Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 24 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 200010 people died as a result of the explosion of the gas pipeline in the American state of New MexicoIn the American state of New Mexico, an explosion occurred on a gas pipeline branch of a branch: 10 tourists were killed and two were seriously injured. Victims, among which 5 children, defeated tents about three hundred meters from the scene of the explosion, near the town of Karlsbad. The cause of the explosion is a pipe rupture. The fire ball was visible in a radius of 30 kilometers from the scene of the explosion. The federal authorities are investigating the accident.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000In the Barents Sea, in the area where the Kursk nuclear submarine sank, two vessels arrived with the British rescue submarine and the Norwegian and British divers are deep -haired. The work will begin this night.In the Barents Sea, in the area where the Kursk nuclear submarine sank, two Norwegian vessels arrived with the British rescue submarine and the Norwegian and British divers are deliberate. The work will begin this night, but there was almost no hope of saving the crew of the submarine. The chief of staff of the Northern Fleet Mikhail Mozak said on Saturday that the sailors who were in the nasal compartments of Kursk were likely to be killed in the first minutes of the accident.Radio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000The Russian delegation held negotiations on Sunday in Baghdad on the participation of Russian companies in the development of Iraqi oil fields.The Russian delegation held negotiations on Sunday in Baghdad on the participation of Russian companies in the development of Iraqi oil fields. Russia seeks to resume cooperation with Iraq in the hope of Baghdad’s return of multi -billion dollar debts formed during the existence of the USSR. Russian companies will be able to take part in the development of Iraq oil resources only after the abolition of the UN sanctions introduced against Baghdad 10 years ago - after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000A group of Norwegian divers will try to manually unscrew the hatch of the sunken submarine KurskDD --- This morning, Norwegian and British specialists began surgery to save the crew of the Kursk nuclear submarine, despite the statement of the Russian authorities that the sailors were most likely already killed. A group of Norwegian divers is already working at the bottom of the Barents Sea. They will inspect the submarines and give the first detailed information. They may also try to manually unscrew the hatch leading to the submarine rescue chamber.Radio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000About 2 million young people took part in the all -night vigils in Rome along with Pope John Pavel the Second.About 2 million young people took part in the all -night vigils in Rome along with Pope John Pavel the Second. According to the authorities, this is the most crowded meeting in the history of the city. Young people from 160 countries arrived in Rome at the Festival dedicated to World Youth Day. This holiday is held under the auspices of the Roman Catholic Church. On Sunday, the festival participants will take part in the solemn mass.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000Two police officers were killed today as a result of the explosion in the Spanish province of WeskTwo policemen were killed today as a result of the explosion in the Spanish province of Wesk. The explosive device was laid under the bottom of the car in which the police rode. The authorities are accused of organizing the explosion of the Basque separatists. Over the past three weeks, extremists from the organization have carried out a number of terrorist attacks, as a result of which four were killed and 11 people were injured.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000Islamic extremists from Abu Sayyaf, today liberated three Malaysian hostages on the Philippine Island of Kho.Islamic extremists from Abu Sayyaf did not release three hostages today on the Philippine Island of Kho. Liberated - citizens of Malaysia - were captured about four months ago. After the release, they were delivered to the house of the Governor of the province of Khoi and in the near future they should fly home. Separatists from the organization "Abu Sayyaf" hold several more hostages.Radio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000Norwegian and British experts began surgery to save the crew of the Kursk nuclear submarine.This morning, Norwegian and British specialists began surgery to save the crew of the Kursk atomic submarine, despite the statement of the Russian authorities that the sailors were most likely already died. Norwegian divers went down to the bottom, who would inspect the submarines and give the first detailed information. They may also try to manually unscrew the hatch leading to the submarine rescue chamber.Radio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000About the relationship between Christianity and Islam. Part 1Presenter Yakov Krotov About the relationship between Christianity and Islam. Part 1 Anatoly Strelyany: There are about a billion Christians in the world, mostly Catholics, and about the same number of Muslims. In Russia, more than 50% of the population declare themselves Orthodox; there are not as many adherents of Islam as in the Soviet Union.Radio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000The number of forest fires in the west of the United States reached 94.The number of forest fires in the west of the United States reached 94 by Sunday. The states of Montana and Wyoming were declared zones. The situation is complicated by strong heat, winds and lightning. Thousands of people participate in Montana in extinguishing fires. About half a thousand military personnel were involved in the fight against fire. The US Minister of Internal Affairs Bruce Babbitt warned during a trip to regional regions that in the coming days the situation could worsen.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000Iran parliament today approved a bill covering the police access to the territory of higher educational institutionsIran parliament today approved a bill covering the police access to the territory of higher educational institutions. To do this, the police will need to obtain permission from the university administration. The bill should be approved by the highest advice of Iran. Last year, clashes between the police and students on the territory of Tehran University have grown into the largest mass riots over the past 20 years.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000On the relationship of Christianity and Islam. Part 1Historian and priest, leading Radio Freedom Radio "Between Vera and Belief" ykrotov@yahoo.comЯков КротовRadio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000In the Middle East, intensive negotiations on the future status of Jerusalem continueThe head of the Palestinian administration, Yasir Arafat, is found today with the American messenger in the Plizgami East Dennis Ross. They will try to resolve the main point of disagreement, which concerns the future status of Jerusalem. Prior to this, Ross held negotiations with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt. They developed the details of the agreement on Jerusalem, which should be submitted to the approval of all participants in the peace process.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000A group of Islamic extremists made a new attempt to break into the territory of the Batken region last night in the south of KyrgyzstanA group of Islamic extremists made a new attempt to break into the territory of the Batken region last night in the south of Kyrgyzstan. Several checkpoints of government troops were fired. According to official figures, one of the attackers was killed, there are no losses among the Kyrgyz troops. According to intelligence, in the regions of Tajikistan adjacent to the border with Kyrgyzstan, about 150 armed extremists concentrated.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 20, 2000The presidents of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan will discuss today in Bishkek the problems of combating Islamic extremists.The presidents of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan will discuss today in Bishkek the problems of combating Islamic extremists, in particular with the armed group of the Islamic movement of Uzbekistan. Kyrgyz and Uzbek government troops continue to fight with the detachments of this group crossing the borders in the Central Asian region. Yesterday, Kyrgyzstan, Askar Akayev, said that extremists are based in Tajikistan, from where they were attacked by neighboring countries.RFE; RLPrevious12NextShow more