The program is conducted by Kirill Kobrin. Radio Liberty and Georgy Kobaladze are attended by radio correspondents. Kirill Kobrin: The situation in South Ossetia, which was extremely aggravated at the end of February, is still tense. The Georgian side then claimed that Russian and Ossetian military personnel tried to prevent the rotation of the military personnel of the Georgian peacekeeping contingent.

The program is conducted by Kirill Kobrin. The Radio Liberty correspondent in Prague Efim Fishtein takes part. Kirill Kobrin: Russian President Vladimir Putin today is completing his visit to the Czech Republic. He, I recall, came to the Czech Republic from Hungary, where he signed a number of economic agreements. Some agreements were signed during his visit to Prague.

On March 2, at 11.07, the Press hour program discusses the lawsuit, which Arkhangelsk schoolchildren-Timurovites and journalists of the Communist newspaper file against the creators of the film about Arcadia Gaidar. Visiting a special correspondent of Izvestia newspaper Dmitry Sokolov-Mitrich, president of the civilization television company Lev Nikolaev, deputy editor-in-chief of the newspaper Pravda North Sergey Domoroschenov. Elena Rykovtseva is conducting the program.

Today in America. What game does Iran lead with Russia? The Internet democratizes higher education. Stress is the national problem of Americans Yuri Zhigalkin: What game does Iran lead with Russia? The Internet democratizes higher education. Stress is the national problem of Americans. These are the topics of the heading "Today in America." What can follow the failure of Iran-Russian negotiations on the joint enrichment of Uranus in Russian territory?

Until the last terrorist attacks, Iraq was produced by a million barrels of oil per day less than before the war The oil industry of Iraq is currently practically destroyed. With the outbreak of war, Iraqi resistance chose the oil infrastructure to the target to destabilize the regime. Since 2003, in the country rich in resources, there has been a lack of oil products - gasoline and fuel oil. Interruptions with the supply of gasoline to Baghdad reached a peak in December last year.

Registration of candidate Kozulin in the presidential election did not make him inviolable The proxies of the presidential candidate Belorussi and Alexander Kozulin also demanded that the prosecutor Peter Miklashevich initiate a criminal case on the fact of a “gangster attack” on their candidate. Today in the Minsk Palace of the Republic, the All -Belorussian People’s Assembly began, at which Alexander Lukashenko made a program speech.

The guest of the studio is the soloist of the Bolshoi Theater, tenor Roman Muravitsky. New Book: Homo Sapiens - a medical history and musical antiquarium. International Festival of Authentic Music Antiquarium. The head of the Alexandrinsky Theater, director Valery Fokin turned 60 years old. The Institute of Art of Art has presented new textbooks. Memory of Andrei Petrov. Says Sergey Slonimsky

Russian-Ukrainian relations before the elections to the Verkhovna Rada. Invited by the adviser-US Embassy of Ukraine in Russia Miroslav Shcherbatyuk.

According to Gartner, world sales of mobile phones increased in 2005 by 21 percent and amounted to 817 million pieces. Consumers of developed countries actively changed their phones, and in developing markets there was a trade in cheap tubes. More than 50% of the phones made up sales of Nokia and Motorola. Nokia strengthened the position of the leader in sales of mobile phones. She sold more than 265 million mobile tubes, which amounted to 32.5% of the world market.

The Prosecutor General of Russia opened a new criminal case against entrepreneur Boris Berezovsky. He is charged with the commission of actions aimed at violent seizure of power, the prosecutor's office said. In the UK, where Berezovsky lives, on March 1, documents for his extradition were sent.

The program is conducted by Dmitry Morozov. The Radio Liberty correspondent in Washington Allan Davydov takes part. Dmitry Morozov: On Wednesday, the President of the United States George Bush on the way to India made an unexpected short visit to Afghanistan. He first visited this country to meet with American military and express support to President Hamid Karzai, whose government was faced with an increase in violence by the militants of Taliban and Al-Qaeda.

The co -chairs of the "All -Russian Civil Congress" - Harry Kasparov, Lyudmila Alekseeva and Georgy Satarov - signed in Moscow an appeal to the parliaments of seven foreign states - members of the "Big Eight".

At least 3 people died during explosions at the American consulate in the Pakistani city of Karachi. A large number of the wounded is reported. Citizens of which countries have become victims of explosions is still unknown. Nearby is a hotel where many foreigners stop. According to the authorities, two mined cars exploded. So far, no one has taken responsibility for what happened. On Saturday, US President George Bush, who is now in India, arrives in Pakistan.

The program is conducted by Kirill Kobrin. The radio correspondent Freedom Karen Agamirov takes part. Kirill Kobrin: Today is 75 years the first and only President of the USSR Mikhail Gorbachev. My colleague Karen Agamirov talked on the eve of the anniversary with those who know Gorbachev well, worked with him. But we will begin with the statement of Mikhail Gorbachev himself about the situation in Russia made in an interview with Radio Liberty.

According to the report of the Pew Research Research Center, Russia has entered the three leaders in terms of growth in the number of computer users over the past three years. In 2002, 19% of the Russian population used a computer. Today, the computer uses 35% of the country's population. The top three growth rates, in addition to Russia, included the UK, where the increase was 17% and Türkiye, where the share of computers increased in 3 years by 16%, as in Russia.