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 Today in Moscow city court the cassation complaint of two citizens of China against the decision of Preobrazhensky intermunicipal court is under consideration. The matter concerns the appeal of husband and wife Li Zhihe and Zhang Guirong against the court’s decision in the first instance back on 3 October to deport the two from Russia. Full Story... Fidel Castro plays with the truth
 Any impartial observer would be surprised at what the Europeans have accomplished in matters of standards of living and respect for human rights. The European Union is today a paradigm of prosperity, liberty and democratic co-existence for any group of nations.
Much to the contrary, the millions of tourists that visit Cuba each year encounter young people who are in many cases ready for anything, no matter how reviling, to escape the country forever if necessary. Full Story... Elections in Azerbaijan were not free
 US based non-profit Institute for Democracy in Eastern Europe (IDEE) observed presidential elections in Azerbaijan. The Institute has stated special opinion on recent events, which is not collateral with the position of European bureaucracy. Full Story...Kuchma will transform Libya into a “heavenly spot”
 The president of Ukraine, Leonid Kuchma, is ready to become the trustee of the Libyan people and the godfather of its president, Muammar Qadhafi. That is the provisional result of the four-day visit of the head of the Ukrainian state to the world’s hottest country. Last month saw United Nations sanctions, imposed after the 1988 bomb explosion on board an American jumbo jet over Lockerbie, Scotland, finally lifted. Now Muammar Qadhafi has received the chance to move the state on to a civilized track and revive its economy. The president of Ukraine, Leonid Kuchma, senses the aroma of big money here. Therefore, having postponed all other matters, he undertook this unplanned trip to Libya. Full Story...Russia has taken «a span of the ground»
 Defeated and disappointed, the Ukrainian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Konstantin Grishchenko, has returned from Moscow. He did not manage to convince the Kremlin authorities to remove its buildings on the Ukrainian island of Tuzla. As before, Russia is able to appropriate another's territory unpunished. Full Story...Kremlin dummy
 Tired parents know to place a dummy in their crying child’s mouth in confidence that it will accept this object as the mother’s breast and thus calm down. This simple deceit has worked for centuries. The Kremlin heads, brought up on similar simplistic examples, present its dummy, “Kadyrov”, to Western public opinion, with clearly visible inscription on its packing: “Made in Russia”. Full Story... Moldovan democrats beseige Russian embassy
 For a week now the Russian embassy in Kishinev has been picketed by supporters of the Christian Democrat People’s Party (CDPP), who are demanding the withdrawal of Russian troops and weapons from the Pridnestrov region. Full Story...Cotton and heat instead of desks and books
 In Turkmenia like anywhere else, the first school term has begun. But children of Turkmenia are spending it in the cotton fields. In country schools only the youngest fist to four-formers have lessons, all the rest, fifth to ninth year pupils, spend all their time from early morning to late evening picking ‘the white gold’ of Turkmenia in the cotton fields rather than learning mathematics and literature. Full Story...Pogroms of Chechens in Kabardino-Balkaria
 Pogrom in the city of Nalchik has continued since mid-September. In the city where there is a policeman on every corner, and whose pride of the law enforcement agencies knows no limits, militant youths have been attacking Chechen students for a week. Full Story...Kyrgyz diabetics reluctant to use pig insulin
Kyrgyz people suffering from diabetes are in despair: the stock of insulin in Kyrgyzstan will last out only one month. After that doctors would be unable to help their patients. Because of a Kyrgyz huge debt foreign companies are refusing to supply insulin-containing preparations to the country until it clears off all its debts which amount today to 32 million soms (approx. $770,000). Full Story...[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] [29] [30] [31] [32] [33] [34] [35] [36] [37] [38] [39] [40] [41] [42] [43] |
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