In Washington, negotiations between US President George Bush and Prime Minister of the State Council of China Ven Jiabao are being negotiated today. The main topics of the discussion are North Korea’s nuclear program, Taiwan's problem and issues of bilateral economic relations. According to economists, the US trade deficit with China will reach a record level this year - about $ 120 billion.

The program is conducted by Arslan Saidov. The Radio Liberty correspondent Grigory Gilevich, who is talking with political scientist Konstantin Kiselev, takes part. Arslan Saidov: Visiting in the Yekaterinburg studio Radio Liberty, political scientist Konstantin Kiselev. Grigory Gilevich: Now next to me is a political scientist, chairman of the Council of the Ural Guild of Political Consultants Konstantin Kiselev. Of course, we continue to analyze the elections on Sunday.

Alexander Kostinsky: The power of modern computers is growing rapidly. With the same, if not more speed, the complexity of programs is growing. They are written in a short time with limited budgets, so the programs are often inconvenient, but this is half -worn. It is more important that computer programs now ensure the operation of critical systems, such as nuclear stations, power systems, railways, airports and spacecraft.

In Moscow on Tverskaya Street, a car was blown up near the National Hotel. According to preliminary data, five people died and three were injured. The cause of the explosion is unknown. The area of the incident is numb, the ambulance teams work on the spot.

Oleg Kusov , Moscow: In Moscow, at about 11 a.m. on Mokhovoy Street, an explosion occurred next to the National Hotel. According to updated data, 6 people were killed, 14 were injured. Eyewitnesses were already found who claim that two suspicious women asked passers -by the address of the State Duma of Russia. Five hours after the explosion, information agencies reported that one of the found suicide terrorists found documents in the name of Inga Geysoeva, a native of Chechnya.

Mikhail Sokolov: Together with my colleague Vladimir Baburin, we are waiting for our guests - these are the authors of many political publications Sergey Markov, director of the Institute of Political Research, and Maxim Dianov, head of the Institute of Regional Problems. Unfortunately, they are delayed, it is very difficult to drive because of the attack in Moscow - traffic jams. But they go, we are waiting for them.

The United States again called on Tehran to issue al-Qaeda militants, which, as Washington suggests, hide in Iran. The representative of the State Department Richard Bucher said that Iran should transfer the suspects in terrorism to the United States or countries where the militants come from, or third countries - for inquiry and court.

The program is conducted by Vladimir Baburin. The correspondent of Radio Radio Liberty Mumin Shakirov, who visited the Central Election Commission of Russia, is participating in a press conference. Vladimir Baburin: The very first preliminary results of the parliamentary elections were declared Alexander Veshnyakov immediately after the polling stations in the Kaliningrad region closed, and they practically did not change.

In Rostov-on-Don, a court hearing in the case of the former head of the food service of the North Caucasus Military District, Colonel Sergei Serkin, accused of exceeding official powers, begins. According to the investigation, Serkin, when choosing companies from which he purchased food for the district, took bribes, which were calculated by millions of euros. He was arrested this summer in Moscow.

Recently, a message flashed in the Russian press about the completion of the construction of the Baikal -Amur highway - an alternative railway message with the Far East. This final imperial project, whose roots go back in time immemorial, stretched for decades and survived the empire itself for 12.

Alexander Kostinsky: The power of modern computers is growing rapidly. With the same, if not more speed, the complexity of programs is growing. They are written in a short time with limited budgets, so the programs are often inconvenient, but this is half -worn. It is more important that computer programs now ensure the operation of critical systems, such as nuclear stations, power systems, railways, airports and spacecraft.

In the north of Iraq, over thirty American soldiers suffered during the explosion. The explosive device worked in the car at the entrance to the US base under the city of Mosul. Heavily wounded - no. The UN Security Council condemned yesterday armed attacks on the coalition forces in Iraq. The Council statement noted that not only US military and their allies are subjected to attacks, but also civilian specialists working in the country.

"All people are born free and equal in their dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and should act in relation to each other in the spirit of the brotherhood." Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. How far is Bashkiria to effective democratic management? Human rights activists helped the homeless brothers Aslannyan from Pyatigorsk.

The Yabloko party, the Union of Right Forces and other democratic organizations and movements today began consultations on cooperation and nomination of a single candidate in the presidential election. As the leader of Yabloko Grigory Yavlinsky said at a press conference, the issue of a single candidate will be discussed in detail with all participants in a possible democratic coalition.

In Moscow, at about 11 a.m. on Mokhovoy Street, an explosion occurred next to the National Hotel. According to updated data, six people were killed, 14 were injured. The condition of several victims is critical. According to the main version, the explosion was carried out by two suicide bombers. Another woman, presumably involved in the terrorist attack, disappeared from the scene of the explosion and put on the wanted list.