Egypt’s army rulers imposed a curfew on the epicenter of the February uprising, Cairo’s Tahrir Square and downtown area.

For any country, and especially for CIS states, elections are almost a catastrophic phenomenon. Often these countries experience nervousness not only due to “lack” of democracy, but also because of its excess. In this case quite understandable is the activation of major powers in the process of driving Russia out of internal political developments. Noticeably stir up embassies of the West and the accompanying structures initially designed to “strengthen democracy and build a civil society”, but actually controlling the pre-election and post-election processes, making sure “the wrong” candidate fails.

"They are a very good side, sharp and quick with the ball,” Ireland defender Sean St Ledger said ahead of UEFA EURO 2012 qualifier.