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Interview with Fred Weir
Published: 30 September, 2007, 18:14
TAGS: Interview
Moscow correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor, Fred Weir, thinks it will take some time for the political parties in Ukraine to form any coalitions.
Then two bombs exploded almost simultaneously in central Baghdad killing at least 88 people and wounding more than 150, according to reports from Associated Press news agency.The first blast occurred shortly after midday when a bag was left in a stall selling DVDs and clothes. It was followed almost immediately by a bomb in a parked car. Police say the explosions came hours after gunmen killed a female teacher on her way to work in a mainly Sunni area in western Baghdad.
30.09.2007, 18:10
Ballots declared valid after turnout crosses 50 per cent thresholdVoting in Ukraine's parliamentary election is entering its final hours. The country's Central Election Commission has confirmed that 50 per cent of the electorate have already cast their votes. President Viktor Yushchenko has promised there will be no rev |
30.09.2007, 21:30
Elehie SkoczylasElehie Skoczylas, a political analyst and one of the monitors of the election in Ukraine, spoke to RT on the possible balance of power in the new Ukrainian parliament. |
