Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 33 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000Opposition rally on May 15 in Belgrade and Serbian Student Resistance MovementAya Kuga, Velgrad: In the square, people most often chanted: "uprising." The opposition leaders opposed increasing repressions in Serbia, demanding that the regime of Slobodan Milosevich immediately declare democratic elections.Айя КугеRadio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000Cryptography on personal computers - PGP programCryptography on personal computers - PGP program Today's program is devoted to cryptography on the Internet and the public PGP encryption program. The first time takes the word consultant on cryptography and the freelance editor of the Kupra weekly Maxim Petovnov. Retired In the recent issue of the Seventh Continent, Alexander Kostinsky spoke about the seminar “Window to the Free World - 2000”, which has recently been held in Moscow.Алексей ЦветковRadio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000Macedonia - security forces announced a 48 -hour one -sided ceasefire and presented an ultimatum to extremistsMirche Adamchevsky, Skopier: Last night in Macedonia there were fierce battles between Albanian extremists and security forces. Today is the first day of the 48 -hour one -way ceasefire declared by security forces. They presented the ultimatum by the Albanian terrorist groups and the local population of 10 villages in the northeast of the country: to leave these villages until half a day. The authorities call armed extremists not to prevent the care of the civilian population.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000Radio Liberty - Social NewsIn Kamchatka, from May 17, electricity to residential buildings will be supplied only for an hour and a half a day , the first vice -governor of the region said on Tuesday. The cause of the energy crisis was the debt of power engineers to fuel oil suppliers. Kindergartens are closed in the region, the work of enterprises is paralyzed, and power outages at military facilities have begun.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000Visit to Germany President Yugoslavia Voislav KoshtunitsaEvgeny Bovkun, Bonn: Negotiations in Berlin between the Chancellor of Germany Gerhard Schreder and the President of Yugoslavia by Voislav Koshtunitsa were unsuccessful by epoch -making agreements. The main point of the agenda was the most difficult issue of bilateral relations - about economic assistance.Евгений БовкунRadio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000"What is radio freedom and how Russian radio stations can work in the USA," says Thomas Dain, President of Radio Liberty/Free EuropeWith Thomas Dayn, the host of the Liberty Live program Savik Shuster talked. Savik Shuster: The Ministry of Press of Russia sent a draft law on the media to the State Duma. In particular, there is the following proposal there: let Russian radio stations, for example, Mayak or Radio of Russia, emphasize, state radio stations, broadcast in the USA and, for example, in the UK just as Voice of America, Radio Liberty and BBC work in Russia.Савик ШустерRadio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000What rules regulate the activities of domestic and foreign media in the UK?Natalya Golitsyna, London: The licensing and regulation of radio broadcasting in the UK is engaged in the radio committee - organization, semi -state, semi -intensive. Its status of a government institution is explained by the fact that its members are appointed Minister of Culture, the Media and Sports for a period of 5 years.Наталья ГолицынаRadio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000What did the Russian military bring the amnesty for the surrendered Chechen fighters on May 15?Oleg Kusov, North Caucasus: Russian politicians and the military summarize the results of a five -month amnesty declared by the State Duma. As the military say, almost 2.5 thousand Chechens surrendered to the federal side. At the same time, the first armed Chechens surrendered in mid -March. It is easy to calculate that according to this statistics in the future, 40-45 people were handed over to the Russian side.Олег КусовRadio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000Documents of the past-The ruff and mood of the workers in 1926 by the eyes of the OGPU; -1933: Samad in Kazakhstan. In today's Russia, people who receive state wages suffer from taxes most of all, they are called public sector employees. In the twenties, the largest tax burden fell on the peasantry. Here are excerpts from the "review of the political state of the USSR for July, the month 1926 (according to the OGPU)" - the United State Political Administration.Анатолий СтреляныйRadio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000Radio Freedom President/Radio Free Europe Thomas Dain rejects Moscow's accusations against Radio LibertyWashington, May 15, 2000 President of Radio Liberty/Radio Free Europe Thomas Dain rejected the charges of Russian officials against Radio Freedom of hostility to the Russian state, as "unreasonable, inappropriate and disappointing." Radio Liberty/Radio Free Europe freely transmit information.Radio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000"Yugoslav map" of the Russian authoritiesThe topic is led by Andrei Shary. The correspondent of Radio Freedom Ayia Kuga is involved. Andrey Sharry: The events of recent days in Yugoslavia are essentially an internal political crisis. Last Saturday, the country was shocked by another loud political murder, already the eighth this year.Андрей ШарыйRadio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000Campaign of misinformation against the Media-Most holdingKaren Agamirov, Moscow: The leaders of the Media-Most holding suspect that the documents and materials submitted today on the first and second television channels as a result of the illegal actions of the holding employees are made in the bowels of the special services themselves. Says the head of the press service of the holding Dmitry Ostalsky: Dmitry Ostalsky: The so-called our "colleagues" began a very serious propaganda campaign against the Media-Most holding, against its security service.Карен АгамировRadio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000Radio Liberty - Science NewsExperts of the American National Institute of Medical Ecology excluded Saharyn from the list of potential carcinogens. It was entered there after two decades ago reports in the scientific press that this substance contributes to the development of malignant tumors of the bladder in rats. Subsequent studies, however, showed that the use of sugar is not dangerous for humans.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000Disinformation campaign against the Media-Most holdingKaren Agamirov, Moscow: The leaders of the Media-Most holding suspect that the documents and materials presented today on the first and second TV channels as a result of illegal actions by the holding's employees were produced within the bowels of the special services themselves. Dmitry Ostalsky, head of the holding’s press service, says: Dmitry Ostalsky: Our so-called “colleagues” began a very serious propaganda campaign against the Media-Most holding and against its security service.Radio.Svoboda·May 16, 2000Macedonia - Security forces declare a 48-hour unilateral ceasefire and issue an ultimatum to extremistsMirce Adamcevski, Skopje: Last night there was heavy fighting in Macedonia between Albanian extremists and security forces. Today is the first day of a 48-hour unilateral ceasefire declared by security forces. They presented an ultimatum to Albanian terrorist groups and the local population of 10 villages in the northeast of the country: to leave these villages by Thursday afternoon. The authorities urge armed extremists not to interfere with the departure of civilians.Previous123NextShow more