InoSMIOnline Media OutletLost independenceMaterialsInfoFound 8,084 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceInoSMI·Jul 3, 2002The cause of the plane crash is the case ("SueDdeutsche Zeitung", Germany)How schoolchildren fell aboard this particular aircraft Tomas Avenarius, 03 July 2002 The long list begins with the name of Ildar Asilgujina, the birth of 1988, then Lena Asilova follows, whose birth certificate is 1992. And completes this terrible list, in which 50 names, Ruslan Yusupov, born in 1982. Most Tu-154 passengers were children, in any case, young people.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 3, 2002Chechnya. Rapted country ("Die Welt", Germany)Fear, terror and violence still reign in Grozny It seems that in the middle of this dusty desert from the ruins, a pirate ship ran aground. On a deck, overlapped with sand bags, someone with a naked torso sits, boasting of his strength. He inflicts just a tattoo on the back of his comrade, tied his head with a scarf from the sun. Under the bright midday sun, a Russian tricolor appears instead of a skull with crossed bones.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 3, 2002This time, Putin, perhaps, will actually manage to restore the oligarchs ("Business Week", USA)"Softly rolls and sleep hard" Paul Starobin (Paul Starobin), 02 July 2002 July 2, 2002. It's time to return the money home - and distribute it. It is this Russian President Vladimir Putin who tells the Titans of the Great Business of his country, who are called oligarchs. In his speech on June 19, in the Russian Chamber of Commerce in Moscow, Mr.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 3, 2002“Bull” returns to add piquancy to Russian politics (“The Financial Times”, Great Britain)Getting free, Mr. Bykov confused all the cards on the eve of the election of the Krasnoyarsk governor Some thought that Anatoly Bykov, nicknamed "Bull" would be convicted of attempted murder. Others believed that he would be released from custody in the courtroom. No one expected that both of them would happen. But Mr. Bykov, a boxer from Siberia, who came up with a businessman, is a remarkable person. And Russian legal proceedings are an amazing thing. July 2, 2002.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 3, 2002The trial of the Russian officer for the murder of Chechen is postponed ("The Washington Post", USA)The judge suddenly decided not to announce his sentence until Mr. Budanov pass the third forensic psychiatric examination The trial of the colonel of the Russian army accused of rape and suffocation of the 18-year-old Chechenka was confused due to the unexpected replacement of the state prosecutor in the case, which is considered the main test of the impartiality of the Russian military proceedings. Moscow, July 2, 2002.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 3, 2002The mutilated bodies of dead children fell from the sky ("Bild", Germany)It was a nightmare! Gerd Hertle, Robin M? Hlebach, Marco Schwarz, Christoph Schmitz, J UNGER, Jens Hartmann, Andreas Klinger, Bernd Strehlau, Ilka Roxin (Texte) und Jo Goertz, J (Fotos), 03 July 2002 The aviation catastrophe over Bodenser shocked the whole world. Two planes collided and rushed to the ground in a fiery tornado. The bodies of dead children fell from the sky. Children flew on vacation. “It was so noisy that it was the most incredible power of thunder.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 2, 2002Putin regrets the party leading Minsk ("Frankfurter AllGemeine Zeitung", Germany)The dispute regarding the format of the Union of Russia and Belarus continues Markus Wehner - Marcus Venus, 02 July 2002 The closer the cooperation between Washington and Moscow, the more constrained Lukashenko finds himself, the less chance he has to resist the creation of the union according to the model that Moscow wants. Apparently, the idea of independent, democratic Belarus, in the spirit of which the creation of the state took place in 1991, went into oblivion.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 2, 2002inosmi.ruKonstantinov Alexander: Football, souvenirs and less and less politics “Russia's Day”, which was celebrated this week, was the reason for foreign journalists to look at the image of a “new democratic country” in his own way and ask the sacramental question “What is it, Russia, today and what to expect from it tomorrow?” Yes, there is also football with all the pogroms arising from it in the very heart of the "golden -domed" - an important, of course, stroke to the image being studiedOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 2, 2002Ronaldo, History of Phenomenal Return ("Le Temps", Switzerland)He was considered lost for football. After three years of continuous injuries and misfortunes, the “phenomenon” helped Brazil to win a trophy. An extraordinary story Frederick Donze, 02 July 2002 You can’t be a symbol and remain innocent, but the long hug of the “king” Pele and his heir after the match only remind of the wonderful resurrection, which was quite consistent with thanks to God from the winners of this championship. Ronaldo scored (twice), Brazil won.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 2, 2002The most important question regarding the death of Kursk remains open ("Berliner Zeitung", Germany)The State Commission talks about the explosion aboard the submarine, but what led to it, the Dripaces D GISBERT MROZEK - GIZBERT MROZEK, 02 July 2002 The Russian submarine was flooded as a result of the explosion of several torpedoes, which, in turn, was caused by a torpedo fuel explosion. This is the conclusion of the report of the Commission for the Investigation of the Causes of the Kursk disaster, which was semi-grouped by her member Vice Admiral Valery Dorogin.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 2, 2002Nightmare in the sky of Germany ("CNN", USA)The air clash that occurred on Tuesday morning over the Swiss-German border took place on the "so-called air intersection" Joe Hayili / Joe Havel, 02 July 2002 Classes in the air between large aircraft are a relatively rare phenomenon, especially at high altitude. It was this that was the clash between the Russian Tu-154 aircraft and the cargo Boeing-757 According to experts, as the number of aircraft increases, the probability of such large -scale plane crashes will inevitably grow.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 2, 2002Hunting for radioactive "homeless".Russia and the United States are going to hide from terrorists abandoned radioactive materials abandoned for unnecessary Tobias h? Rner - Tobias Hurter, July 02, 2002 Rumors unexpectedly became a reality. Back in March, scientists introduced the US Senate International Affairs Committee on how the government quarter in the American capital can be radioactive.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 2, 2002The Americans are concerned about the possibility of theft of Russian nuclear weapons ("The Washington Times", USA)The program "Reducing the level of threat" consumes $ 1 billion annually Charles J. Hanley, 01 July 2002 Moscow, July 1, 2002. In the "Islands of Secrets" throughout Russia, specialists from the United States with the money of American taxpayers set constipation and video surveillance systems, strengthen the walls, create databases for accounting and train guards - one long -standing enemy is trying to ensure the preservation of the nuclear weapons of another enemy.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 2, 2002Is there life after Brazil? ("Le Temps", Switzerland)Editorial Fred Hirzel (Fred Hirzel), 02 July 2002 So that the most beautiful of the images of the World Cup remained in the memory, you should cling to the screens not yesterday, but on Saturday. Then the Turkish and Korean heroes of the "comforting" finale, holding hands, went to the stands of the TEGU stadium to thank the wonderful Far Eastern audience. This picture cost all the “golden” heads, all Fair-Play campaigns.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInoSMI·Jul 2, 2002Russia: Double standards of military justice ("Liberation", France)Helen Despich-Popovich, 02 July 2002 The Russian army stands over the law? The six military, accused of the murder of a journalist who exposed corruption in the Armed Forces, were justified on Wednesday. Dmitry Kholodov, who was 27 years old, worked in the newspaper Moscow Komsomolets. He was killed in October 1994, the bomb was laid in a diplomat. He investigated financial fraud in the army, and showed that the Russian troops, leaving Germany, were engaged in weapons and traffic of stolen cars.Our archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionPrevious123...539NextShow more