Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 60 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002The leader of the Serbian Nationalist Radical Party, Voislav Sheshel, expressed the hope that his candidacy in the presidential election will be supported by the former head of the Yugoslav state, Slobodan MilosevichThe leader of the Serbian Nationalist Radical Party, Voislav Sheshel, expressed the hope that his candidacy in the presidential election will be supported by the former head of the Yugoslav state, Slobodan Milosevich according to Sheshel, the support of Milosevich will provide him with the votes of all the "patriots" of Serbia. The UN International Tribunal in The Hague is currently undergoing a trial in the Milosevich case, which is charged with war crimes.Radio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002Mikhail Gorshkov, accused of the destruction of almost three thousand Jews in Belarus during the Second World War, fled from the United States, where he lived for almost 40 yearsMikhail Gorshkov, accused of the destruction of almost three thousand Jews in Belarus during the Second World War, fled from the United States, where he lived for almost 40 years. This was announced yesterday by a representative of the American Ministry of Justice. Earlier, the court in the state of Florida deprived Gorshkov of US citizenship - after he did not introduce the authorities a convincing explanation of his past.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002Science. The English oncologists have refuted the hypothesis, according to which hormonal replacement therapy increases the likelihood of malignant degeneration of the tissue lining the inner surface of the uterus. Researchers from Gettingen and Hamburg Universities believe that they managed to identify the reason for the variety of stuttering that arises in early childhood and accompanies a person throughout his life. Australian doctors claim that mother's milk protects children from asthma diseaseThe English oncologists have refuted the hypothesis, according to which hormonal replacement therapy increases the likelihood of malignant degeneration of the tissue lining the inner surface of the uterus. As a result of the examination of several hundred elderly women, it turned out that the prolonged use of hormonal drugs not only does not increase the risk of uterine tumors, but perhaps to some extent contributes to the prevention of this disease.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002USA: beat or not to beat on Iraq?Yuri Zhigalkin , New York: Senate hearings were organized after it became unequivocally clear that the next major action of the administration of George Bush could be the overthrow of the Saddam Hussein regime.Юрий ЖигалкинRadio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002In Kazan, the court considers the complaint of three Muslims about the ban on the passport service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to be photographed on documents in the headdress, in particular - in the scarfIn Kazan, the court considers the complaint of three Muslims about the ban on the passport service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to be photographed on documents in the headdress, in particular in a scarf. Last week, the court has already heard plaintiffs and representatives of the ministry. Women believe that the ban on being photographed in a scarf infringes their rights and humiliates dignity. Employees of the passport service claim that the headdress prevents the identity.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002Turkish parliament voted for the abolition of the death penaltyThe Turkish parliament voted today for the abolition of the death penalty. The exception is made only for wartime. The abolition of the death penalty and other reforms is a prerequisite for Turkey joining the European Union. From now on, the highest measure of punishment is a lifelong conclusion. Thus, the leader of the extremist Kurdish Workers' Party, Abdullah Odzalan, sentenced to the death penalty, will be able to avoid it.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002One of the most luxurious stores - the London Fortnem End Mason - is looking for a new taster, who will have to undertake the work of finding the best chocolate in the world for 4 and a half thousand dollars a monthOne of the most luxurious stores - the London Fortnem End Mason - is looking for a new taster, who will have to take on the work of finding the best chocolate in the world for 4 and a half thousand dollars a month. Jenny Kork, who until recently, fulfilled this responsible mission, said that the main requirement for the applicant is an all -consuming love of chocolate.Radio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002US Secretary of State Colin Powell said the United States will provide 50 million dollars in Indonesia in the coming years of Indonesia to assist in the fight against terrorismUS Secretary of State Colin Powell said the United States will provide 50 million dollars in Indonesia in the coming years of Indonesia to assist in the fight against terrorism. Speaking in Jakarta after a meeting with Indonesian Foreign Minister Hassan Virauda, Powell said that $ 16 million to finance the special units of the Indonesian police in combating terrorism as soon as President Giorge Bush approval.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002The head of the Russian Ministry of Atomic Energy, Alexander Rumyantsev, canceled the press conference planned today following negotiations with the US Energy Minister Spencer AbrahamThe head of the Russian Ministry of Atomic Energy, Alexander Rumyantsev, canceled the planned press conference today following negotiations with the US Energy Minister Spencer Abraham. It was expected that Rumyantsev would outline the position of Russia on the issue of cooperation with Iran in the field of nuclear energy, which causes serious concern among the United States.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002Peter o 'tulDmitry Volchek: The man of the day of Radio Liberty on August 2 is an outstanding English actor Peter O 'Tul. On Friday, he turned seventy years old. Born in 1932 in the city of Connemar of the Irish county Konway. He grew up in England. For some time he worked as a journalist in Yorkshire. Then he served in the Royal Sea Fleet. He graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. He worked at the Shakespearean Theater in Stradford-on-Evon and many other theaters of Great Britain.Дмитрий ВолчекRadio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002Israeli military continues operations on the west coast of Jordan and in the Gaza StripThe Israeli military continues operations on the west coast of the Jordan and in the Gaza Strip. The troops with the support of tanks entered today in the city of Nabluz on the west coast. Three Palestinians were killed in the shootouts, including the militant of the extremist group "Hamas". More than 20 Palestinians were detained. Representatives of the army said they destroyed two workshops for the production of explosives and homemade missiles.Radio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002President of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma announced Saturday, August 3, during the day of mourning for 20 miners who died on the past Wednesday as a result of an explosion at a mine in the Donetsk regionPresident of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma announced Saturday, August 3, during the day of mourning of 20 miners who died on the last Wednesday as a result of an explosion at a mine in the Donetsk region. Tomorrow the funeral of the victims of the tragedy will take place. Yesterday Kuchma said that it is necessary to close all Ukrainian mines, the condition of which does not meet security standards. In July alone, more than 60 Ukrainian miners were killed in mines in the mines in the mines.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002The Committee of the American Senate on Foreign Policy urged to expand the activities of international security forces outside Kabul and approved an increase in humanitarian aid to AfghanistanThe Committee of the American Senate on Foreign Policy called for expanding the activities of international security forces outside Kabul and approved an increase in humanitarian aid to Afghanistan. Unanimously approved by the Committee, the bill calls on the US administration to introduce a draft relevant resolution to the UN Security Council.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002Details of the arrest of Alimzhan TokhtakhunovThe program is conducted by Dmitry Volchek. Radio Liberty correspondents Vladimir Abarinov, Irina Studov and Alexei Kuznetsov participate. Dmitry Volchek: The federal authorities of the United States announced the arrest of one Russian criminal authority, who acted as an intermediary in the judicial conspiracy at the Olympic Figure Skating tournament. With details from Washington Vladimir Abarinov.Дмитрий ВолчекRadio.Svoboda·Aug 2, 2002Ruslan LinkovThe host of the Petersburg hour Radio Liberty Tatyana Valovich: Today we are visiting the chairman of the St. Petersburg regional branch of the Democratic Russia party Ruslan Linkov. Ruslan, tell me, please, yesterday you held a rally against torture and bribery in the prosecutor’s office, how did he go? Because when trying to hold a similar event in March this year, the city administration did everything to prevent this.Татьяна ВаловичPrevious1234NextShow more
