Students of the Hungarian University of Fine Arts ask: "Where did spring go after such a long winter?" Before the Budapest Gallery Műcsarnok - to the joy of tourists and in an incredible heat - there is a young man in a winter jacket and warm boots. In his hands he holds the poster: "Where did spring go after such a long winter?" Nearby, Joseph Mei, curator and professor at the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, followed. With his students, he holds artistic actions near the gallery every week.

In the north-west of Pakistan on Sunday, with an explosion of a bomb laid on the side of the road, at least five military personnel were killed, and about 20 were injured. According to the authorities, the goal of the explosion was the army motorcade in the North Vaziristan area near the Afghan border. So far, no one has taken responsibility for the attack. The militants operating in this region, associated with the Taliban and Al-Qaeda, from time to time attack military and civilians.

Former President of South Africa Nelson Mandela was transferred home from the hospital, where he was several months in connection with the pulmonary infection. This is stated in the official statement of the Government of South Africa. The health status of the 95-year-old mandel remains, according to doctors, critical and periodically unstable.

The performance of the US President Barack Obama on the Syrian problem and the announcement of the military operation - after the approval of the US Congress, according to Western agencies, caused comments on a number of foreign politicians. The Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said his government will closely monitor the discussion of the Syrian issue in the US Congress. Venezuela President Nicholas Maduro criticized Obama for "neglect" of the UN position.

In the Suez Canal, a ship under the Panama flag, transporting containers, was attacked. The head of the operation department of the channel, Admiral Mohab Mamish, called the attack "terrorist" and stated that the purpose of the criminals was to break the sea message between the Red and Mediterranean Seas. The admiral specified that not one of the courts was damaged, and the movement along the channel continues in normal mode.

The 9th anniversary of Beslan Elections of the Mayor of Moscow Big Twenty Summit in St. Petersburg The beginning of the school year Culturus festival in Prague on the 45th anniversary of the input of Soviet troops Moscow Book Exhibition The draw of the capital of the 2020 Olympics

In St. Petersburg on Sunday, when a truck collided with a bus, five people were injured. They are hospitalized. According to RIA Novosti with reference to the Ministry of Emergencies, a truck, loaded with gravel, crashed into a route bus, in which there were 20 passengers.

Rescuers found the fragments of a light -engine aircraft that fell into Ilmurino Lake in Bashkiria. According to the Ministry of Emergencies, the two dead are extracted and delivered to the shore. On Sunday morning, a light-engine aircraft "NH-320 Bekas" fell into a lake in the Kushnarenkovsky district of Bashkiria. On board the aircraft were two people - a pilot and a passenger. Both died. Checking.

It turns 9 years of one of the worst tragedies of modern Russia - on September 1, 2004, in the North Ossetian city of Beslan, militants seized more than 1,200 students and teachers of school No. 1 as hostages. As a result of a terrorist attack and the subsequent assault, 334 people were killed. Today in Beslan, as always on September 1, thousands of people came to the school where the tragedy occurred.

The new surge in radioactivity at the Fukushima nuclear power plant was registered by Japanese specialists. In one of the emergency sites, the radiation intensity is such that only a four -hour person’s stay in this area can lead to death. Last week, the station employees noted the radiation in three hundred tons of water in the reactors cooling system. The results of the latest measurements show that the radiation level is 18 times more than registered so far.

In Stockholm, the XXIII World Water Week opened. In this largest water forum organized by the Stockholm International Institute of Water (SIWI), more than two with a half thousand politicians and public figures, businessmen and scientists from 130 countries of the world take part. This year the forum theme is water resource management and cross -border cooperation.