Tatiana Pavlova

On top of the barriers with Ivan Tolstoy. One hour in the archive of freedom. Two programs of the 70s prepared in our Paris studio. The words of Akhmatova, Pronons - French. Venice, who spoke in Russian.

Thunderstorm in the Vatican. February 11 On March 14, according to the rules established in the Vatican, a conclave, a collection of cardinals in the Sistine Chapel, at which the new Pope will be elected - instead of the resigned of Benedict XVI. Observers continue to discuss the reasons for the decision of Joseph Ratzinger and call candidates for the post of Primate of the Holy See. They also notice heavenly omen: last night, lightning struck the cathedral of St. Peter during the thunderstorm.

Lpatinsky bridge in Sarayev. Erzduke Franz Ferdinand was killed here. The murder in July 1914 in the Sarajev of the Autro-Hungarian Ergstsyg Franz Ferdinand, the Udivllle of the complex system of European military-political unions, and a large war began in Europe in just a week. The disaster began in the Balkans - is it an accident? Indeed, a year before the Sarajevsky murder, it was the Balkans that were the only region of peaceful Europe, where the war was already going on.

Does Pyongyang's regime turn into a nuclear threat source? We are talking about this with Valentin Moiseev, the former deputy director of the First Department of Asia of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.

British writer James Ballard, 1993 The great James Ballard , who opened our eyes on the “formidable beauty” of Suburbia, multi -storey residential complexes, giant parking lots and highweacs, huge shopping centers, entered the blood of any current European under 75 years old - even if this European never read the Auto -Catastrophes, the Concrete Island or “Exhibition of Cruelty”.

Gennady Gudkov will not return the deputy mandate. The collection of cardinals for the election of a new pair of Roman will open on March 14. Barack Obama appears with a message about public situation.

"Pyongyang's behavior in relation to the world community is so dismissive that it is simply impossible to leave without consequences that happened." Something like this can briefly summarize the reaction of most world leaders to the next test of nuclear weapons in the DPRK. Japanese seismologists recorded an explosion one of the first ...

The resignation of the Pars of Roman (and comparable to it in terms of effect nuclear trials in Ceserna Korea) will remain the main topics of the day. Yesterday we talked in detail about why Benedict XVI could decide to leave the throne, today we reflect on the future of Catholic reform. It is pointless to guess the name of the successor - but it is important to understand where the church can move. I will look for a competent interlocutor.

Leonid Krysin