Foreign news footages № 86 (1986)

Zimbabwe: Commonwealth Secretary-General criticizes the adoption of economic sanctions against South Africa, considering them insignificant.

Lebanon: Statement of the American hostages in Lebanon, synchronously.<br><br>

UNESCO: Special report on the activities of UNESCO, due to budgetary constraints.

Brazil: Militarized riot police stormed the prison, where rebel prisoners.

UN: UN General Assembly Session on Namibia.

U.S.: Press Conference Department of State B. Kalb on the expulsion of 25 Soviet citizens working for the UN in response to the arrest of an American journalist in the Soviet Union Nikolai Danilofa.

France: The consequences of a bomb explosion in Montparnasse in Paris.<br>

South Africa: A fire at the gold mine.<br>

South Africa: An American company "Coca-Cola" closes its operations in Johannesburg to protest against the policy of apartheid.

Belgium: The representative of the party Greenpeace conducted a protest against the burning of toxic waste into the sea.

Canada: The Chilean student, received burns during an anti-government demonstration in Santiago, arriving for treatment in Canada.

U.S.: Visit of President of the Philippines C. Aquino in Washington. K. Aquino serves the U.S. Congress.

Libya: Statement of the country's leader Muammar Gaddafi on the need to stop the Iran-Iraq conflict.

France: The consequences of bombings in Paris.<br><br><br>

United States: Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union's readiness to negotiate at the highest level of-sync.<br>

Environmental Protection :25-anniversary of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).<br>

U.S.: Anthropological studies of ancient human skull.

Hungary: New puzzle math professor-inventor of Rubik's E..

UK: Sports.<br>