Anatoly Serdyukov Anatoly Serdyukov was born on January 8, 1962 in the Krasnodar Territory. He graduated from the Leningrad Institute of Soviet Trade and the legal faculty of St. Petersburg State University. Since October 2000, he worked in the tax authorities. In June 2001, he was appointed Deputy Head of the Department of the Ministry of Taxes and Webws of Russia for St. Petersburg, in November 2003 he headed the Department of the Ministry of Taxes and Duties of St. Petersburg.

The Cabinet of Ministers of the Palestinian Autonomy resigned to give the opportunity to form a government of national unity in accordance with the agreement between the groups "Fath" and Hamas. The new government will be headed by the current Prime Minister, one of the leaders of Hamas Ismail Hania - the head of autonomy, the leader of Fatha, Mahmud Abbas, addressed him with such an instruction.

In Dagestan, an attempt was committed to the leader of the republican branch of the Patriots of Russia Party Eduard Hidirov. He was hospitalized with severe wounds, he was removed the kidney. The guard of Hidirova was also wounded. On Wednesday evening, unknown people fired at a politician when he returned from the recording of the election speech on television. "Patriots of Russia" is one of the six parties allowed for elections to the Legislative Assembly of Dagestan on March 11.

In the Tambov Aviation School, while at the post, a cadet shot himself, one of the school officers said. As the assistant to the Commander -in -Chief of the Russian Air Force Alexander Drobyshevsky specified, a suicide note was found in which the cadet wrote that he himself decided to die. A criminal case has been instituted on suicide.

The program is conducted by Kirill Kobrin. The Radio Liberty correspondent in Tomsk Melanie Bachin takes part. Kirill Kobrin: Tomsk Governor Victor Kors will meet with Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov tomorrow. One of the main issues is the construction of a nuclear power plant in Tomsk. Corus has already discussed this topic with President Putin last week.

Micosoft has announced to accelerate the development of the new Windows Vienna operating system, the receipt of which is scheduled for 2009. According to the Vice President of the Ben Fathi Windows unit, the company does not intend to wait 5 years, as it was in the case of Windows XP and Windows Vista. Delays in development arose due to the fact that they had to be distracted by improving Windows XP, instead of focusing on the creation of Vista.

The program is conducted by Mark Krutov. The Radio Liberty Olga Vakhonicheva takes part. Mark Krutov: Order on the closure of the largest market of the capital - Cherkizovsky - signed the mayor of Moscow Yuri Luzhkov. Such a step in the authorities has opponents. In their opinion, not only sellers, but also entrepreneurs from different regions of central Russia will lose their work due to the liquidation of a large outlet.

The second group stage of the Euroleague Uleb Moscow Dynamo began the match on the road. In the saloniki, Dynamo met with the Greek club "Aris" and won with a score of 86:74.

Nokia introduced 3 new models of E-series smartphones: E90 Communicator, E61I and E65. All new products are designed to work in GSM and 3GSM networks. The E90 communicator will be built into the Wi-Fi module, as well as support for HSDPA technology for quick data transfer. The main distinguishing feature of the E61I is the presence of a full-size QWERTY keyboard. The model differs from the predecessor with a thinner case and a built-in 2 megapixel camera and media player.

From the point of view of Georgian society, the leader of the Rose Revolution cannot openly favor the regime that has developed in Turkmenistan during the reign of Turkmenbash The one -day visit of the President of Georgia to Turkmenistan to participate in the inauguration ceremony of the new president of this country was almost unnoticed by Georgian media. This time the president did not take journalists with him.

The Estonian parliament adopted in final reading the law "On the demolition of prohibited structures." Among them is a monument to the Soviet soldier soldier, who must be transferred from the Center of Tallinn within 30 days after the law entered into force. Estonia President Thomas Hendrick Ilves must sign the law or return it to revision no later than a two -week period.

Aeroflot - Russian Airlines decided to disable Tu -134 aircraft before the beginning of next year. Now in the Aeroflot park 14 aircraft of this type. They are supposed to be replaced by a new generation with liners, in particular, the Superjet-100, the delivery of which should begin at the end of 2008.

At the 86th year of life in New York, the creator of popular comics Joe Edwards died. He began to draw during the army service in Italy during the Second World War. After demobilization, Edwards worked in publishers who released comics, and soon became one of the leading artists of the largest Archie Comics studio in the United States. The character who glorified Edwards is the girl Lil Jinx, the saga of which he began to draw in 1947.

The monument in Treptov Park is in demand among Berliners today Monuments to Soviet soldiers who died during the Second World War were erected in many countries of Eastern Europe. In some states, the former satellites of the Soviet Union, after the collapse of the communist regimes, the issue of transferring memorials was discussed. These plans were not implemented. In most capitals of the central and eastern monuments, Soviet soldiers stand in cemeteries, where soldiers are buried.