Vladimir Neklyaev The ex-candidate of Belarus President Vladimir Neklyaev, who was released from the investigative insulator yesterday and was placed under house arrest, is forbidden to use the Internet, the phone and approach the windows. This was reported to reporters by the wife of a politician. Today, at the house where Neklyaev lives, his supporters planned to gather in order to support him. According to his wife, Neklyaev is allowed to communicate only with her and a lawyer.

In St. Petersburg today was a rally dedicated to the problems of housing and communal services, impunity of unscrupulous officials and private Managing offices. About three hundred people took part in the action. As the correspondent of Radio Liberty Tatyana Voltskaya reports, the community was the organizer of the rally " Petersburg ", which grew out of the site" Flies of St. Petersburg ".

Executed in Iran Zahra Bahrami The Netherlands suspended all relations with Tehran - in protest against the execution in Iran of a woman who had Iranian -Niderland citizenship. The Hague called the execution "barbaric act". On Saturday, Iranian television reported that the 45-year-old Zahra Bahrami was hanged by the court sentence, who pleaded her to be guilty of drug trade.

The guest of the program is the chairman of the Belarusian Helsinsky Committee Oleg Gulak.

Doku Umarov (video recording of March 31, 2010) In Italy, the brother of the leader of the Chechen separatists Doku Umarov was arrested. As our correspondent in Rome Vsevolod Gnetius reports, at the time of temporary detention for illegal immigrants in the Italian town of Gradisk d'Izonzo (Goricia Province) is 35-year-old Ruslan Umarov.

Bandy. World Cup. Kazan, Russia Final Russia - Finland - 6: 1 Match for third place Sweden - Kazakhstan - 14: 3

The Egyptian government banned broadcasting in the country International Arabic-language television channel Al-Jazis. This was reported by the BBC with reference to the Egyptian media. "Al-jazira" covered in detail the events in Egypt, where the sixth day, mass riots and demonstrations with The requirement of the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak.

Mohammed El Baradey One of the leaders of the Egyptian opposition, the Laureate of the Nobel Prize of the World, Mohammed El Baradia, called for the formation of a transition government and free elections in the country. In an interview with CNN, El Baradey emphasized that President Hosni Mubarak, whose demonstrations for the resignation of which resulted in mass unrest in Egypt, should immediately resign.

--- brother of the wife of the ousted president of Tunisia Ben Ali-billionaire Belhassen Trabelsi turned to the government of Canada to obtain a refugee status. This was reported by the Canadian authorities. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada said that the presence of Trabels in Canada is undesirable, however, the Canadian government is forced to comply with the law, according to which the consideration of a refugee status may take several years.

Mohammed El Baradia and his supporters One of the leaders of the Egyptian opposition, Mohammed El Baradey on Sunday evening arrived in the square in the center of Cairo, where tens of thousands of people who demand the resignation of the country's president Hosni Mubarak gathered. He called on the president to leave the country to give the opportunity to form a transition government.

Fresh information about the events of the current day and its analysis together with experts.

In the city of Belovo, the Kemerovo region on Sunday night in the therapeutic building of the number one, the roof hit an area of about 600 square meters. There are no victims. According to RIA Novosti, a representative of the regional department of the Russian Emergencies Ministry, 109 patients and 9 hospital employees who were in the department were evacuated. A commission was formed to clarify the causes of the incident.

In Minsk, at least 6 people were detained in the evening of January 30 during a joint -stock share with 30 political prisoners, who are accused of participating in the riots on the day of the presidential election on December 19.

Cairo: The funeral of one of the dead demonstrators In Egypt, 12 people died in the clashes of demonstrators with the police in the city of Beni-Suyuf, south of Cairo. This was reported to the agency France Press by an employee of the Egyptian special services. According to official figures, the number of victims of clashes over the past two days was 45, about two thousand people were injured. However, according to unconfirmed information, there are much more dead.