Foreign news footages №58 (1986)

Tunisia - a special issue about the country's President Habib Bourguiba, who has been in office for 30 years. 1986 - Bourguiba speaks at the Congress of the Socialist Party. 1985 - Prime Minister M. Mzali talks with Soviet Admiral V. Chernavin. 1955 - Bourguiba is greeted by his supporters. 1956 - signing of an agreement with France on granting independence. 1959 - voting.

Bourguiba takes the oath of office as president.

Philippines, Manila - Marcos supporters demonstrate.

Police use tear gas to disperse demonstrators

Spain, Madrid - votes are counted after the general elections.

Former Prime Minister A. Soares speaks.

The leader of the Popular Alliance party, Manuel Fraga, speaks at a press conference.

The leader of the Socialist Party, F. González, addresses reporters.

India, Bombay - ruins of a factory building that suddenly collapsed.

Rescuers are clearing the rubble.

Mexico - sports: World Cup.

Moments from the games of the national teams Brazil-France, Germany-Mexico, Argentina-England, Spain-Belgium.

Thailand - A state of emergency and curfew are declared on Phuket Island to suppress a rebellion.

Cabinet meetings.

Demonstrations.

Hotel windows are smashed.

A fire breaks out at an oil refinery.

Malaysia - tin mines, open pit.

Tin smelting at the factory.

Meeting of the All-Malay-China Mines Association.

The government is ready to provide subsidies to increase tin productivity.

Israel, Jerusalem - clashes between various religious groups on the streets of the city.

USA - Police besiege a jewelry store where robbers are holding 5 hostages.

After 13 hours of siege, police storm the store.

USA, Washington - new ambassador Yuri Dubinin and his wife leave the White House after handing Reagan a letter from Mikhail Gorbachev.

They get into a car.

Laos - Laotian authorities accused of killing 35 Thai refugees.

Bodies on the ground.

Laotian general speaks, denying involvement in the murder.

Thailand's UN envoy speaks.

South Africa, Portsmouth - annual conference of the Council of Churches.

In the corridors Bishop Tutu and others talk, sing. O. Baret, A. Boesak speak at the conference

South Africa, Johannesburg - the aftermath of bomb explosions on the central streets.

Broken shop windows, rescuers evacuating the wounded

Germany, Freiburg - competition and demonstration of cars with engines running on solar energy.

England, London - African National Congress leader O. Tambo meets with Deputy Foreign Minister Linda Chalker