FIRST JANUARY 31 , MONDAY 6.00 Good morning 9.00, 12.00, 15.00, 18.00 News 9.20 "TRAFFIC INSPECTOR". Hood. movie 11.00, 18.40 “CLONE”. Series 12.20 "GODZILLA". Action 15.20 “BIRTHDAY OF THE BURGEOUS”. Series 16.30 Five evenings 17.30, 18.10 “TWO FATES”. Series 19.40 Wait for me 21.00 Time 21.30 “GEMINI”. Hood. film (S) 22.40 Special investigation 23.30 Night “Time” 23.50 Seekers 0.20 Idols 0.50 Russian extreme RUSSIA JANUARY 31 , MONDAY 5.00 Good morning, Russia!

Privatization is no better than monetization Minister of Economic Development German Gref presented changes to the privatization plan for 2005 to the Cabinet of Ministers yesterday. After painful negotiations and agreements with ministries and departments, Mr. Gref managed to complete the plan, including 42 more state unitary enterprises and 63 joint-stock companies. However, he never managed to agree on everything completely.

The threats of the new President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko to review in accordance with the law “such obvious thefts of state property as Krivorozhstal, carried out by the previous government led by Leonid Kuchma, began to come true.

America is preparing for another major merger of telecom operators The American telecommunications market is preparing for another merger of giants. According to leading Western media, SBC Communications Corporation, the second largest local telephone operator in the United States, is negotiating the takeover of the leading international and long-distance communications operator AT&T Corporation.

Ten top projects of the First Moscow Biennale It finally happened. We fell into the Biennale like into a snowdrift. (Memo for the reader: the biennale is an exhibition held every two years; in Moscow this form of demonstrating contemporary art from all over the world is being practiced for the first time).

Ramzan Kadyrov's fighters will be given new quality and form The security service of the President of Chechnya may soon cease to exist in its current form.

Russia defines its attitude towards the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline The Greek government continues to persistently lobby for the idea of ​​​​building an oil pipeline from the Bulgarian Burgas to the port of Alexandroupolis located on the Aegean Sea. Theoretically, the construction of this line will relieve congestion in the Turkish Bosporus and Dardanelles straits, through which Russian oil enters the Mediterranean countries.

Ferrari and Ecclestone have created widespread discontent The Formula 1 racing series is still in danger of collapse. This became clear after the other day the owner of F1, Bernie Ecclestone, and nine teams (except Ferrari) did not sign a new Agreement of Agreement stipulating the participation of teams in the championship from 2008 to 2012. Thus, Ferrari remains the only team committed to F1. For this, Bernie promised to pay the Italians an additional $100 million over five years.

The Russian President promised to fight against anti-Semitism and racial hatred in Auschwitz A man's eye looks at us from a flame-burnt palm. This drawing by Bonnard from illustrations for Apollinaire’s book “The Assassination of a Poet” became the emblem of an international forum held yesterday in Krakow to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Hitler’s Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp by the Soviet army.

A possible replacement for the governor of Kamchatka will be tested in the Koryak Autonomous Okrug Primorsky businessman and former senator Oleg Kozhemyako, who was defeated in the elections for governor of the Kamchatka region at the end of last year, received a new appointment in the north of the peninsula. He became deputy head of the administration of the Koryak Autonomous Okrug, where he participates in the implementation of a number of business projects. It is curious that Mr.

Rodion Pogosov spoke at MMDM On Wednesday, the series of concerts “New Musical Stars of the 21st Century,” organized by the directorate of concert programs, opened in the Chamber Hall of the Moscow International House of Music.

The US administration paid for the services of famous journalists The White House paid journalists and experts invited to their programs money to disseminate the administration's ideas in the American media. And a lot of money - 250 million during the first four years of George Bush in the White House. This is 112% more than under President Bill Clinton. These are the conclusions of a report prepared at the request of a group of Democratic congressmen led by Nancy Pelosi.

Americans choose between Shiites and Sunnis Parliamentary elections will be held in Iraq on Sunday. There are a lot of strange things about this election. There are foreign troops in the country and fighting is ongoing. Since the US launched the Gulf War in the spring of 2003 to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein, Iraq has been a testing ground. The upcoming elections are one of these experiments with unpredictable results.

The fight for the position of head of the Moscow Arbitration will continue in the upper spheres The system of arbitration courts is literally in a fever before the arrival of a new boss - Anton Ivanov, appointed on Wednesday as Chairman of the Supreme Arbitration Court. A serious scandal erupted in the most "money" Russian court - the Moscow Arbitration Court. On November 26, the very day when the High Qualification Board of Judges (HQJC) recommended Mr.

Sergei Bogdanchikov defends Yuganskneftegaz from tax authorities Rosneft, which became the owner of Yuganskneftegaz at the end of last year, was faced with the same problems that Yukos had previously encountered: money from the accounts of Yugansk was written off by tax authorities without authorization to pay off debts to the state ($5 billion in 2000). --2003).