The program is conducted by Victor Nechez. The Radio Liberty correspondent in Bishkek Nadezhda Tolkunova takes part. Victor Nechez: with the resignation of the speaker of the Kyrgyzstan parliament, Omurbek Teebaev, can be considered exhausted by the incident that arose between the highest officials of the republic.

The Basmanny Court of Moscow began to consider the lawsuit of the Federal Registration Service - the liquidation of the Russian human rights research center. Representatives of the service believe that the Center has actually ceased its activities, because for a long time he did not provide any information. The Director of the Center Lyubov Vinogradov considers the claims of the Ministry of Justice unfounded.

In the Russian hockey championship, the first matches of the quarter -final series were played yesterday. Baikal-Energia won Zorkoy-7: 3, “Ural tube” and “Kuzbass” tied-2: 2, “Homeland” defeated SKA-Neftyanik-7: 1, Moscow “Dynamo” defeated “Vodnik”-5: 2. The response will be held on March 2.

The International Atomic Energy Agency cannot vouch that Iran’s nuclear program is exclusively peaceful. This is stated in the report of the head of the IAEA Mohammed El Baradey. The document emphasizes that Iran in three years inhibits expert attempts to understand his nuclear research. On March 6, at a meeting of the leadership of the IAEA, the issue of transferring the Iranian "dossier" to the UN Security Council will be resolved.

The attack on two women from Kyrgyzstan on Saturday in St. Petersburg was committed "for extremist reasons," the city prosecutor’s office said today. The attackers inflicted several stab wounds on them, shouting: "Russia for Russians." One of the women later died. On Sunday, in St. Petersburg it became known about another attack on a foreigner-a citizen of the cat-d'Ivoir. A few days ago he was delivered by a hospital with a traumatic brain injury - the victim is still in a coma.

Whom does the modern television screen make the hero of labor? Guests - Deputy General Director of TNT channel Alexander Dulerainen, observer of Izvestia newspaper Evgeny Kuzin.

Former Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov announced plans to create a new opposition movement and confirmed the intention to run for the presidency in 2008. Speaking today at a press conference in Moscow, the ex-Prime Minister said that-together with him-the founders of the new socio-political organization will be Irina Khakamad, Ivan Starikov, Nikolai Travkin. The Constituent Congress will take place in a month and a half.

In the suburbs of Cairo, the ancient Egyptian temple of the sun god - Ra was discovered. Many parts of pink granite monuments were found in this area depicting ancient rulers. The main finds are two statues, as they believe, the pharaoh Ramses the second, one - weighing up to five tons, the other - more than five meters with a sitting pharaoh. Ramses the second rules in Egypt from 1304 to 1237 BC.

The Ministry of Agriculture of Russia considers it necessary to legally limit the increase in fuel and lubricants, supplied for agro-industrial enterprises, Minister Alexei Gordeev said. Now, according to him, almost five monopoly manufacturers account for 90% of the fuel produced in the country. In January, according to the ministry, wholesale prices for fuels and lubricants rose at least 7%.

A group of members of the Public Chamber of Russia goes to Chechnya. The delegation is headed by the head of the Commission on Social Development of Alexander Chistrov. According to her, negotiations with the leadership of the republic, representatives of public organizations, visiting military units, hospitals, and children's institutions are planned.

Four people were injured, according to preliminary data, as a result of the explosion in the Israeli town of Kiryat-Bialik, in the Haifa area. According to doctors, the life of the victims is out of danger. The cause of the explosion is still unclear. Israeli radio reported that this could be an accident. In Kiryat-Bialika there is a military research center.

In Pakistan, the supply of three large power plants was interrupted as a result of explosions on two gas pipelines. According to the Pakistani authorities, so far no one has taken responsibility for terrorist attacks. Pipelines are leading from the province of Belujistan to a densely populated pendjab. Previously, they were attacked by representatives of the Belujistan tribes, which require the government to increase the share of their gas revenue in the province.

At the age of 84, actor Darren McGeevin died in Los Angeles. For the first time in the movie, McGeevin played in 1945, fame brought him the main role in the detective series “Kolchak: Night Stalker”. He starred in five television series, including “Secret Materials”, was awarded the Emmy Award in 1990 for his role in the Murphy Brown comedy.

The Serbia parliament unanimously voted against the provision of independence to the region of Kosovo. The deputies approved a report presented by the Serbian Prime Minister Voislav Koshtunitsa, who stated that Serbia should not allow creating a new state on its territory. International negotiations on the future status of Kosovo have not yet completed. Legally, the region has been part of Serbia, but since 1999 has been under the control of the UN.

The Commissioner of the Council of Europe on Human Rights saw in Chechnya there are many changes for the better. What did Alvaro Hil-Robles not see? Moscow and Tehran say: a agreement was reached on the joint enrichment of Iranian nuclear fuel. What exactly?