Foreign news footages № 80 (1986)

Lebanon: The members of the organization "Islamic Jihad" are the video recording of a French hostage, J.-P. Kaufman.

Bangladesh: The strike, organized by the opposition in protest against the imposition of emergency in the country.

Egypt: International Women's Conference.

Iran and Iraq: Combat Operations in the Persian Gulf.

Zimbabwe: The Conference of Non-Aligned Movement.

South Africa: President Botha appears to appeal to the Non-Aligned Movement conference participants.

South Africa: Riots in Soweto, caused the authorities to ban a large number of people participating in funeral processions.

Canada: The Sculptor B. Lishmen traces of the old car a copy of "Stone Wall" memorial architecture of the British Bronze Age.

South Africa: Press conference by Bishop Tutu, in connection with his election to the post of Archbishop of Cape Town.

Sweden: Tourists visit a nuclear power plant in the Baltic Sea coast.

Zimbabwe: The Conference of Non-Aligned Movement.

Brazil: Sport.

Hong Kong: Sales of the auction items belonging to A. Hitler.

Portugal: A unique pony - a lover of beer.

South Korea: Police clash with students, serving to desist from holding the Asian Games in Seoul.

United States: Implications of a fire at a chemical plant in Indiana.

U.S.: Demonstration of a new model of armored vehicle fire.

Zimbabwe: The Conference of Non-Aligned Movement.

Philippines: President Aquino peace talks with Muslim leaders.

France, Italy, Great Britain: U.S. Special Envoy W. Walters, making a tour of Europe, visiting Paris, Rome, London.

Libya, the United States, Pakistan: Statements by the President of Pakistan Zia-ul Haq, the leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi, U.S. President Reagan and Secretary of State George

Pakistan: Recon "commandos" stormed the plane of the Pan America, captured by terrorists in Karachi.