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The Turkmen law enforcement bodies have been so far unsuccessful in their attempts to catch active army officer Begench Beknazarov accused of committing a terrorist act and attempt on the life of president Saparmurat Niyazov in late November of last year, Turkmenbashi the Great himself told to a recent session at the defense ministry. Speaking about the wanted army officer, president Niyazov reproached defense minister Redzhepbai Arazov: “If your agency followed my orders and subjected every army commander to a thorough scrutiny, checking him back to the third generation, we would not have such Beknazarovs.” Full Story...Joint statement by yet free Cuban dissidents
 Following a wave of political trials that started in Cuba on April 3, leaders of the Cuban dissident movement have issued a new joint declaration.
That is the second statement of that kind made by dissidents in the past few weeks. The first one was disseminated in the wake of massive arrests in the mid-March of this year. Full Story... Court’s decision protects the FSB
 On April 2nd, Moscow's Civilian Intermunicipal Court dismissed a complaint filed by Sergei Kovalev, deputy to the State Duma and renown human rights advocate, against the director of the FSB (Federal'naia Sluzhba Bezopasnosti- Federal Security Agency), Nikolai Patrushev. Patrushev last year had refused to satisfy Sergei Kovalev's deputy inquiry to provide documents concerning "exercises," which had taken place in Riazan' in the fall 1999. Full Story...President Lukashenka reanimates the ideological front
 To bring back the ideology section on all levels of government administration was the suggestion made by Belarus' president, Aleksandr Lukashenka. Appearing at a March 27 seminar dedicated to the issue of improving ideological training among leading workers, the President in particular stressed the necessity of restoring ideology in commercial organizations, universities and schools in Belarus. Full Story...US ambassador points to double standards
 A day or two ago US ambassador to Kyrgyzstan John O’Keefe has clearly but in a delicate diplomatic manner expressed his perplexity over recent anti-war rallies in this Central Asian republic. Full Story...Cuban opposition unites
 Leaders of Cuban dissident groups have issued a joint declaration in Havana in response to the current campaign of mass arrests across the country. The statement is signed by a number of people representing various points of view on the future of Cuba. The dissidents state that they are standing by the declaration of 9 March in which they called on the European Union not to conclude an agreement of economic partnership with Cuba. They oppose this proposal on the grounds that one of the conditions of the agreement was a demand for a significant shift to democracy. However, there have been no such changes on the island. We are here publishing the text of the statement, as translated by PRIMA. Full Story...Tiny kingdom under attack of Socialists
 Bhutan, the last Himalayan kingdom, is facing severe threats from underground separatist groups operating in northeastern India, to wit, the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA), National Democratic Front of Boroland (NDFB ), and the Kamatapur Liberation Front (KLO). These militant groups that have set up their bases in Bhutan are posing a serious security threat to the government of Bhutan. Full Story...People, don’t crowd!
 The Russian government has become concerned about the freedom of its citizens to hold meetings and demonstrations, and even more concerned about the lack of freedom of its officials to curtail such meetings and demonstrations. The determination to maintain a façade of democracy over its totalitarian (sorry, “hierarchical”) self, has led to the birth within the heart of government of a cunning piece of legislation “On rallies, meetings, demonstrations and pickets.” On 20 March the government approved the bill and sent it to the State Duma. Full Story...Skinheads And Militia Are Identical Twins.
 Skinheads used to beat up innocent people in secret, now they do it openly hiding behind the law and militia uniform. Residents of Dnepropetrovsk city, who suffered from a gang of shaven-headed militiamen who knew no limits, have found this out for certain. Full Story...Paul McCartney to perform in Moscow
On May 24th, Paul McCartney, the former Beatles member, will give a concert on Red Square in Moscow. This information was officially confirmed on March 19th by Alpha Bank, the concert's organizers. At the press conference it was very aptly announced that the "dream of three generations" of Russians had come true. One can only add that the first generation has much to reminisce on, for example the fact that 40 years ago young Russians who fell in love with the Beatles, because of that very passion for the first time came to understand that they were slaves of a totalitarian regime. 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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