The Afghan National airline "Ariana" begins regular flights to Paris. Aircraft will fly from Kabul to the capital of France once a week. Subsequently, flights are planned to New York, London, Rome and Amsterdam. Ariana lost 6 of 8 airliners during bombing in 2001, when the war began against the Taliban.

Stormy riots flashed in the Mexican city of Guadalahahar, where the summit of the leaders of the European Union and the countries of Latin America ends. A demonstration of protest against poverty, which was organized by radically tuned students, quickly outgrown into a pogrom. Banks and shops are plundered. Machines are broken. The police had to use tear gas and batons. More than 20 people were injured, about a hundred arrested.

US President George Bush urged Americans in Iraq to show persistence and patience. In a weekly appeal to the nation, Bush compared the campaign in Iraq and the campaign to combat terrorism against the struggle of the Allies against fascism during the Second World War and repeated that the United States would achieve victories. Today, George Bush will take part in the opening ceremony in Washington Memorial to American soldiers who fought in the Second World War.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reported that its experts discovered traces of enriched uranium at nuclear facilities in Libya. In the confidential report of the Magate, the contents of which became known to Reuters, it is noted that the laboratory operated in Tripoli, the results of which could be used in the Libyan nuclear program. At the same time, the Magate came to the conclusion that Libya was still far from the release of nuclear charges.

The prime ministers of Pakistan and India - the world of Zafarulla Jamali and Manmohan Singh - announced the adherence of a peaceful dialogue. On Saturday, the heads of government held negotiations by phone. According to Jamali, regular consultations of foreign ministers of the two countries will soon resume.

In Turin, a farewell ceremony with the head of the Fiat concern Umberto Anelli, who died on Thursday at 70 years of life, takes place. Thousands of people flow to the Fiat Museum, where the coffin is exhibited. The Prime Minister of Italy Silvio Berlusconi will take part in the mourning ceremony. Who will now lead the famous automobile concern is still unknown. Angelli has two grandchildren who are sent to this position- but they are still too young.

In Saudi Arabia, unknown armed people who attacked office and residential complexes in the city of El Hubar and killed at least five people released five hostages - Livan citizens. This was announced by the ambassador of Lebanon in Saudi Arabia. It is still unclear whether other hostages remain in the hands of the attackers. The complex where the attackers are located is blocked by the police.

In Washington, a memorial is opening today to American soldiers who fought in the Second World War. The solemn ceremony should be attended by the current President of the United States George Bush and former presidents - Bill Clinton, George Bush Sr., Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford. At the opening of the memorial, hundreds of thousands of people are expected, as expected. Unpretentent security measures are taken. 16 million Americans fought in the Second World War against Germany and Japan.

In Krasnodar, 29 high school students are hospitalized with acute food poisoning. 10 of them are in serious condition. The exact diagnosis of the disease has not yet been established. High school students were sent to a hospital from military fees held in a children's rehabilitation camp.

Egypt agreed to help ensure security in the gas sector if Israel withdraws troops from there and evacuates settlements. According to the Egyptian press, President Hosni Mubarak in response to the request of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said that he would send an expert group to the gas sector, including on security issues. Sharon informed Mubarak about his new plan for the withdrawal of troops and settlements from Gaza. The plan should still be approved by the Israeli government.

In North Ossetia, traffic was restored on the section of the North Caucasus Railway, where the Moscow-Vladimir-Vladimir passenger train was blown up and left the rails. According to preliminary data, an explosive device laid under the rails was acted using remote control. There are no victims. Another - unexploded - the explosive device was found on the support of the power line near the scene. The prosecutor's office of North Ossetia opened a criminal case under the article “Terrorism”.

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American planes for the second time this week struck the positions of the militants of the Taliban movement in the south of Afghanistan. Blows were struck in response to an attack on American troops in the border with Pakistan. Two American soldiers were injured in battle.

According to the latest data, at least 45 people became victims of yesterday's earthquake in Iran, 350 were injured. The Iranian authorities report significant destruction in more than 80 settlements. A lot of people spent a night in the open air, fearing repeated underground shocks. The force of the earthquake exceeded 6 points on the Richter scale. The epicenter was 70 kilometers north of Tehran.

The UN respects the choice of the ruling council of Iraq, who on Friday unanimously elected Jay Allaiui by the future head of the transition government of the country, ”said the representative of the organization Fred Ekhard. Allaui - a Muslim Shiit, a doctor in a specialty - spent many years in exile and headed one of the emigrant groups that were in opposition to the regime of Saddam Hussein.