The Moscow City Court confirmed the need to transfer Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Platon Lebedev from Chita to the capital Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Platon Lebedev may be brought from Chita to Moscow in the coming days.

Phone for peace of mind Cellular operators have begun to develop the "children's" market segment. Since yesterday, Beeline has been offering the “First Children” tariff, which, however, upon closer examination turns out to not correspond to the name. Given the saturation of the Moscow region, it is becoming increasingly difficult to sell new SIM cards. Operators inevitably target narrow market segments, coming up with special tariffs.

Unique products of Russian programmers In April, two radically updated versions of domestic software products appeared on the market, each of which claims to be a world leader in its class and can be useful to any user. The first of them is called Radmin (from the English remote administrator, remote administrator), its third version was released by Famatech.

Today and tomorrow, the central zone and south of the European territory of Russia will be under the influence of an anticyclone. In the south, with the exception of the Volgograd and Astrakhan regions, as well as Kalmykia, there is rain in places due to a high-altitude cyclone, daytime temperatures are +10...+16oC. In the central regions without significant precipitation, on Tuesday afternoon the air will warm up to +9...+16оС.

The legendary Paris-Roubaix race was won for the first time by a non-European The one hundred and fifth Paris-Roubaix race, the oldest and most prestigious in the world of professional cycling, the same age as the Olympics, dating back to 1896, ended with an unprecedented result. For the first time at the Roubaix velodrome, a non-European participant was the first to cross the finish line. The most important victory of his career was achieved by Australian Stuart O'Grady.

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation sent another request to the UK to extradite Berezovsky The Russian Prosecutor General's Office announced yesterday that it had sent another request to the UK asking for the extradition of Boris Berezovsky and deprivation of his political refugee status, which he received there in the fall of 2003. This time, according to the department, there are very good reasons to expect that their demands will be met.

The Russian parliament will be similar in composition to the Krasnoyarsk parliament The first elections to the parliament of the united Krasnoyarsk Territory , which before unification with Taimyr and Evenkia usually gave results that more or less adequately reflected the mood of the electorate throughout the country, showed that United Russia can hardly count on a constitutional majority in the new Duma, A Just Russia "will have to endure a serious struggle for second place with the Communist

Vladimir Fedoseev completed the series “Do you love Brahms?” The Aimez-vous Brams cycle ended on Sunday in the Great Hall of the Conservatory. (“Do you love Brahms... or Longing for Romanticism”), prepared by the Great Symphony Orchestra named after P.I. Tchaikovsky and his artistic director Vladimir Fedoseev ( pictured ). In two months, all four symphonies and main concerts of the German composer were performed.

Human rights activists collect evidence of abuse of power by riot police The enthusiasm of law enforcement officers who dispersed “dissent marches” on Saturday in Moscow and on Sunday in St. Petersburg , it seems, will still receive a legal assessment. Yesterday, Vladimir Lukin, the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, stood up for the townspeople who fell under the hot baton.

Ukrainian security forces expose judges Today, the Constitutional Court of Ukraine will begin hearings on the legality of the presidential decree of April 2 dissolving parliament and holding early elections on May 27. The Rada expects that Yushchenko's decree will be considered in two weeks.

The Balkans are a precedent not only for the republics of the former USSR Russia remains at its previous position on the issue of determining the status of Kosovo and opposes hasty decisions that could create a precedent in the European and broader context.” This was stated by official representative of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mikhail Kamynin on the eve of the visit of his boss Sergei Lavrov to Belgrade in the middle of this week.

The US Senate will today begin discussing a draft resolution on Kosovo . The document was introduced by Senators Joseph Lieberman, Joseph Biden, John McCain and Gordon Smith. The authors of the document call on US President George W. Bush to seek the speedy adoption by the UN Security Council of a resolution on the status of the Kosovo region.

Premiere at the Theater Arts Studio Bust of Gogol and a dozen square tables covered with green cloth. Thus, in “The Players” staged by Sergei Zhenovach (designed by Alexander Borovsky) at the Theater Arts Studio, the presence of the author and the location of the action are indicated.

The President was introduced to the achievements of Russia The Russian economy continues to please : the results of the first months of 2007 have already led to the Ministry of Economic Development revising the main parameters of the forecast for the country's socio-economic development for the year as a whole. The GDP forecast, for example, was raised from 6.2 to 6.5%.

Iraq is approaching a humanitarian catastrophe An international conference on the problems of Iraqi refugees and internally displaced persons opens today at the Geneva Palace of Nations. Statistics from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) show that since the US invasion of Iraq in 2003, 1.9 million Iraqis fled their homes and found refuge elsewhere in the country, and 2 million lived outside the country, eking out a miserable existence.