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A new electoral bloc emerged in Moscow on 2 June. It expects to take third place in the State Duma after the parliamentary elections in December. Today, it is true, marked only the emergence of a coalition, as two parties, Liberal Russia (which broke away from Berezovsky) and the Republican Party signed an agreement on forming a coalition. The agreement was signed directly by the co-chair of the Liberal Party, Viktor Pokhmelkin, and Republican Party co-chair Boris Federov, former minister of finance in the government of Yegor Gaidar, the so-called “young reformers”. Full Story...Investigation over, no trial to follow
The investigation into the Dubrovka theatre hostage crisis that rocked Moscow on October 23, 2002 has been closed. The case was dropped because of the death of all terrorists, officials at the Moscow prosecutor’ office told a RIA-Novosti correspondent on June 2. Over one thousand people were questioned during the investigation, and 775 persons were formally recognized as the aggrieved. The case file contains forensic medical statements on 129 dead hostages and on 41 dead terrorists. The investigation announced it has established identities of 30 dead terrorists. As for the remaining eleven, their names are still being checked, said the investigation. Full Story...Will Turkmenia be without Niyazov in autumn?
 After Turkmenian President Saparmurat Niyazov's visit to Moscow in April this year where he signed the "gas agreement" with Russia, strange rumour began to emerge amongst his associates. Even though it may bear no relation to the reality, it is still interesting as it may reflect a
certain mood among the Turkmenian elite. The rumour is possibly connected with an attempt to explain an odd compliance of the Russian President Vladimir Putin on the issue of abolishing a dual Russian-Turkmenian nationality. Full Story... The "point of evil" or how Russia is preparing a little Iraq
Last Friday head of Duma’s International Affairs Committee Dmitriy Rogozin unexpectedly presented a piece of information to the press. It became known to the Committee that Turkmenia gave support Talibs in Afghanistan, that the country’s leadership is involved in drug trafficking and even supports international terrorism. According to
Rogozin, the information hasn’t been confirmed but it will now be checked. "If this is really so, then, that is to say, bad things are in store," said the MP. Full Story... The False Amnesty.
 On 21 of May the State Duma passed a resolution on amnesty after the first hearing following the adoption of the Chechen Republic Constitution. The amnesty has turned out to be just as hypocritical as the recent referendum.
President Putin suggesting his version of the amnesty states that this is an act of humanism. Naturally "humanism" sounds rather more pleasant than "dunk in the loo". But let us turn to the facts. Full Story... Anti-Semitism in Armenia
 "On the evening of 19 May in Yerevan there was a torch-light procession of young people to mark the 88th anniversary of genocide of Armenians in Ottoman Empire. The impressive procession flooded the cityÒs central streets. Members of youth organisation ARFD (Armenian Revolutionary
Federation Dashnaktsoutun) burnt a Turkish flag outside Matenadaran (ancient manuscripts repository). With the torches lit from this fire they made their way to Tsitsernakabert". This was the comment under the photograph on the front page of "Novoje Vremya" dated 24 May, a Russian language newspaper with 5,000 circulation published in Yerevan. The author lied: the flag was not Turkish. Full Story... Kadyrov knew about kamikaze before the blast
In recent days fearless Russian journalists have bombarded the public opinion with
a lot of wise utterances made by federal officials from Chechnya, the Russian republic shaken by a new series of suicide bombings. Much valuable information came to reporters from Sergei Fridinsky, deputy prosecutor general in the Southern federal district. Full Story... Turkmenbashi has let the genie out of the bottle
American citizen Leonid Komarovskii was pardoned in in a way fitting to a dictatorship such as Turkmenistan: while the front pages of every newspaper carried both president Saparmurat Niyazov’s decree of pardon, and the letter of confession which Komarovskii had addressed to Turkmenbashi, local TV stations continued to show the so-called “terrorist” reading his own confession. Full Story...Why not let the body of the killed journalist be buried?
 Mother of Ukrainian journalist Georgy Gongadze has once again expressed her dissatisfaction with results of the forensic examination of a decapitated body found in the year 2000 near the town of Tarashchi in Kiev region. That means that she trusts neither American or Swiss, Ukrainian or Russian specialists. Independent of each other, they all have reached the same conclusion that the corpse belonged to Gongadze. Full Story... Statement office on the recent suicide attacks
 Foreign office of Chechen republic of Ichkeria called Western governments to fulfill the mission of mediators in settling the Russian-Chechen military conflict. The cause of suicide attacks is in policy of genocide toward Chechens ongoing, the Chechen politicians state in press release distributed on May, 16. 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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