Polish President Lech Kaczynski officially accepted the resignation of the government of Yaroslav Kaczynski, RIA Novosti was told in the office of the head of state. The President of Poland instructed the Cabinet of Ministers of Jarosław Kaczynski to perform their duties until the appointment of a new government.

CSKA Moscow goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev has been called up to the Russian national football team to prepare for the qualifying matches of the 2008 European Championship with the teams of Israel and Andorra. According to the official website of the Russian Football Union (RFU), Akinfeev, who missed about 6 months due to a knee injury, will prepare for the decisive matches along with his colleagues in the role Vladimir Gabulov from Kuban and Vyacheslav Malafeev from Zenit.

The most famous and top-rated TV shows could be the first in the list of programs, the production and broadcast of which will be stopped due to the strike of Hollywood writers, according to local media. Jay Lenno's Daily Show, An Evening with Conan O'Brien, as well as the famous American comedian Stephen Colbert's show The Colbert Report may soon disappear from the air.

The Georgian opposition organized pickets near all the entrances and exits of the building of the Georgian parliament, RIA Novosti reports citing Novosti-Georgia agency. Employees of the highest legislative body are forced to pass through the so-called "corridors of shame". The protesters are chanting: "You are not with the people!". On Tuesday, the fifth day of opposition protests began, several thousand people gathered outside the parliament building.

The Israeli company "Gallactic Dream Lines" invites everyone to fly in a suborbital space flight for 200 thousand dollars. “Among the 200 passengers who have already bought tickets, there are seven citizens of Russia, there are no Israelis on this list yet,” the website of the magazine News of Cosmonautics reports.

A gradual but slight cooling is expected during the week in the Russian capital, Dmitry Kiktev, deputy director of Roshydrometeorological center, told RIA Novosti on Tuesday. “Night temperatures will fluctuate from minus five to minus seven degrees, only falling to minus ten by Sunday.

Ninety people were killed and 50 injured in a terrorist attack in northern Afghanistan, RIA Novosti reports citing Reuters. A suicide bomber in the city of Baghlan blew himself up next to a group of members of the country's parliament when the delegation was inspecting a sugar factory. Among the dead were five deputies, including former Afghan Trade Minister Said Mustafa Kazimi. Children, members of parliament, representatives of the Ministry of Agriculture, policemen were injured.

The history of high technology knows many cruel examples of rapid ascension to the top of business and equally rapid decline. In 1995, they figured out how to store words on web pages in the form of indexes, allowing you to find information at lightning speed. The resulting search engine, Alta Vista, quickly became the favorite site of early Internet users. Few people now remember her struggle with young competitors from Yahoo!.

In connection with the holding of mass actions dedicated to the October Revolution Day, traffic will be blocked on some central Moscow streets on November 7, a representative of the traffic police of the capital told RIA Novosti. "The movement of transport, including public transport, will be blocked on this day from 08.30 until the end of the activities on Vasilyevsky Spusk, Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge, Moskvoretskaya, Varvarka and Ilyinka streets," the agency's interlocutor said.

On November 8, a day earlier than in the US, a new film by Robert Redford "Lions for Lambs" is released on Russian screens. Redford did not shoot for seven whole years, and he was seated in the director's chair by "civic duty" - his new picture about the war, deceitful politicians and journalists. The senator, charming "hawk", was played by Tom Cruise, the journalist - Meryl Streep, while Redford himself left the role of an idealistic professor.