Pope John Pavel the Second is hospitalized in connection with the exacerbation of a cold. According to the representative of the Vatican, there are no reasons for concern. The condition of the pontiff is stable. He had enough strength to serve a mass in the hospital ward today. John Pavel the Second, who turned 84 years old, suffers from Parkinson's disease. On Sunday, he fell ill with the flu.

In Thailand, to date, the tsunami are listed - according to the Russian Emergencies Ministry - eight Russian tourists. The search for Russians continues. Only two citizens of Russia are still considered the dead. President Vladimir Putin today holds a meeting with employees of the Ministry of Emergencies - we are talking about helping the states of South Asia who suffered from the elements. It is also planned to discuss measures to develop a warning system about tsunami in Russia.

The program is conducted by Kirill Kobrin. Radio Liberty correspondents are attended by Mikhail Salenkov, Julia Kapralova, Vera Volodina, Evgeny Novikov. Kirill Kobrin: In 22 regions of Russia, a preferential ticket for travel in urban transport has been introduced from today. According to the decision of the government, its value should not exceed the amount of compensation for transportation costs. The government managed to settle this issue with the regions at the end of last week.

In the Sunzhensky district of Ingushetia, a suspect was detained in participating in the capture of the school in Beslan, the Russian military said. According to them, the 22-year-old resident of Nazran Ibris Matiev may also be involved in the attack of Mujahideen on the settlements of Ingushetia in June last year. The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic, however, refuted the information about Matiev’s involvement in these terrorist attacks.

On February 2, 1905, in Moscow, Socialist-Revolutionary Socialist Revolutionary Ivan Kalyaev made an attempt to attempt on the Moscow Governor General, Grand Duke Sergey Alexandrovich, uncle of Emperor Nicholas II. Knowing that in the evening Sergey Alexandrovich would go to the Bolshoi Theater, Kalyaev was waiting for a carriage on Voskresenskaya Square and rushed across her.

In Iraq, a group of leading Sunnita priests stated that any government formed after the recent elections could not be considered legal enough. According to the "Association of Muslim clergymen", representatives of too many segments of the population as a result of a boycott of voting will not fall into the parliament, and therefore will not be represented in the office. The counting of votes will end in a few days, ”the Central Election Commission announced.

Mikhail Bombin: Having decided to go to Moscow on May 9 for the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the victory over fascism, Latvia President Vike Vike-Freberg at the same time made a special political declaration dedicated to this event. According to the president, the victory over fascism did not bring Latvia anything but repeated occupation. And the world community should certainly achieve from Russia recognizing the fact of this very occupation.

The program is conducted by Olga Pispanen. The head of the project of "Network of Ecological Information Centers" Alexander Shkrebets takes part. Olga Pispanen: Today, in our studio, the head of the project of the "Center for Ecological Information" Alexander Shkrebets. First, let's listen to the report, which we will discuss today on the air of Radio Liberty.

In the Sunzhensky district of Ingushetia, a 22 -year -old resident of Nazran was detained, suspected of participating a school capture in Beslan, the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs said today. According to some reports, the detainee - Ibris Matyev - is also suspected of involvement in the attack on law enforcement agencies of Ingushetia as part of an armed group in June last year. During the arrest, Matiev seized two grenades that he wanted - but did not have time to use.

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Male handball Russia suffered a second fellow on the world championship in Tunisia. Yesterday, the Russians lost to the Greeks - 24:29 and with four points they take fourth place in the first group. In addition to Greece, 5 points have a team of the owners of the tournament, which tied with the Slovenian national team - 26:26 and France, which prevailed over the Czech Republic - 31:26. In Kazan, the World Hockey Championship continues.

The Pope John Pavel the Second is hospitalized in connection with the exacerbation of a cold. The representative of the Vatican said that the ballot about the health status of the pontiff will soon be published. John Pavel the Second, who turned 84 years old, suffers from Parkinson's disease. On Sunday, he fell ill with the flu. In Italy, there is an unusually cold winter, the country was seized with an epidemic of influenza.

Eight countries of Central and Eastern Europe adopted a program to protect the rights of gypsies. The document was signed on Wednesday in Sofia. It provides for improving the housing and social living conditions of gypsies, providing them with medical care and their integration into society, including training gypsy children in schools. The program is designed for 10 years and is funded by the World Bank and the George Soros Institute Open Society.

The program is maintained by Andrei Sharogradsky. The program is attended by Radio Liberty correspondents - Vladimir Abarinov, Evgeny Bovkun, Jan Runov. Andrei Sharogradsky: The United Nations Commission published a report on the situation in the Sudanese province of Darfur.

The program is conducted by Dmitry Morozov. The Radio Liberty correspondent in Istanbul Elena Solntseva takes part. Dmitry Morozov: Almost the entire territory of modern Turkey is full of archaeological monuments. Valuable finds are made almost every day. Elena Solntseva: Turkey is not in vain called an open -air museum. Almost daily in the Turkish press there are reports about archaeological finds.