The program is maintained by Andrei Shari. The correspondent of Radio Freedom Natalya Golitsyna is taking part . Andrei Shary : The report of the State Department says that Russia has noticeably increased the number of political murders. In this regard, in particular, the murder of journalist Anna Politkovskaya is mentioned.

The program is conducted by Kirill Kobrin . The Radio Liberty correspondent Igor Telin takes part . Kirill Kobrin : Today in Moscow, a meeting of the "Public Committee in Defense of Mikhail Trepashkin" was held with reporters. The committee member is concerned about the possible transfer of their client, which is now in a colony-settlement, in a general regime colony. Let me remind you, Mikhail Trepashkin, a former FSB officer, was convicted of allegedly disclosing state secrets.

The city of Nevelsk on Sakhalin is completely devoid of an ethletros-supply due to a powerful snow cyclone. 35 thousand people were left without electricity after the roof from the substation was blown away with a hurricane wind at night, ”said the mayor of the city Vladimir Pak. In Primorye, Cyclone violated the power supply of 280 houses in various areas of the region. Airports are closed in Vladivostok and Khabarovsk. The ferry message is interrupted.

The program is conducted by Kirill Kobrin . The Radio Liberty correspondent Evgeny Nazareta takes part . Kirill Kobrin : the Yekaterinburg human rights society Memorial on March 5, on the day of the death of Stalin’s death, opened a cycle of historical and educational meetings dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the “Big Terror” of the 30s.

Scientists from the University of Manchester and the German Institute of Planck created the thinnest webone of a membrane with a thickness of one atom. The material can be used to create computer equipment, as well as in medical research. It was still believed that it is impossible to create such a thin structure - it will be unstable.

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In Russia in 2006, 370 thousand HIV-infected were officially registered. These data were informed by Interfax, the chief sanitary doctor Gennady Onishchenko. Among this number, more than a thousand children born of HIV-infected mothers. More than 16 thousand such children are under supervision, ”said Onishchenko.

Andrey Sokolov: The result of the election of deputies of the Tomsk Regional Duma will not bring surprises

In France, workers of 4 enterprises engaged in the production of the European Airbus airliner announced a strike. After the strike, street demonstrations will pass. Workers protest against the planned harsh abbreviations of personnel and restructuring enterprises. In the next four years, Airbus plans to reduce 10 thousand jobs. European trade unions will hold a protest campaign next week in Brussels.

About 90 Shiite pilgrims died in Iraq, more than 150 were injured. All of them were heading to the holy city of Karbel. When the pilgrims moved through the city of Hill, 95 kilometers south of Baghdad, two suicide bombers acted explosive devices. Today, 9 American troops were killed in Iraq. In the north of the country, dozens of al-Qaeda extremists stormed a prison in the city of Mosul and released about 140 prisoners. In prison, as reported, mainly. Extremists were kept.

The African state of Gan - the former British colony - notes the fiftieth anniversary of its independence. The festive ceremonies allocated $ 20 million. The opposition believes that this money could have been spent with Bo'lh really on the needs of the population. Gana is one of the poorest countries in Africa.

Iranian President Mahmud Akhmadijad again assured the Palestinian radical group of Hamas in full support. The assurances were sounded during the meeting of Ahmedinjad in Tehran with the leader of Hamas Haled Mashaal. Mashaal, in turn, repeated that Hamas never recognizes Israel’s right to exist. Iran finances Hamas and supplies it with weapons.

The test “B” of the Russian skier Sergei Shiryaev, in whose blood traces of erythropoietin were discovered, confirmed the results of the “A” test, taken on February 21 before the world championship in Sapporo. The head coach of the Russian national skiing team, Yuri Borodavko, said that the Russian ski racing Federation is not going to defend Shiryaev on the trial, which will be held in May in the Slovenian city of Portorozh.

Alexey Frenkel, the main person involved in the murder of the first deputy chairman of the Central Bank of Russia Andrei Kozlov, will remain in custody until May 13. The decision was made today by the Basmanny Court of Moscow at the request of the Prosecutor General, who asked to extend the term of maintenance of the banker for another two months.