Karen Agamirov To review the book of your nearest, so to speak, colleagues is not an easy business. The nearest one - in the sense that Karen Agamirov and I have been working in the same room for several years, and our desktops are located about one and a half meters from each other. Imagine what, in this situation, for example, to criticize a comrade’s book, and then look into his eyes almost every day.

The program is conducted by Nikita Tatar. The Radio Liberty correspondent in Moscow Olga Vakhonicheva takes part. Nikita Tatarsky: How to protect themselves and their loved ones from the dangerous consequences of the heat, how to maintain full performance, our colleague Olga Vakhonicheva found out. Olga Vakhonicheva: Over the almost 130-year history of meteorological observations in Moscow, a new record of the May heat was set: on Monday, the air temperature reached 33 degrees of heat.

The 16th stage of the multi-day cylical race "Jiro d'Italia", which took place for the 90th time, started in Agordo, in Italian dolomite alps, and finished after 189 km in the Austrian Linz. The first to finish was the Italian Stephano Gardzelli (Aqua E Sapone), who won the second stage in the current race. The second at the finish was the Frenchman Laurent Magnel ("Orevoans"), the third was the Spaniard Ricardo Serrano Gonzalez ("Tinkoff Credit Systems").

In Iran, three employees of Western organizations, which have a double - Iranian and American citizenship, were charged. Parnaz Azima, journalist of Radio "Fard", one of the co -founders of which is our radio station, is accused of anti -state activities. Azima came to Iran in February and since then cannot leave the country. The sociologist Kayen Tajbahsh and an employee of the Woodlon Wilson Halekh Esfandari’s Washington Institute, working in the United States, are accused of espionage.

The program is maintained by Andrei Shari. The correspondent of Radio Liberty Mikhail Zherebyatiev is taking part . Andrey Shary : Today in Voronezh, the action of "disagreements" took place. It was not a march in its purest form, but a rally. Its conditions have long been agreed between representatives of the Other Russia organization and representatives of the city administration. Safety measures have been increased as always during the opposition shares recently in Russia.

The United States tighten sanctions against Sudan, demanding to stop the bloody conflict in the province of Darfur. US President George Bush, calling the genocide in Darfur, said that additional economic sanctions were introduced against 30 companies controlled by the Sudanese government, as well as against four people that Washington considered responsible for violence. Over the four years of civil conflict in Darfur, 200 thousand people were killed, two million left their homes.

The program is maintained by Andrei Shari. The correspondent of Radio Freedom Danil Galperovich is taking part . Andrei Shary : The World Congress of the International Federation of Journalists continues to work in Moscow. There are questions that are very important for the journalistic shop and problems. The conference is monitored by the Radio Liberty correspondent Danil Galperovich. Danila Halperovich : Security and freedom of speech - two things that are in Russia in Russia.

The European Commission sent a letter to Google, which expresses its dissatisfaction with Google policy. The search engine is accused of storing personal data of users. The European Commission believes that this is violated by European legislation that protects the private life of citizens. Google promised to give an official response until the end of June. In March 2007, Google announced a reduction in the period of storage of individual information to two years .

In North Ossetia, the court amnestied three police officers who were accused of negligence, which resulted in the capture of the Beslan school terrorists. The meeting was torn twice. Women who lost loved ones as a result of a terrorist attack in Beslan arranged riots in the court. The anger of women was caused by the fact that the defendants did not appear in court. The victims demanded that the police find themselves guilty.

The condition of the soldier Roman Rudakov, who, since February, was waiting in the Burdenko hospital, the transplant transplantation operations deteriorated sharply. According to the chairman of the public organization "Soldiers' mothers of St. Petersburg" Ella Polyakova, he is in intensive care. Rudakov served in one of the parts of the Leningrad region. Last fall, becoming a victim of an urgent relationship, he fell into a military hospital, where the intestines were removed.

Sony demonstrated the world's first flexible LED OLED display, capable of displaying 16.77 million color shades. The thickness of the display is the same as that of a paper sheet (0.3 millimeters). The display is able to show the video in a curved state, reports CNews . Representatives of the company believe that in the future the display can find widespread use in a wide variety of areas - from the screens of mobile phones to clothing.

The program is conducted by Nadezhda Pertsev. The Radio Liberty correspondent in St. Petersburg Tatyana Voltskaya takes part. Nadezhda Pertseva: On the eve of the Day of Protection of Children, St. Petersburg politicians discussed ways to develop the Institute of the Commissioner for Human Rights. The development of this institution is called one of the most important priorities of the UN Children's Fund for 2006-2010.

In Tbilisi, the former deputy of the parliament from the opposition Zviyad Trichladze was found dead. Before his death he was tied up. The body of Tzkhladze was discovered by relatives who came to his office - after he stopped answering telephone calls. From 1999 to 2003, Tzkhladze was a deputy from the opposition party "Renaissance". The police have not yet commented on what happened.

In the capital of Sri Lanka Colombo, security measures are tightened - after the militants of the Tigers Tamila group undermined two landmines on the roads. Eleven civilians were victims of terrorist attacks. On all entrances to the capital, checkpoints were installed, reinforced with armored vehicles. A thorough inspection of transport is carried out.