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In Lithuania, elections to the Sejm took place yesterday. According to preliminary data, more than 53 percent of voters took part in the vote. It is expected that the left -shentricial forces will win, who accuse the legal government of Andrius Kubilius of worsening the economic situation in the country. According to the results of the voter surveys immediately after voting, not one of the parties will be able to gain most of the votes necessary for the independent formation of the government.

According to the press service of the Northern Fleet, the preparation of the International Group of Divers to participate in the work on the building of the Kursk nuclear submarine. Russian and Norwegian specialists will arrive in the disaster area from the Norwegian port city of Bergen on the regalia ship, owned by the American company Holliberton.

The European Union intends to abolish two sanctions against Yugoslavia - an oil embargo and a ban on air communication with Belgrade. The abolition of sanctions is discussed today in Luxembourg, foreign ministers of the EU countries. Two more sanctions are still valid - financial restrictions and a ban on the issuance of entry visas to a number of official Yugoslav persons.

US President Bill Clinton said that he intends to take steps to improve relations with Yugoslavia. On Sunday, his telephone conversation was held with the new President of Yugoslavia by Voislav Koshtunitsa. According to the representative of the US National Security Council, Philip Crowley, Clinton told Koshtunitsy that in the near future the United States - like the European Union - would consider the abolition of sanctions against Yugoslavia.

In Serbia, the leaders of the leading parties have come to an agreement on the holding of early parliamentary elections on December 19. This was announced by the head of the "Alliance for Changes" - Zoran Dzhindzhich.

In the Rostov region, the Chernobyl Union Committee will picket the buildings of the regional administration demanding to pay monetary compensation and recalculate them. In some cities, Chernobyls announced a hunger strike. According to the Radio Liberty correspondent, the liquidators of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant won about a thousand trials from the state, but did not receive money. About 10 thousand liquidators live in the Rostov region, 6 and a half thousand - disabled.

The international community makes active attempts to put an end to the crisis in the Middle East. The UN Secretary General Kofi Annan arrived in Israel tonight; Later today, the arrival of Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov, who held negotiations with the leadership of Syria and Lebanon, is expected. US Secretary of State Madlin Olbright said Washington intends to exert the most stringent diplomatic pressure in order to achieve the termination of the conflict.

The Nobel Prize in the field of medicine for 2000 was awarded to the Swedish scientist Arvid Karlsson and two Americans - Paul Greengard and Eric Kandelu - for research in the field of signal transmission in brain cells. The decision of the Nobel Committee says that the discoveries made by scientists played a decisive role in knowing the process of functioning of the brain and contributed to the creation of new drugs.

The President of Yugoslavia Voislav Koshtunits and the leader of Montenegro Milia Dzhukanovich agreed to convene a session of the Supreme Council of Defense of Yugoslavia in the coming days. The country's highest military body includes the presidents of Serbia and Montenegro, the Minister of Defense and the chief of the General Staff. Koshtunitsy canceled yesterday the economic blockade of Montenegro. The leadership of this republic was boycotting federal and parliamentary elections.

The Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, Vladimir Kuroyedov, considers the chances of the success of the operation of the bodies of the dead sailors from the Kursk nuclear submarine to the success of the bodies of the bodies of the dead submarine. According to him, the operation will be extremely complex and is associated with great risk. The admiral refused to report the exact date of the operation, saying only that it would begin in the third decade of October.

The American automotive corporation General Motors and its Italian partner Fiat announced that they were negotiating the purchase of the South Korean company Dau-Motors. Earlier from the purchase of DEU-Motors, whose debts are $ 80 million, Ford Corporation refused. Dau-Motors is the largest company, which is part of the bankrupt South Korean financial and industrial group "DEU".

In the clashes between the Palestinians and the Israeli security forces over the past 11 days, more than 80 people have died. Diplomats and leaders of a number of countries activate attempts to achieve the cessation of bloodshed in Israel and in the Palestinian territories. The UN Secretary General Kofi Annan arrives in Israel today. The Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov, upon completion of negotiations in Syria and Lebanon, also intends to meet with Israeli leaders today.

Review of analytical programs of Russian television. Anna Kachkayeva, Moscow: “Revolution on TV,” this week we all watched again how the historical event became a spectacle. History was happening in Yugoslavia in front of the whole world. It is unlikely that television screens were indifferent.

In hospitals, Pyatigorskaya and Nevinnomyssk over the past weekend, two more victims died on Friday during explosions in the Stavropol Territory. The total number of those killed as a result of terrorist attacks reached four people thus. About 30 wounded remain in hospitals.