Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov signed an order to prepare pre-design documentation for the construction of a golf complex with apartments in the Mitino area near the village of Rozhdestveno (North-West Administrative District). This was reported in the city administration.

In Spain, the police special forces after six hours of siege on Thursday burst into the Deutsche Bank branch in the Leon city allegedly captured by robbers and, without finding the raiders, freed the employees locked in a shift room. Special forces burst into the premises of the bank branch in Leon, 340 kilometers northwest of Madrid, but did not find a single raid there. Employees of the departments were locked in a shift room.

The European Union wanted the Czech Republic to create a state body to investigate incidents at sea, according to Friday in the "News of the Czech Republic" on The Czech Walker. The Czech delegation, led by the Minister of Transport, Alyoshe Rzhebichek, had to negotiate with the ministers of transport other EU countries. According to the Czechs, the European Union wanted to force them to create an organization for which there is no work, since the Czech Republic does not have access to the sea.

The Japanese Suzuki Motor Corp in the framework of the XI St. Petersburg International Economic Forum signed a package of documents on the construction of its own automobile plant in the Russian Federation, Interfax reports.

Russia does not plan to impose any sanctions against British goods, in particular beer, in response to the critical statements of the British leadership to Russia. This was stated on Friday on Friday in Heiligendamm the head of Rospotrebnadzor, the chief state sanitary doctor of the Russian Federation Gennady Onishchenko. "The sanctions are not timed to the anniversary of the October Revolution.

In Murmansk, the organizers of the "Marsh of the Disagle" were detained for illegal agitation, the opposition site Kasparov.ru reports. As they say on the site, during the detention, the police found in the backpacks of one of the organizers of the "marsh of disagreed" Dmitry Volova and a member of the "Defense" movement Dmitry Taranov Listenka, which they were supposed to put up. "Law enforcement officers accuse Volova and Taranov of illegal agitation after 23.00," the report said.

The Greater Eight states demanded that Iran fulfill the requirements of the international community and abandon his nuclear program. As noted in the Declaration adopted at the summit in Heiligen Damm, Tehran is obliged to stop any uranium enrichment activity, as well as research and development of nuclear technologies in order to create prerequisites for the negotiations, ITAR-TASS reports. Otherwise, new sanctions will be adopted in relation to Iran, Reuters reports.

South Korean Hyundai Motor Corp is considering the possibility of building a plant with a capacity of up to 200 thousand cars a year in Russia, Interfax said Deputy Director of the Department of Investment Policy of the Ministry of Economic Development (MECHER) Dmitry Levchenkov. Investments in the project are estimated at about $ 400 million, he said.

The legendary British actor Sir Sean Connery, who gained worldwide fame thanks to the role of James Bond, refused to participate in Indiana Johns-4, despite the fact that the filmmakers persuaded him to play the father of the protagonist for quite some time. Recall that Connery previously stated that he would like to play his father, but not Indiana Jones, but James Bond . “I thought for a long time about this proposal.

Tajikistan President Emomali Rakhmonov signed a law unanimously adopted by parliament on Friday prohibiting the holding of expensive rites and rituals in the country. Rakhmonov called the scope of celebrations held in the poorest Central Asian Republic, "shameless and shocking", ITAR-TASS reports with reference to the press service of the head of Tajikistan.

The White House advocates understanding between Britain and Russia in the Litvinenko case. In Washington, they would like "our friends in Russia and the UK to reach a certain consent on this problem," said Tom Casey State Department representative. In this regard, he stated that the murder of Litvinenko should be completely investigated, and the perpetrators should appear before the court, Interfax reports.

US President George Bush again began on Friday to the work of the Eight Group summit in Heiligen Damm, a few hours of absence due to ailment, the press secretary of the White House Tony Fratto said. Bush felt pain in his stomach, and was under the supervision of a personal doctor.

The United States imposed sanctions against four Iranian companies suspected of transferring technologies to create weapons of mass destruction. This was announced today by representatives of the US Department of Finance. If the US assets are found in the United States, they must be frozen; Americans are also prohibited from maintaining business relations with them. The basis for these measures is a decree signed by President George Bush in 2005, ITAR-TASS indicates.

In St. Petersburg, where the XI International Economic Forum begins on Friday, a huge banner was posted on the house on the corner of Nevsky Prospekt and the Fontanka River embankment. On the black background, in white letters it is written: "June 8-10. LenExpo. Glooming of thieves." This was reported by the site "Fontanka.ru" . According to these data, the poster was hung with activists of the movement named after Peter Alekseev. They also lit a smoke bomb on the roof of the house.

The Union of European basketball leagues unanimously voted to expand the composition of the participants of the cup of the Uleb Cup to 32 teams. In the next season, Russia will most likely be represented in this tournament at once by three clubs - the country's vice -champion of Kazan UNICS, the bronze medalist of the Khimki near Moscow and the Moscow Dynamo. This fundamental decision, as ITAR-TASS noted, was made largely due to the increased interest of European clubs in this tournament.