Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 21 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999Visit of NATO leadership to PrigotinIrina is worthwhile , Rome: Today, in Primetin, are the general secretary of NATO SOLAN and the Commander -in -Chief of NATO forces General Clark. They meet with General Jackson, Commander -in -Chief of the Peace of Peace of Contribution and with the KOA leadership. This visit follows yesterday's visit to the foreign ministers of the UK, France, Germany and Italy.Radio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999The future of Kosovo is discussed in ProtinaVitaly Portnikov, Macedonia: Today can be quite important in determining the future administration of the Kosovo Territory. The leader of the temperate Albanians Ibrahim Rugov, who was the president of the self -proclaimed Republic of Kosovo, must conduct negotiations with the leader of the Coa Hashim Tachi in Primynin. According to observers, we can talk about the future structure of this region, about the future management of Kosovo from the Albanian side.Radio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999Yuri Belyaev sends volunteers to YugoslaviaVictor Rezunkov , St. Petersburg: Yuri Belyaev, leader of Russian nationalists - so he asks to represent him, sent more than a dozen volunteers to Kosovo. He is categorically against them to be called mercenaries. Yuri Belyaev: I would not use such a terminology as a mercenary, because those people who are there are part of the Yugoslav army. It was one condition that the Russians command these units. That's all the difference.Radio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999The situation in Karachay-CherkessiaSavik Shuster: Russian Prime Minister Stepashin visited Karachay-Cherkesia and said that it could be necessary to change the authorities on the model of Dagestan, where the State Council rules. Vladimir, was it possible to come to the presidential election to this idea, and not to create this tense situation, or was it necessary to bring the matter to constant rallies and now draw some conclusions? Vladimir Dolin: I think it was impossible.Савик ШустерRadio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999The situation in Karachay -CherkessiaSavik Shuster: Russian Prime Minister Stepashin visited Karachay-Cherkesia and said that it could be necessary to change the authorities on the model of Dagestan, where the State Council rules. Vladimir, was it possible to come to the presidential election to this idea, and not to create this tense situation, or was it necessary to bring the matter to constant rallies and now draw some conclusions? Vladimir Dolin: I think it was impossible.Radio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999Radio Liberty - Economy NewsThe Russian government today approved the procedure for compensation in 1999 of deposits of certain categories of citizens in a savings bank opened until June 20, 1991. The payment of compensation of deposits this year will be made to citizens born until 1922 inclusive or the heirs of the first stage, also born until 1922, inclusive.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999Radio Liberty - Sport NewsThe champion of Italy in football was Milan , who won Visiting Peruji in the last round - 2: 1 and in the final table, which was ahead of the Roman Lazio, which prevailed over the same score, prevailed over Parma. Third place - at Fiorentina, who tied with Cagliari 1: 1. On Saturday, the champion of Spain was determined - Barcelona won the guest of Alaves - 4: 1 and three rounds before the finish secured gold medals, gaining 73 points.Radio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999Radio Liberty - Social NewsThe northern regions have not yet received a penny for the so -called "North Formation", said the chairman of the Federation Council Committee on North Affairs and Small Peoples. The Ministry of Finance reports that 35 percent of 3 billion rubles provided for by the budget for the import of products and fuel has already been allocated. However, only one Evenkia requires 250 million rubles to prepare for winter, and only 80 million is allocated.Radio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999Radio Liberty - Science NewsEmployees of Harvard University and the University of Emory in Atlanta published new data on the nature of Khorey Huntington -an exalted neurodegenerative disease in Nature magazine. The cause of the disease is a mutation of a single gene. Early symptoms appear in involuntary twitches of the muscles of the face, trembling of the head and limbs, and the later stages are characterized by a progressive loss of memory and dementia.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999Interview with political scientist Steven HessVladimir Dubinsky is talking with a senior researcher at the Washington Research Institute "Brookkings", political scientist Stephen Hess. Vladimir Dubinsky: What role, in your opinion, the issues of foreign policy will play in the future presidential elections, because after the end of the Cold War, candidates for the presidential post during the pre -election debate mostly focused on domestic political, primarily economic issues.Radio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999Interview with the diplomatic editor of the Times newspaper Michael VignanNatalya Golitsyna , London: The Minister of Defense of Helicobrinia, Yehorda Robertson, said Kosovo refugees will return home under the protection of NATO troops regardless of the will of Milosevich, and that he does not have the right to “veto” to the actions of NATO forces. On this topic, Natalya Golitsyna is talking with the diplomatic editor of the English newspaper Times Michael Vignan.Radio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999Radio Liberty - Daily NewsThe head of the UN experts group Sergio de Mello , who visited Kosovo, was convinced of the reliability of evidence of ethnic cleaning conducted by the Serbian troops. In an interview with journalists in Montenegro, de Mello said today that he was ready to personally confirm information about a large -scale campaign to expel the Albanian population from Kosovo. NATO forces today inflicted missile and bomb attacks on energy and water supply systems in Serbia.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999Radio Liberty - Daily NewsRussian Prime Minister Sergei Stepashin arrives today in Sochi, where he will present to President Boris Yeltsin candidates for key posts in the government. On Sunday, in an interview with NTV, Stepashin confirmed that he supported Alexander Zhukov’s candidacy for the post of first deputy prime minister on macroeconomics, and added that he would ask the president to preserve the posts of the first two deputy prime ministers in the government structure.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999Set of peacekeepers in TulaSergey Novikov , Tula: The decision to increase the number of the Russian peacekeeping contingent to three thousand six hundred people found Tula paratroopers by surprise. There were immediately difficulties with the formation of the Kosovo brigade, since a team of five hundred Tula paratroopers is already serving in Bosnia. And in Kosovo it will be necessary to send another thousand two hundred military personnel.Radio.Svoboda·May 24, 1999Serbia for three days without electricityAya Kuga, Belgrade : Serbia has been without electricity for three days. Previously, NATO aviation for a network of high -voltage gears and electrical substations issued special graphite fibers that cause a short circuit, and then it was possible to restore the electric system for a relatively short time. However, in recent days, bombs and cruise missiles have already been sent to the electric system.Previous12NextShow more