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Jun 5, 2002

India Prime Minister Atal Bikhari Vajpai invited Pakistan to begin joint patrolling the border in Kashmir, because of which the two countries are on the verge of war

India Prime Minister Atal Bikhari Vajpai invited Pakistan to begin joint patrolling the border in Kashmir, because of which the two countries are on the verge of war. According to Vajpai, such a measure will allow to suppress the attacks of Islamic extremists based in Pakistan on Indian territory. Delhi calls the cessation of the sorties of the Kashmir separatists the main condition for the beginning of negotiations on the normalization of the situation in Kashmir.

RFE; RL

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Jun 5, 2002

Konstantin Baykov

The host of the St. Petersburg hour of the Liberty Live program Tatyana Valovich: "Russia is on the verge of introducing compulsory insurance of car owners." The interregional conference with this name has just ended in St. Petersburg.

Татьяна Валович

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Jun 5, 2002

In Moscow, a rally of the Russian “Greenpeace” was held near the building of the Ministry of Natural Resources, dedicated to the International Environmental Protection Day

In Moscow, a rally of the Russian Greenpeace was held near the building of the Ministry of Natural Resources, dedicated to the International Environmental Protection Day. Ecologists with the help of climbers hung on the building of the ministry posters, calling the minister Vitaly Artyukhov to pay special attention to the state of Russian national parks. The promotions were attended by geologists who protested against reducing the financing of their industry.

RFE; RL

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Jun 5, 2002

US Minister of Defense Donald Ramsfeld starts a trip to Europe and Asia

US Secretary of Defense Donald Ramsfeld starts a trip to Europe and Asia. Today, the head of the Pentagon arrives in London, where he will negotiate with the Minister of Defense of Great Britain Jeff Hun. Then Donald Ramsfeld will visit Brussels, where he will take part in the first meeting of the recently created Council of Russia - NATO.

RFE; RL

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Jun 5, 2002

The son of the President of South Korea is an official charge of bribery

The son of the President of South Korea is an official charge of bribery. The investigation has evidence that Kim Hon -Gul received three million dollars from a number of firms - in exchange for assistance in obtaining favorable government contracts. The trial of the son of the President of South Korea will be held until December, when the country will be held in the country. He is threatened with 5 years in prison.

RFE; RL

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Jun 5, 2002

Postal workers' strike in Germany

Evgeny Bovkun, Bonn: The United Union of Federal Republic of Germany holds warning strikes throughout the country, seeking a significant increase in salary taking into account inflation and price growth. Large yellow boxes with images of the mail horn, where residents of the cities of Germany are used to lowering their letters, look unusual today. All of them are covered with white cloths with the Emblem "Verdi".

Евгений Бовкун

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Jun 5, 2002

Science and medicine. In the Roman Oncology Institute, the second stage of clinical testing of a new method of radiological examination of patients with breast cancer is completed. A few months later, tests of the new vaccine to prevent tuberculosis will begin in San Francisco. In Japan, a semiconductor detector has been created, which can register individual microwave quanta with a wavelength of about one millimeter. The Australian company Bioclip produces a protein drug that causes wool to the sheep and thereby makes the work of strigals unnecessary

At the Roman oncology Institute named after Queen Elena, the second stage of clinical testing of a new method of radiological examination of patients with breast cancer is completed, which allows predicting the effectiveness of chemotherapy. It was attended by thirty women with recently diagnosed breast tumors, which doctors planned to be treated first with chemotherapy and then operated on.

RFE; RL

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Jun 5, 2002

Sport. At the World Cup, the teams of the N group entered the fight. In Paris, meanwhile, the opening championship of the French tennis continues. In women's competitions, success was accompanied by American tennis players. The participants in the decisive round of the international chess Grand Prix of the FIDE held in Moscow were Russian Harry Kasparov and Teimur Rajabov from Azerbaijan. Today the first match of the final series of the Stanley Cup

At the World Cup, the teams of the N group entered the fight. Today, the Russian team defeated Tunisia - 2: 0, the goals were scored by Yegor Titov and Valery Karpin from the penalty, and yesterday the national teams of Japan and Belgium tied - 2: 2. The first victory in the world championships was won by a team of South Korea, who beat in the group "D" Poland - 2: 0. In Paris, meanwhile, the opening championship of the French tennis continues.

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Jun 5, 2002

Russia and Belarus signed on Tuesday the transition to a single currency

Russia and Belarus signed on Tuesday a plan for the transition to a single currency. At a press conference, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov said that before the introduction of a new monetary unit in 2005, it is necessary to develop the principles of state regulation. In particular, to develop a common budget policy, a single tax system, as well as combine the customs spaces of the two countries.

RFE; RL

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Jun 5, 2002

Violations of conscripts in Moscow

Maria Persanova, Moscow: The last and most intense month of the spring drafted to the Russian army began with a raid on a young man of draft age. Valentina Melnikova -the responsible secretary of the Union of Committee of the soldiers' mothers of Russia qualifies these raids as the abduction of people. In violations, the spring call is not much different from the autumn.

Мария Персанова

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Jun 5, 2002

Why special services were unable to warn the attacks - the beginning of secret hearings in Congress

Yuri Zhigalkin, New York: On Tuesday in Washington, secret hearings began, at which members of the Senate Intelligence Commission and the House of Representatives intend to figure out why the FBI and the CIA could not prevent the terrorist attacks of September 11.

Юрий Жигалкин

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Jun 5, 2002

The United States has unveiled a list of 19 countries, which, in their opinion, do not take effective measures in the fight against people trafficking and their illegal crossing abroad

The United States has unveiled a list of 19 countries, which, in their opinion, do not take effective measures in the fight against people's trafficking and their illegal crossing abroad. The list, published today by the US State Department, has, among others, Russia, Belarus, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. In 2000, a law was adopted in the United States that allowed the introduction of economic sanctions against such countries.

RFE; RL

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Jun 5, 2002

The United States and Great Britain announced their intention to jointly promote the peaceful settlement of the conflict between India and Pakistan

The United States and Great Britain announced their intention to jointly promote the peaceful settlement of the conflict between India and Pakistan. This statement was made on Wednesday in London during the negotiations of the US Minister Donalda Ramsfeld with the Prime Minister of Great Britain Tony Blair and the head of the British defense department, Jeff Hun.

RFE; RL

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Jun 5, 2002

The Communists and Trade Unions of Voronezh held another rally against the growth of utility prices

On the evening of June 4, on the central square of Voronezh, the next, already third in the last two months, the citywide rally of protest against raising utility prices. This time, the call of the organizers of the manifestation - the regional committee of the Communist Party and the regional branch of the Federation of independent trade unions of Russia - was supported by about seven thousand people, mainly pensioners and workers of industrial enterprises.

RFE; RL

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Jun 5, 2002

The case of Colonel Budanov: the rule and exclusion from him. The Nazis desecrated the monument to the victims of fascism in the Smolensk region

"All people are born free and equal in their dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and should act in relation to each other in the spirit of the brotherhood." Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In this issue: - The case of Colonel Budanov: the rule and exclusion from him.

Владимир Бабурин

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