Yuri Zhigalkin, New York: The most difficult issue of the current Russian -American relations and the upcoming summit is the fate of the proceedings. Despite the fact that neither the United States nor Russia publicly departed from its positions, Washington speaks of the need to create a pro system, and Moscow about its unacceptability, some of the political scientists drew attention to the subtext of what was happening.

In Moscow, on the International Children's Children, Orphans and Disabled Children's Day, they visited Chipolino ballet at the Bolshoi Theater , on Thursday the Russian Children's Fund reported. Orphans from other regions of the country watched performances at the Moscow Chamber Theater and the Durov animal Theater. Over the past ten years, the number of children in Russia has declined by 16 percent, that is, by five and a half million.

The program is conducted by Tengiz Gudava. He talks with the Chechen politician Ahyad Yidigov.

Mirche Adamchevsky, Skopier: In the north of Macedonia this morning, clashes of the Macedonian security forces with armed Albanian extremists continued. The representative of the army said that the provocations from extremists continued all night in the mountains near the cities of Tetovo and Kumanovo. Security forces responded with fire. In the morning, near the villages of Matece and the Slupchana, the army units destroyed a group that was riding with extremists food and ammunition.

Article by Akhyad Idigov Presenter Tengiz Gudava The program is hosted by Tengiz Gudava. He talks with Chechen politician Akhyad Idigov.

The Radio Liberty correspondent in New York Yuri Zhigalkin is talking with the representative of the American branch of the International Human Rights Economic Organization "International Amnesty" Elister Hadzhit. Yuri Zhigalkin: In your opinion, that the Russian authorities could openly intercept the report of a human rights organization that brought to Moscow an expert at the International Amnesty organization Marianna Katsarova. What, he contained a certain crime?

Aya Kuga, Belgrade: Goran Zhugich was killed on Wednesday at about 11 pm. As it became known from unofficial sources, the killer, obviously a professional, shot at the Conscious President’s adviser from the Hekler machine, when Zhugich got out of a car near his house near the Podgorian center. Not far from the place of murder was a policeman, but he was not able to detain the criminal.

Mirce Adamcevski, Skopje: Clashes between Macedonian security forces and armed Albanian extremists continued in northern Macedonia this morning. An army spokesman said provocations by extremists continued throughout the night in the mountains near the cities of Tetovo and Kumanovo. Security forces responded with fire. In the morning, near the villages of Matejche and Slupchany, army units destroyed a group that was delivering food and ammunition to the extremists on horseback.

Savik Shuster, Lisbon: The 14th meeting at the top between the EU and the USA - President Bill Clinton personally began this tradition, showed everyone how great the distance between the West and the rest of the world. Only 25 years ago between Portugal and America there was the same difference as between Washington and Minsk now. Now you look and wonder.

Vakha Arsanov, who called the Moscow Bureau of Radio Liberty, and the interviewed journalist, Rustam Kaliev, commented. The program is hosted by Peter Weil. Peter Weil: Today, June 1, Vice President of Chechnya Vakha Arsanov called the Moscow bureau of Radio Liberty.

Russian aviation continues to apply missile and bombing on the alleged positions of Chechen formations in the Argun Gorge, in the Vedensky and Nozha-Yurt districts of Chechnya. According to the Russian military, 600 Chechen fighters were blocked in the Nozha-Yurt district. Over the past day, Chechen detachments made 14 shelling of Russian columns, forces and checkpoints.

Interview with President Chechnya Aslan Maskhadova Radio Liberty. The host of the Liberty Live program Peter Weil is talking with Aslan Maskhadov. Peter Vile: Today, many, in fact - all the main media of Russia have spread reports that he was seriously wounded in Chechnya, and, according to some reports, the President of Chechnya Maskhadov was even killed. True, each time the messages were accompanied by a note that the information was not confirmed.

French Andrologists have found an explanation of previously published statistical data, according to which professional drivers often suffer from male infertility. Dr. Roger Musse and his employees came to the conclusion that a long stay at the wheel leads to an increase in temperature in the perineum, which reduces the number of mobile sperm. To prevent overheating, doctors advise driver not to wear tight -fitting clothes and get out of the car as often as possible.

The lessons that Russia can learn from the situation in the Middle East are talking to Peter Vile and Savik Shuster - Director of the Moscow Bureau of Radio Liberty, a special correspondent of Radio Liberty in Lisbon at the US Summit and the EU. Peter Vile: As far as you can understand, after the Prime Minister of Israel Ehud Barak came to Lisbon, the theme of the Middle East came to Lisbon, at least for some time, for the first place. Is that so?

Commented by the Vakha Arsanov, who called the Radio, who called the Radio, and the interview, journalist Rustam Kaliev. The program is conducted by Peter Vile. Peter Vile: Today, June 1, Vakha Arsanov, vice-president of Chechnya, called the Vice President of Chechnya, called the Moscow Bureau of Radio.