
11 millions of Iraqis voted in parliamentarian election
More than 11 millions out of 15 millions of citizens voted at parliamentarian election, which was held on December 15 in Iraq.

More than 11 millions out of 15 millions of citizens voted at parliamentarian election, which was held on December 15 in Iraq.

Russian commercial banks accounts will be blocked at the beginning of 2006 in Georgia, informed President of National Bank of Georgia Roman Gotsiridze. "All Russian banks, operating on the territory of Abkhazia, will be declared, so to say, non grata, their accounts will be blocked", noted Gotsiridze.

OJSC "Gazprom" doubts in guarantee completion of interrupted Russian gas supply to Europe, declared Gazprom official Sergei Kuprianov.

Svetlana Ishmuratova and Albina Akhatova have won two first prizes on the individual race on 15 km in the framework of Biathlon World Cup in Osrblie, Slovakia.

Moscow considers revision of the facts connected with Holocaust inadmissible, comments Information and Press department of Ministry of Foreign Affairs the statement concerning the question made by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. "They have created a myth today that they call the massacre of Jews and they consider it a principle above God, religions and the prophets," he said on Wednesday.

Early on Thursday morning Israeli air force struck another air blow at Gaza sector.

Nigerian authorities exculpated 12 Russian sailors from the charge of smuggling.

Fire at main oil depot tank, situated in Hertfordshire under London, is extinguished.

Ex-chancellor of Germany Gerhard Schroeder denied announcements about million wage in North European Gas Pipeline Company (NEGPC), which will control constructions of North-European pipeline on sea.

Ukraine is going to be consistent with its obligation towards the Russian Black Sea Fleet sojourn on the Ukrainian territory, informed the chief of Ministry of Foreign Affairs press-cutting service Vasiliy Filipchuk. "If proceed from the normal course of relationship between Ukraine and its partners, we are going to keep to the existing terms of bilateral treaty," noted the press-cutting service chief.

Since the next year visitors will be able to obtain Latvian visa in the airport of Riga. Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of communication has come to agreement on it.

New, more powerful wave of disorders on racial base arouse in Sydney at Monday night. Participants of massacre were burning and turning cars over, breaking shop-windows, throwing stones and bottles with explosives at police and at each other.

President of Russia will participate in first Summit talks Russia-ASEAN, and as a guest - in first East Asian summit.

2 months after earthquake 40-year old woman was rescued from obstructions of apartment house in Pakistani part of Kashmir.

On Monday Slobodan Milosevic appealed to the Hague tribunal for permission to come to Moscow in the time of New Year▓s holidays.

By 15:00 attendance of citizens, who has voted in election to Supreme Council in Pridnestrovie, exceeded 37.8%.

As a result of 3 powerful explosions at fuel depot near London 39 people were injured, 4 of them are in severe condition.

Saudi Arabia officially entered World Trade Organization and became its 149-th member.

Russia and Japan agreed to carry on dialogue in new format, informed Japan diplomatic source. By his words, this format, called as "strategic conversation" from Japan side, will operate on 2 levels.

On Sunday election of delegates to Supreme Council is held in unrecognized republic of Pridnestrovie.

At present moment citizens of Leverstok-Green settlement, near which 3 explosions occurred this morning, are evacuated.

In north-east Iran earthquake with magnitude of 4.2 points by Richter`s scale took place this Saturday.

Chinese authorities have confirmed several villagers were shot dead by police in a protest earlier this week.

Welsh prince Charles is examined in case of Princess Diana`s, his ex-wife, death.

This data is supported by laboratory investigations.