Foreign newsreels № 5960 (1979)

Rhodesia, Salisbury-A story about a black political figure, Professor Stanlake Samkanja, an interview with Samkanja.

France-A protest demonstration after an explosion in a Jewish student cafeteria in Paris.

Iran-Tribal members in Gonbad are fighting with Islamic soldiers and their supporters.

Iran-Kurds in the Sanandazh district, a Kurdish tribe (report).

Laos-Special report "The capital of Laos, Vientiane, 3 years after the victory of the Pathet Lao patriotic forces".

Laos-Special report "The economy of Laos 3 years after the victory of the patriotic forces of Pathet Lao".

Thailand-The Prime Minister of Laos, Kayson Phomvihan, arrives in Bangkok on an official visit.

Congo, Brazzaville-The Assembly approves Colonel Sassou Nguesso as the new president.

France, Paris - The Gaullist Party again elects former Prime Minister Jacques Chirac as chairman.

France, Paris - The Vietnamese Embassy in Paris, the press attache of the embassy makes a statement on behalf of his government about the complete withdrawal of all Chinese troops from Vietnamese territory.

Kenya, Malawi-Refugees from Uganda.

Venezuela-Opening of the 17th meeting of the Latin American Episcopal Assembly.

South Africa-Meeting of the Committee of Ten Soweto, the Committee demands the weakening of the laws defining the places of settlement and work of blacks.

England - The development of winter sports in Scotland.

England, London - Member of Parliament, Chairman of the House of Commons Airey Neave, a Conservative from Northern Ireland, was killed by a car bomb explosion outside the parliament building.

Austria, Vienna-The story of the famous Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal.