Freedom time

Today marks 60 years to our radio, the Russian Radio Liberty Service. On March 1, 1953, the first transfer of the Radio station release was released from the studio in Munich. In 1959, the radio station changed its name to the current.

Six decades of the RS remained a source of objective relevant information and the situation in the Soviet Union, in Russia and in the world with clear accents on the observance of human rights and the problems of civil society development.

The Russian refusal to issue a visa to the influential American congressman Chris Smith amazed American observers who perceive this action as evidence of the perceptive perception of the Russian world by the Russian authorities.

The issues of transport communication and participation of Georgian athletes in the Sochi Olympics in Prague are discussed in Prague today by the special representative of the Prime Minister of Georgia on relations with Russia Zurab Abashidze and Deputy Head of the Russian Foreign Ministry Grigory Karasin.

In Kyiv, the final press conference of President Viktor Yanukovych was held in the Ukrainian house.

For more than two hours, the Ukrainian leader answered questions from Ukrainian and foreign journalists. Many of them were interested in the details of the upcoming visit by Yanukovych to Moscow, the prospects of relations with the European Union and the fate of the opposition prisoners.

The Russian Union of Rescuers today opened on the Internet the information portal "Volunteer", the purpose of which to unite Russian volunteers.

March 3, 2013, (February 21 according to the old style), historians, as well as monarchists and some Russian nationalists celebrate the 400th anniversary of the Imperial House of the Romanovs.

In Moscow today, after the repair, the famous Palace of wedding N1, which is more often called the Griboedovsky registry office, is still opened, by the form of the street on which it is located, will again open.