The British police released photographs of four people suspected of performing the last explosions in London. The head of the London police, Ian Blair, said that a person killed on Friday on the metro with police officers refused to obey them. According to Blair, the incident is directly related to the investigation of terrorist attacks. However, British information funds reported that the murdered person was not one four terrorists who tried to blow up bombs on Thursday.

[Radio Liberty: Programs: Time and Peace] [26-07-05] Hunger in Niger; The more subsidies, the less independence - the scheme of relations between the center and regions; The limits of cloning are the opinions of Russian scientists; How to decorate the life of a child in an orphanage Presenter Irina Lagunina Irina Lagunina: At the end of May, the president of the African state, Niger, retired army officer Tanja Mamad ordered to create the Foundation "Solidarity".

The explosive device worked today in the city of Santiago de compostel in the north of Spain: no one was injured. According to the Spanish radio, the police cordoned off the district a few minutes before the explosion. So far, no one has taken responsibility for the explosion. The organization of Basque-Saratratists has already taken responsibility for the explosion in Santiago de compostel in August last year. This city is a popular place of Christian pilgrimage.

The number of victims of terrorist attacks in the Egyptian resort of Sharm-Ash-Sheikh continues to grow. According to the Minister of Health of Egypt, 62 people were killed, of which 8 were foreigners, about 200 were injured. Three mined cars exploded that night almost simultaneously near two hotels and a market popular among tourists. One car crashed into a hotel building, which had collapsed the facade. People are buried under the wreckage.

Three employees of the election commission were stolen in Afghanistan. All three were stolen in the province of Nuristan in the north-east of the country, where they registered voters for the upcoming parliamentary elections in September. The authorities have no doubt that the abduction of the hands of the Taliban or militants of Al -Qaeda.

At least seven people were injured on Friday as a result of an explosion in the center of Beirut. According to the Lebanese special services, a car, parked at the restaurant, exploded on one of the crowded streets. The explosion occurred a few hours after the Blitz-Visit in the Lebanon of the US Secretary of State Condolizes Rice. After a meeting with President Emil Lachaud, Rice said that the United States supports a new independent Lebanon and his government.

At least 59 people died tonight as a result of a series of explosions at the Egyptian resort of Sharm-Ash-Sheikh. About 200 people were injured. According to the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Egypt, 3 explosions occurred almost simultaneously near two hotels and a market popular among tourists. One of the mined cars crashed into the hotel building, in which the facade collapsed. People are buried under the wreckage.

The Parliament of Moldova voted on Friday for providing a Transnistria to wide autonomy. According to the approved plan, the region will receive the right to choose its own parliament and have its own symbols. There will be three official languages in Transnistria - Moldavian, Russian and Ukrainian. The Moldavian parliament also called for the demilitarization of the region, where 1,500 Russian troops were located.

The Georgian authorities brought Vladimir Harutyunyan an accusation of illegal storage of weapons and the deliberate murder of a police officer. Harutyunyan, suspected of attempting US President George Bush on May 10 in Tbilisi, put armed resistance when the police tried to detain him. At the same time, the head of the department of the counter -terrorism center of Georgia was killed.

The program is maintained by Andrei Sharogradsky. The correspondent of Radio Freedom Lyubov Chizhova takes part. Andrei Sharogradsky: According to the research of the public opinion fund, for the first time in five years, the rating of Russian President Vladimir Putin sank to a record low - 24 percent. Sociologists asked three thousand Russians the question - what are the Russian politicians that you trust. It turned out that less than a quarter of Russians trust Vladimir Putin.

In the province of Kandahar in the south of Afghanistan, a judge was killed. In the province of Nuristan, in the northeast of the country, three employees of the election commission were stolen. All three registered voters for the upcoming parliamentary elections in September. The authorities have no doubt that the murder and abduction are the cases of the hands of the Taliban or the fighters of Al -Qaeda.

London police announced the arrest of the second suspect in an attempt to carry out explosions on Thursday by transport. Details are still unknown. It is only reported that he was detained late in the evening on Friday. Earlier on the same day, the first suspect was detained. The police suspect that the bombs tried to blow up 4 people. On Friday, the police posted photos of all four. On Thursday, like July 7, 4 explosions occurred in London - three in the metro, one on the bus.

The situation in Iraq remains tense. In Baghdad, at least 4 Iraqi police officers were killed as a result of armed attacks on Friday. There were clashes between the rebels in the city of Samarra, on the one hand, and the military personnel of the United States and the Iraqi army on the other. The Iraqi soldier and three local residents were killed.

[Radio Liberty: Programs: Eurasia: Europe] [23-07-05] Early parliamentary elections in Germany Leading Effim Fishtein Efim Fishtein: Germany President Horst Keler dismissed the Bundestag and announced early parliamentary elections. They will be held presumably on September 18th. The federal republic, thus, is waiting for hot autumn.

Over 20 people were injured today in Tokyo during a strong earthquake. The force of underground shocks reached 5 and 7 tenths of a point on the Richter scale. Japanese television showed swinging skyscrapers in the center of Tokyo. All flights of high -speed trains were canceled. Experts believe that there are no dangers of tsunami.