Gazprom and Eni will sign an agreement on the construction of a gas pipeline Today in the Kremlin, in the presence of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi, another document on the implementation of a large gas pipeline project will be signed. As Vremya Novostei learned, the heads of the state concerns of the two countries - Gazprom and Eni, Alexey Miller and Paolo Scaroni, will seal the agreement on creating a company for the construction of South Stream .

To the fiftieth anniversary of the publication of the novel “Doctor Zhivago” Here I am all. I went on stage Parsnip.

Russian-Ukrainian gas negotiations stuck on Turkmen issue In two days (Monday and Tuesday), the head of Gazprom, Alexey Miller, and the Minister of Fuel and Energy of Ukraine, Yuriy Boyko, were unable to agree on a gas supply scheme for the next three years. The gas supply contract has also not been signed since 2011 , although last week it was announced that the parties had found a fundamental pricing mechanism. Yesterday the negotiation process continued at the expert level.

The Moscow construction complex is provided with work for seven years The Moscow City Duma yesterday adopted two laws that are most important for city residents, essentially determining under what conditions and in what condition they will receive residential buildings and the land underneath them under their own management.

Russia will build a new cosmodrome First Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Ivanov yesterday visited the TsSKB-Progress State Research and Production Rocket and Space Center in Samara. This is one of the world leaders and the leading Russian enterprise in the development, production and operation of rocket and space technology and information systems for remote sensing of the planet. In total, 26 types of spacecraft have been developed here.

The new Polish government has not changed its position in the meat war with Russia First, the lifting of the embargo on meat supplies to Russia, and then the invitation of Russian inspectors to Polish factories. The Minister of Agriculture of the new Polish government, Marek Sawicki, assured Russian journalists in Warsaw yesterday that the position of the Polish authorities remains unchanged.

Albanians offered to become Swedes International mediators still hope to resolve through negotiations the problem of the region of Kosovo, which is part of Serbia under UN administration and is seeking independence. On November 26-28 in Baden, Austria, the delegations of Serbia and the Kosovo region will meet again. The results of the debate will form the basis of a report to the UN Secretary General, which will be written by representatives of the mediating troika (Russia, the USA and the EU).

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Alexei Kudrin told Russian bankers about the need to double investments in Russia's fixed capital over the next three years. “This is a conservative forecast for the development of our economy, which means that in three years the banking system and the financial system as a whole will bear a double burden in terms of investment and the quality of projects, the quality and assessment of risk management. This is a good challenge,” ITAR-TASS quotes Mr.

CLUBS Alice Cooper (USA). The greatest specialist in the field of horror shows in history, as well as the founder, ideologist and vocalist of the musical group of the same name, will again show Muscovites his incredible horror tale. "B1 Maximum" , 20.00. CONCERTS Lisa Gerrard (Australia - UK). Variety Theater , 19.00. CLASSIC Alexander Shtarkman (piano) plays Schubert and Chopin. Mansion of Prince Golitsyn , 19.00. MOVIE PREMIERES "Alexandra" (Russia, 2007). Directed by Alexander Sokurov.

Mikhail Prokhorov decided to sell his stake in Norilsk Nickel to Vladimir Potanin The two main owners of Norilsk Nickel, the world's largest producer of nickel and palladium - Vladimir Potanin and Mikhail Prokhorov - yesterday appeared to have reached a consensus on how to divide the metals company. Interros, which represents the interests of Mr. Potanin, and Mikhail Prokhorov’s Onexim group yesterday sent proposals to each other, according to which Mr.

The US collapsed the Russian stock market Record oil prices , which exceeded $99 per barrel yesterday, did not save the Russian stock market from falling. Investors, who are usually sensitive to the commodity market, this time ignored such a joyful event. Of greater importance for them was the collapse in world stock markets, which was the reason for the sale of Russian shares. The RTS index lost 1.3%, falling from 2180 to 2151 points, most blue chips lost 1.5-2%.

Vladimir Putin spoke yesterday at the forum in his support . Not childish. Severely, bluntly, impartially and extremely frankly. He entered Luzhniki like a knife through butter. To the song “Komsomol members, volunteers”, in a black sweater combined with a sports blazer, short-haired, democratic, smart. Even though he read the speech from a piece of paper, he still made digressions, played with eyebrows, intonations, and emphasis.

Former French President Jacques Chirac, 74, will be formally investigated over allegations he embezzled public funds while he was mayor of Paris and leader of the Rally for the Republic (ROR). The start of a formal investigation indicates that the judges have gathered important evidence against the suspect. Yesterday Jacques Chirac, whose presidential immunity expired on June 16, was interrogated in the case for the second time.

Iraq's backwardness served as protection against modern American weapons The difficulties the United States faces in Iraq have paralyzed discussions on the Iraq problem in Congress. The Senate - the upper house of Congress - went on recess until December 4, without making a decision on financing US military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan .

United Russia has problems with the design of ballot papers Despite the close finish of the election race, the intensity of electoral passions in the political field is not observed. On the contrary, party ratings are falling , as evidenced by the results of a VTsIOM survey released yesterday, conducted on November 17-18 in 46 regions of the country. 1,600 people were surveyed, of which 74.1% expressed their readiness to go to the polls on December 2.