The International Football Federation (FIFA) has banned the English football club Chelsea from making transfer transactions for the next two registration periods, that is, in fact for a year. In Europe, transfer windows are open in January and summer. Therefore, Chelsea will not be able to sign players until August 31, 2010.

Berlin judges turned out to be not the most timid Berlin's interior senator, 67-year-old Erhart Kerting, suffered a heavy legal defeat from local Islamic fundamentalists. This week, the Administrative Land Court issued a verdict allowing the plaintiff, a 49-year-old German citizen of Egyptian origin named Reda Seyyam, who lives here, to name his offspring the proud name Jihad. The dispute between the Muslim and the capital's Themis lasted for more than one year.

Moscow and Washington argue over the START Treaty Russia and the United States are moving towards concluding a new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START).

The investigation into the case against Euroset employees has been completed Today, as expected, the SKP will officially announce the completion of the preliminary investigation into the scandalous criminal case against the former owner of the Euroset company, Evgeny Chichvarkin, and eight of his subordinates - deputy general director of Euroset Trading House LLC and Mobile Communications Exhibition LLC Boris Levin, deputy head security service (SB) Andrei Ermilov, head of the economic security

Trade between India and Russia continues to grow rapidly India is one of the few countries with which Russia’s economic relations have not been affected by current difficulties. “Even during the crisis, our trade and economic relations maintain very positive dynamics. Over the five months of this most difficult year in the last ten years, trade turnover between our countries, despite everything, increased by almost 15% and even this year already exceeds $2.5 billion.

The government approved the procedure for student loans The White House explained under what conditions paying students will be able to receive an educational loan and exactly how they will pay off this loan. From the official government decree published yesterday by Rossiyskaya Gazeta, it follows that from September 1 of this year to December 31, 2013, an experiment will be conducted on state support for education loans.

Since August 5, the government of South Ossetia has been headed by 40-year-old Vadim BROVTSEV, before his appointment he was an entrepreneur in the Chelyabinsk region. Vremya Novostei correspondent Mikhail TELEKHOV, having visited South Ossetia, had the opportunity to ask the Prime Minister several questions. — Do you like it in South Ossetia? Isn't it hot? Don't you miss your hometown? - There is no time to be bored yet. We have to work almost around the clock, tirelessly.

In Russia, they may simplify the registration of parties and limit the term of government of governors Yesterday, the head of the Central Election Commission Vladimir Churov and the chairman of the State Duma Committee on Constitutional Legislation and State Building Vladimir Pligin tried to lift the veil of secrecy over the upcoming changes in Russian electoral legislation by organizing an extensive press conference on this topic. They tried to avoid the dangerous word “reform”: Mr.

The Gazprom Management Board has updated its financial plan for 2009 Four months before the end of the year, the Gazprom board approved the draft adjusted budget and investment program for 2009. The documents will be adopted by the board of directors by the end of September at best. That is, according to the new financial plan, Gazprom will live only for a quarter.

Yesterday, the Federal Air Transport Agency (Rosaviatsiya) officially recommended that passengers return tickets to KD Avia and demand a refund of the money paid for them. The company itself, which stopped selling tickets on September 1, said it would continue to fly on a regular schedule. However, according to Vremya Novostei, aviation authorities may stop its activities today.

Berlin orchestras open new season Two musical groups of the German capital - the Berlin Philharmonic and the Konzerthaus Orchestra - again came out to the public. Musical life in Berlin is not like today's measured life in Moscow. We have many orchestras quietly performing at different venues.

Reduced demand allowed OGK-6 to increase net profit almost 50 times The net profit of the generating company OGK-6 increased 47.5 times, according to IFRS financial statements published yesterday. According to experts, the company was significantly supported by the economic crisis, which resulted in a decrease in electricity consumption, which in turn allowed the company not to overload its fuel-consuming capacities.

US Federal Reserve: Risks for the American economy have decreased significantly Economic growth may be recorded in the second half of the year. This was discussed at the last meeting of the Open Market Committee of the US Federal Reserve System (FRS). However, American banks may face new loan losses. The leadership of the central bank is considering the possibility of extending the program for the acquisition of banking assets to support the mortgage market, but their volume may be reduced.

Poles continue to argue about Russia In Poland, the media and expert community continue to discuss the participation of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in the events on September 1 in Gdansk dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the start of the Second World War. Some complain that he did not agree with the Polish version of the events of that time and rejected claims against the USSR as an accomplice in starting the war.

Veterans of the air regiment protest against its relocation For several days now, veterans of the 47th separate reconnaissance air force regiment in the village of Shatalovo, Smolensk region, have been holding protest rallies - they are dissatisfied with the transfer of their unit to Voronezh. The reason is trivial - the sites, housing, and generally the entire infrastructure are not ready at the new location.