The famous American pop singer Michael Jackson accused of racism and exploiting musicians to Sonya Muzik, which released many of his musical albums. Jackson called the “racist” of the head of one of the divisions “Sonya Muzik” Tommy Mottola and claimed that he repeatedly insulted black artists. In addition, Jackson said that in pursuit of the profits of Sony Musik is not considered the wishes of the performers.

Oleg Vinokurov: Women's final of the Wimbleon Tennis tournament was a repetition of the final of the open championship of France. Two sisters met again: Vinus and Serena Williams. However, our expert Olga Morozova, with whom Gagik Karapetyan talked, liked the current match more than the previous one. Olga Morozova: What I saw in France, it seemed to me somewhere in my soul that the match was somehow painted before they went to the court.

In the south of Germany, the bodies of two more people who died as a result of a clash in the air on July 2 of the Russian aircraft Tu-154 and the cargo Boeing were found today. Thus, the remains of all victims of the tragedy were discovered. So far, only 37 out of 71 bodies have been identified. A plane arrived from Moscow to Germany, which on Monday will deliver the remains of 33 dead to Russia. German experts continue to analyze the data of on -board aircraft planes.

A soldier who fled yesterday from a military unit near Omsk, committed suicide last night. His body was found one of the search groups. According to preliminary investigation data, the soldier shot himself in the head. The reasons for its escape are established. According to Interfax, Private Mikhail Khokhlov was called up from Kemerovo. After a six -month stay in the training center, he was sent to the landing part near Omsk.

The head of the Palestinian autonomy, Yasir Arafat, met on Saturday near the city of Ramalllah with a large group of employees of the Palestinian special services, who disagreed with the appointment of a new head of the security service of the western coast of Jordan. According to the decision of the Arafat, instead of Djibril Rajuba, one of the most influential figures in the Palestinian leadership, was appointed Governor Jennin Zuheir Manashreh.

Hundreds of residents of Venice on Sunday blocked access to the main city channels, protesting against the intention of the authorities - to limit the movement of boats in the city. The authorities decided to take such a step due to the fact that the waves caused by motor boats destroy the foundations of architectural monuments located along the channels. However, the inhabitants of Venice say that they have to use boats in everyday life - in particular, for trips to shops.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development said on Sunday that he would provide a loan of $ 80 million to one of the largest Russian beer manufacturers - the St. Petersburg company Vienna. Money will go to the development of production. Vienna is a subsidiary of the Baltika holding, the joint venture of the Danish company Karlsberg and the Finnish - Hartuol.

One and a half percent of Russians are sick with alcoholism and alcohol psychoses. According to the Russian Ministry of Health, over the past two years, the incidence of alcoholism has increased by almost 30 percent, and with alcoholic psychoses - more than 50 percent. According to the National Alcohol Association, the country has up to thousands of six hundred underground workshops that produce falsified vodka.

In Afghanistan, the funeral of Haji, Abdul Kadir, the Minister of the Transport Government, one of the deputy leader of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai, was held in Afghanistan. In the morning, Khamid Karzai, former President of Afghanistan Burkhanuddin Rabbani and members of the country's transition government, were present at the mourning ceremony in the main mosque of Kabul. Then the coffin with the body of Kadir was delivered by an airplane to the city of Jalalabad, where he will be buried.

The head of the Egyptian intelligence service Omar Suleiman met on Sunday in Jerusalem with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, Ministers of Defense and Foreign Affairs. Later in the city of Ramalllah on the west coast of Jordan, General Suleiman held a meeting with the head of the Palestinian autonomy Yasir Arafat.

The fate of 33 miners of the Ukrainian mine in the Donetsk region, who were blocked in the face as a result of a fire, is still unknown. The fire arose last night at a depth of about 600 meters. At the scene of the accident, 26 divisions of city rescuers work, who have been trying to extinguish the fire for 10 hours. According to the Ministry of Emergencies of Ukraine, 80 people who were in the mine at the time of the fire were urgently evacuated to the surface.

In Barcelona, at the International AIDS Conference, the Swiss Corporation Roche and the American company Trimeris reported on Monday about the successful completion of the clinical testing of the new method of combating HIV infection. The synthetic drug T-20 created by these companies is the first of the next generation antivirus, called the mergers. The anti -spide drugs that are currently used to suppress the reproduction of the immunodeficiency virus in the cells of the immune system.

In the German city of Hamm, worships began on Sunday in the largest Hindu church in Europe. At the ceremony of the consecration of the temple, which was built for two years, there were three thousand people. In the building of seven hundred square meters there are statues of 180 of the Dudist Pantheon.

The Turkish Prime Minister Buent Ezhevit again stated that, despite health problems, he would remain at his post until 2004, when the trace of the country's parliamentary elections should take place. In May, the 77-year-old Edgevit was twice hospitalized and has not begun to fulfill his duties since then. A number of Turkish political figures calls him to resign due to the fact that his state of health led to negative consequences for the country's economy.

Belgian student invented a flashlight working from sunlight. According to the Ananov news agency today, the flashlight does not need replaceable batteries. It is equipped with a solar panel, which in the daytime serves to charge batteries that feed four LEDs. Such light sources can find wide application in areas where there are no electricity yet, and can also become constant companions of tourists and climbers.