The program is conducted by Tengiz Gudava. The program provides the performance of Peter Boquire, a researcher at Human Raits Raits Vech Human Rights on Emergency Situations, before the US Senate International Relations Committee. Also in the program, the employee of the Moscow branch "Himen Raits Vech" Alexander Petrov is involved.

On March 9, on March 9, the results of studies of American and Canadian neurologists have been published, which have received new data on age -related morphological changes in the human brain. Arthur Toga and his colleagues several times produced magnetic resonance scanning of the brain in children aged 3 to 15 years.

The program is conducted by Savik Schuster. It is attended by Director of Radio Liberty/Radio Free Europe for Broadcasting Jeffrey Tribble, Alexei Simonov, President of the Glasity Protection Fund, Radio Office of Liberty, Anna Kachkaeva and Economic Radio Office of Liberty Ilmar Murtazaev. Savik Shuster: Today our colleague Artem Borovik died. Anna Kachkaeva talks about him. Anna Kachkayeva: Artyom Borovik was 38 years old. He had many friends and even more envious people.

The famous Russian journalist, President of the Top Secret holding Artem Borovik, President of the Alliance Group Zia Bazhaev and 7 more people died today in a plane crash at the Moscow Sheremetyevo-1 airport . The Yak-40 aircraft, which made the Moscow-Kyiv flight, fell immediately after takeoff. An investigation of the causes of the disaster is underway. Russian subpondments continue to surgery in the village of Komsomolskoye in the Urus-Martan district of Chechnya .

The program is hosted by Savik Shuster. It involves Radio Liberty correspondent in New York Yuri Zhigalkin, who spoke with American expert Tim Graham, deputy director of the Center for Media Studies, Russian political scientist Andrei Piontkovsky and Nikolai Petrov, deputy chairman of the Scientific Council of the Carnegie Moscow Endowment. Savik Shuster: On March 7, the so-called “Super Tuesday” took place in the United States. We are talking about primary elections in 16 states.

His friend and fellow student Vladimir Vedrashko recalls the deceased Artem Borovik. Vladimir Vedrashko: Artem was and remains a very noticeable figure in journalism in recent years. But I remember very well how it all began, because we studied together at the Faculty of International Journalism of MGIMO, it was a very interesting time-the end of the 70s, the beginning of the 80s. I recall one episode when Artem and I were in the Crimea.

Lilya Palveveva, Moscow: Adam Deniev very nervously reacts to the question of whether his relatives really were among those who forcibly held Andrei Babitsky. Adam Deniev: Our dynasty does not apply to the bandits. I am the eldest in the family, and everyone is subordinate to the generally accepted norms of respect for a person. Never my brother and my relative, and my supporters will participate in gang actions. Please remember this once and for all and pass on your radio.

“Barcelona” and “Bavaria” secured an access to the quarterfinals following the results of the next matches of the second group round of the Champions Football League. "Barcelona", winning on Tuesday away at the Portuguese Porto 2: 0, scored 10 points. Porto had 6 left, the Czech Sparta, who won in Prague of the German "Hertha" 1: 0 - 4 points. On Wednesday, Bavaria joined Barcelona, defeating Madrid's 4: 1 in Munich Madrid.

Lev Roitman: Igor Ivanov’s visit to Poland was canceled to Poland on March 3rd. Shortly before this, a group of demonstrators in Poznan, they protested against Russian actions in Chechnya, penetrated the Russian consulate. The Russian flag was torn. The police were present, but inactive. The Polish authorities apologized for disgrace, one of the police officials was punished, but it was too late.

Interview with Konstantin Titov, elections in Saratov Mikhail Sokolov: The presidential campaign in Russia, the rivalry of Vladimir Putin and Gennady Zyuganov are not pleased with vivid events. But the upcoming elections of the Governor of St. Petersburg, the duel of Valentina Matvienko and Vladimir Yakovlev with an unpredictable ending intrigue. In St. Petersburg, the elite is split. In Russia, the tops recognize the indisputable right of Vladimir Putin to the Yeltsin heritage.

Oleg Kusov, Ingushetia: Tens of thousands of Chechen children live on the territory of Ingushetia today. Most of them, along with their parents, live in tent camps of refugees. “There are no more healthy children among Chechen children,” a pediatrician tells me a tent town in the city of Karabulag Larisa Khaysumova. In winter, everyone was ill with acute colds, influenza, dysentery, and tuberculosis.

The program is attended by: American political scientist, employee of the American Enterprise Institute, Leon Aron and the famous Soviet -time dissident, the author of many studies on Soviet and Russian topics - Vladimir Bukovsky. Tengiz Gudava: Somehow, the first president of modern Russia, Boris Yeltsin, imperceptibly and at the same time paradoxically went into political non-existence.

The Russian Ministry of Transport until August of this year will not increase tariffs for freight and passenger transportation. According to the Minister of Railways Nikolai Aksenenko, the revenues of the department from cargo transportation in the first two months of this year increased by 35 billion rubles, compared to the same period last year.

The program is hosted by Savik Shuster. It involves Andrei Babitsky, with whom Alexander Batchan spoke, as well as Radio Liberty correspondents in the North Caucasus Oleg Kusov and Khasin Raduev. A translation is provided of the article by US Secretary of State Madeline Albright, “An Explanation of Chechnya,” published in the American newspaper The Washington Post.

The program is hosted by Savik Shuster. It features Radio Liberty/Radio Free Europe Director of Broadcasting Jeffrey Trimble, Alexey Simonov, President of the Glasnost Defense Fund, Radio Liberty columnist Anna Kachkaeva, and Radio Liberty economic commentator Ilmar Murtazaev. Savik Shuster: Today our colleague Artem Borovik died. Anna Kachkaeva talks about him. Anna Kachkaeva: Artem Borovik was 38 years old. He had many friends and even more envious people.