It is possible that the Central Bank of the Russian Federation will buy a batch of gold from Gokhran, said the first deputy chairman of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, Alexei Ulyukaev.

The New York Times commented on the situation around the Moscow Sadniki gardening partnership. In the 1950s, the authorities provided these lands to several dozens of families - employees of the Moscow channel - for gardens and gardens, writes Inopressa.ru . According to 78-year-old Maria Gurlinina, the owner of one of the sites, initially on these lands there were only sands and swamps, but the gardeners brought Black Earth and planted trees.

Afghan President Hamid Karzai, who remained in power for the second term after the abolition of the second round of elections, promised that there would be no corrupt officials in his new government. The United States and their NATO allies insist on this. “There will be no place for people involved in corruption in the government,” Karzai said in an interview with the American television company PBS.

On Tuesday November 10, Moldova will be held in the presidential election . One candidate will take part in them - a representative of the ruling alliance "For European Integration", chairman of the Democratic Party of Moldova, Marian Lupa . The deadline for submitting documents for registration of candidates finally expired on Saturday night, November 7, and although he had previously extended, no one else went to the election commission.

The Ministers of Finance and the heads of central banks were unable to achieve unity on the issue of tax on speculative operations at the Saint-Endryus meeting in St. Andrew. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown argued that such a tax could be a tendency to banks and funds for risk, and this will make the world economy less vulnerable.

Borrowers-a-single borrowers will soon receive the right to repay loans ahead of schedule without any fines by banks. The corresponding amendments to the Civil Code on Friday were adopted by the State Duma in the first reading. If the law enters into force, banks will lose about 2% of income on each early loan, and they will compensate for these losses by raising other loans commissions, Kommersant writes with reference to experts.

In Russia on November 9, vaccination against the new flu begins. At the first stage, it will be held in the Altai Territory, Moscow, Tyumen, Bryansk and Voronezh regions. Russian doctors recommend to wear masks in parallel with vaccination and not forget about vitamins.

One of Ford's largest American automakers was the first to equip their cars with seat belts. This happened in 1955. Now the company is launching new belts - inflatable into serial production, Mambrana reports. Some automakers have already represented such a means of security on the concepts, but only Ford is ready to put them on models for mass sales.

The police of the Moscow region detained two unemployed men who are suspected of killing a handyman. A victim of criminals was a citizen of Kyrgyzstan. The alleged killers were detained in the Ramensky district of the Moscow region, Interfax reports with reference to a source in the law enforcement agencies of the Moscow Region. "The corpse of a 40-year-old man was discovered in the forest near the village of Rybokhoz with multiple stab wounds of the chest and back," the police said.

China in the next three years will provide Africa to the countries of Africa for $ 10 billion. This was stated by the Prime Minister of the State Council of China Ven Jiabao at the Forum of the Chinese-African cooperation on Sunday in Egypt in Egypt, BFM.ru reports with reference to the AFP and Bloomberg agency. These funds will be intended for the development of infrastructure of African countries and financing programs in the social sphere.

The third -generation mobile communications may appear in Moscow in December or, in extreme cases, at the beginning of next year, the Kommersant newspaper writes. The operators of the "Big Three" finally agreed with the Ministry of Defense of the frequency scheme. However, for the deployment of third -generation networks in Moscow, some restrictions are introduced - in particular, the number of basic stations and the height of the antennas.

The dismissed police major Alexei Dymovsky from Novorossiysk will meet with the Commission of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, who arrived on Monday to the Krasnodar Territory to investigate the charges of charges of the police on the Internet, Rosbalt reports. Previously, Dymovsky promised to check the regional prosecutor's office.

In Paris, the jury of the International Coer of Cellists named after Mstislav Rostropovich announced the names of the laureates. According to the chairman of the jury, a well-known Polish composer Krzyshtof Penderetsky, the Grand Prix of the most prestigious in the world of the cello competition received a 23-year-old musician from Japan of Dai Miyat, ITAR-TASS reports. This award, awarded by the jury, together with the mayor of Paris, is 10 thousand euros.

The Fund for supporting Islamic culture, science and education and the Turkish Center for Islamic Studies intend to jointly publish the Russian Islamic Encyclopedia. "The Russian Islamic Encyclopedia, approximately in four volumes, will include articles relating to the history, modern state and development of Islam in the Russian Federation, the activities of Russian Muslim organizations and Islamic universities," the Interfax -religion portal in the fund was told today.

In connection with the catastrophe of the Tu-142 anti-submarine aircraft in the Far East, flights of naval aviation in the Northern Fleet were temporarily terminated by order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, Vladimir Vysotsky, on Monday at the headquarters of the Northern Fleet.