Kosovo Albanians sent Belgrade to three points Yesterday, US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice received a delegation of Albanians from Kosovo in Washington. It was headed by the regional president Fatmir Sejdiu, prime minister Agim Ceku and parliament speaker Kol Berisha. The Albanian separatist leaders also spoke with Deputy Secretary of State Nicholas Burns, State Department employee Rosemary Di Carlo, President George W.

The world is reading the seventh book about Harry Potter Harry Potter is alive . He completed his studies at Hogwarts and became a full-fledged wizard.

Scientists have found a new satellite of Saturn Astronomers studying images taken by the Cassini interplanetary station have discovered a satellite of Saturn under the code number S/2007 S4. In everyday life they called him Frank, but this is not yet an official name, but rather a “nickname” for internal correspondence. There is nothing special about this celestial body: a very small rock of irregular shape, consisting of ice and frozen stones with a diameter of about two kilometers.

Tony Blair will live in the house of the British commissioner Yesterday , retired British Prime Minister Tony Blair arrived in the Middle East as an international mediator . He is tasked with trying to extinguish the Palestinian-Israeli conflict that has been burning for almost six decades. Mr Blair is widely disliked in the Arab world for his support of the US invasion of Iraq in 2003, which will complicate his peacekeeping efforts.

New project on the Sochi coast The Sochi sanatorium "Akter", located in the very center of the resort, next to the Radisson SAS Lazurnaya hotel, will change beyond recognition. The MR Group company intends to implement the Actor Galaxy project, part of which will be a complete reconstruction of the sanatorium. It is expected that it will close after the current tourist season.

The State Duma will legitimize Russia's withdrawal from the CFE Treaty if necessary Yesterday, Russian President Vladimir Putin submitted to the State Duma a draft federal law “On the suspension by the Russian Federation of the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe.” This bill became the legal formalization of the presidential decree on the suspension of Russia’s participation in the CFE Treaty and related international treaties, which was signed on July 13 of this year “due to

Yesterday, Libya asked for the release of five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor sentenced to life imprisonment for the full normalization of relations with the European Union. Tripoli also demanded major EU investment in upgrading the hospital in Benghazi, where more than 400 Libyan children were infected with AIDS in 1989.

CLUBS Stereophonics (UK). The Stereophonics trio plays smooth British rock, devoid of any rough edges. For lovers of high-quality, but rather faceless musical products. "B1 Maximum", 20.00. "Chick." Trio “Chick” by Victor Matyukhin dedicates their performance to Chick Corea. "B2", 21.00. "Oleg Kireev Quartet". The name of Oleg Kireev is known not only here, but also abroad: he regularly performs at prestigious festivals and the best club stages in Europe.

Russneft's problems may be solved by Oleg Deripaska The press services of Basic Element and RussNeft yesterday categorically denied rumors that Oleg Deripaska’s company was buying Mikhail Gutseriev’s company. Representatives of the press services emphasized that the companies are not even negotiating about this. Meanwhile, Vremya Novostey's sources confirm the rumors circulating in the market. A senior official familiar with Mr.

Marta Petrova's second novel has been published According to a bearded literary joke, writing the first book is a simple matter, go ahead and write the second. (“U” here is customary to stretch out as long as possible - “second-u-u-yu”!) As usual, there is a grain of humor in this joke (there have always been enough faded, dubious, and simply disgusting openings), but there is much more banal sad truth in it.

The heroes of the week were Anna Chakvetadze and an unknown Belgian Anna Chakvetadze won the fifth title in her career and the third this season. In the decisive match of the competition with a prize fund of 175 thousand dollars on the Cincinnati hard court, the Muscovite defeated the Japanese Akiko Morigami - 6:1, 6:3. The Russian woman rose one place in the world rankings and occupies the highest place in her career - seventh. Chakvetadze has never lost in the finals.

"Three Centuries of American Art" in Moscow The exhibition turned out to be a response to the project “RUSSIA!” -- the largest show of Russian art in the United States. The initiator of that program, director of the Solomon Guggenheim Foundation Thomas Krentz, is the protagonist of the current show, the first large-scale tour of American art in Moscow. Collected from various municipal and private collections in the United States, the exhibition “New World.

Alexander Tatarsky - screenwriter, animator, author of wonderful, beloved cartoons by generations ("Plasticine Crow", "Last Year's Snow Was Falling", "The Other Side of the Moon", "Koloboks Are Investigating") and artistic director of the high-class studio "Pilot" - this was the last a person next to whom you could think about death.

World press about the "Litvinenko case" The world press yesterday continued to actively comment on the consequences of the “Litvinenko case” for Russian-British relations , Russia’s relations with the European Union and the international political climate in general.

The Pas de Calais Strait was washed out by glacial floods The British, who are proud of their status as islanders and speak somewhat condescendingly of the rest of the Europeans who have to live on the continent, should be grateful for the terrible prehistoric flood. Several hundred thousand years ago, a strong current literally washed out the Pas de Calais Strait, cutting off Great Britain from the mainland.