambulance that took him to the hospital, Interfax reports. On Friday night, on the 103rd km of the Khanty-Mansiysk-Nyagan, the driver of the VAZ car lost control, as a result, the car turned over. The passenger received bodily harm. He called an ambulance by phone, which was supposed to deliver him to Khanty-Mansiysk, the press service of the city police department said.

In Moldova - the former Soviet Republic, where the ruling Communist Party defeated the parliamentary elections on March 6 - did not happen to the "Orange Revolution". However, large changes are planned in this small country, clamped between Ukraine and Romania. For the first time, three states of this zone - Moldova, Ukraine and Georgia - enter the path of regional cooperation.

The representative of the Russian Orthodox Church abroad (ROCS) believes that, with goodwill, disagreement with the Moscow Patriarchate will be overcome. This was stated on the eve of the Archbishop of Berlin and German Mark to journalists in Moscow. He arrived here to participate in the work of the World Russian People’s Cathedral.

The Supreme Court of North Ossetia issued a verdict in relation to persons involved in undermining the bus with military personnel in Mozdok in June 2003. One of the organizers of this attack - Rustam Ganiev - was sentenced to life imprisonment. Magomed Kodzoev received 25 years in prison (but will spend seven years in prison, and the remaining term in a strict regime colony), and Iliev and Arkady Arakhov received 11.5 years.

Hurricane winds and strong precipitation will cause a cyclone on the Kuril archipelago, approaching the islands from the Sea of ​​Japan. As Interfax was told in the Sakhalin Territorial Directorate for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring, shifting to the Pacific Ocean over the Sansa Strait, separating the Japanese islands of Hokkaido and Honsyu, the element will fall into the southern smokers in the next day.

The Russian Jewish Congress (rivers) demanded to initiate criminal cases against the newspaper "Orthodox Rus" and those who subscribed under a recent letter to the Prosecutor General's Office demanding to check the activities of Jewish organizations. As the Interfax agency was informed today in the press service of the Congress, official appeals to state authorities, including the Moscow and the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of Moscow and St. Petersburg, sent rivers today.

Two and a half months before the departure of James Wolfenson from the post of President of the World Bank, clarity with his candidate his successor is still absent, and more and more incredible proposals appear. The candidacy of Bono, who was first offered to the post of chief international banker in the editorial comment of Los Angeles Times, unexpectedly received the support of the US Minister of Finance.

The famous actress Cameron Diaz was urgently sent to the hospital after an unsuccessful fall from the chest of drawers. The actress wanted to throw some things to the top of the closet. Her friend Justin Timberlake heard a roar and rushed to the second floor at the bedroom, where she was, in their house worth $ 2.2 million in Hollywood. He found his beloved unconscious on the floor, a bleeding wound gaped on her head.

In the city of Nadym (Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug), a reindeer herds hotel opened. Its main difference is a special parking for deer teams. In the courtyard you can also pararry snowmobiles, which are now increasingly used by modern nomads for traveling to visit. A reindeer herders can accommodate more than thirty guests in double rooms. Moreover, the rooms are equipped with showers, a room for drying outerwear, a kitchen, equipped with household appliances and dishes.

If someone seems strange to someone that serious scientists in Scotland publish a study of the fusion of herring, then what can be said about the fact that they had practically surpassed the Swedish scientists who discovered the same phenomenon? Bob Batti from the Scottish Association of Oceanology was surprised when he made this discovery with two researchers from Canada - Ben Wilson and Larry Dill.