Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 53 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003Residents of Iraq, guilty of sabotage acts, can be sentenced to 25 years in prisonResidents of Iraq, guilty of sabotage acts, can be sentenced to 25 years in prison, ”said Ahmed Ibrahim, one of the heads of the Ministry of the Interior of the country. According to him, local residents know who arranges sabotage on oil pipelines and water supply lines. At the end of last week, several sections of the oil pipeline were damaged in Iraq, according to which oil enters Turkey. On Sunday, as a result of the sabotage, interruptions with water supply in Baghdad arose.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003A closed investigation begins in Australia - to evaluate the reliability of the intelligence on Iraqi weapons of mass destructionA closed investigation begins in Australia - to evaluate the reliability of the intelligence on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction. The Scientific Center for Security Problems - Australia defense association does not exclude that Iraq information was distorted by intelligence services - to justify the country's participation in a military operation in Iraq.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003Crime fight in resort zones of BulgariaDmitry Babich , Sofia: the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Bulgaria announced the development of a program for combating crime in resort areas. One of the reasons is an increase in the number of crimes committed on the Bulgarian coast of the Black Sea by tourists, including from Russia. According to official figures widespread by the Bulgarian government, the number of tourists from Russia arriving on vacation to Bulgaria increased by 15 percent compared to the previous year.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003As the vice-governor put a journalist. The case of German GalkinThe program is conducted by Vladimir Baburin. Radio Liberty correspondents Maryana Torocheshnikov, Sergey Kuklev and Lilya Palvelieva, who are talking with a member of the Liberal Russia party, Arkady Yankovsky and lawyer Boris Zolotukhin, take part. Vladimir Baburin: Freedom of speech was always considered the main achievement of August 91. What has changed? The most democratic in Europe, and, perhaps, in the world, the law on the press is not canceled, and censorship is also prohibited by law.Владимир БабуринRadio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003Mass abductions of people continue in Chechnya, said Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Republic of Movsar Hamidov todayMass abductions of people continue in Chechnya, said Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Movsar Hamidov today. According to him, in the first 6 months of this year, 267 people were stolen in Chechnya. Law enforcement agencies disclosed only five crimes. Khamidov emphasized that both armed Chechens and employees of various Russian law enforcement agencies are involved in the abductions of civilians.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003FBI and the US Department of Internal Security investigate the circumstances of the emergence of a new computer virusJan Runov , New York: a large-scale penetration of the malicious computer “worm” into the Windows operating system of Microsoft poses such a serious threat that the FBI and the US Ministry of Internal Security of the new network worm, the epidemic of the new network inland. When the supply of electricity in the north-east of the United States and the south of Canada turned off, one of the suspicions fell on a computer virus, because a computer alarm system did not work on a power plant in Ohio.Ян РуновRadio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003The European Union intends to allocate 50 million euros for a peacekeeping operation in LiberiaThe European Union intends to allocate 50 million euros for a peacekeeping operation in Liberia. Help will act before the UN peacekeeping forces arrived in Liberia. On Monday, representatives of the library authorities and rebel leaders signed an agreement on the creation of a transition government - to put an end to the civil war.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003In September, international sea exercises will be held off the coast of Australia to intercept vessels transporting weapons of mass destructionIn September, international sea exercises will be held off the coast of Australia to intercept vessels transporting weapons of mass destruction. Ships of the United States and another 10 countries will take part in the maneuvers. The US State Department announced an international initiative called, in particular, to block the spread of rocket weapons. Among countries suspected of illegal arms export, Washington mentioned Iran and North Korea.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003The Basmanny District Court of Moscow extended for two months the term of detention of the Russian Emergencies Ministry General Vladimir Ganeyev, arrested during the investigation of the so -called work werewolves in uniform "The Basmanny District Court of Moscow extended for two months the term of detention of the Russian Emergencies Ministry General Vladimir Ganeyev, arrested during the investigation of the so -called work werewolves in the uniform. Ganeyev is accused of creating a criminal community, exceeding official powers and extortion. Six senior officers of the Moscow criminal investigation department were also arrested in this case.Radio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003Filmation of hostages in MaliEvgeny Bovkun , Bonn: German politicians and the public joyfully met the liberation of the hostages, who were in Mali in the hands of Islamic extremists. They were exempted after paying the ransom by the Mali government. The amount of ransom will be repaid from the Fund for the Development of the Federal Republic of Germany. Delivery of released hostages was delayed for a long time. Firstly, due to the fact that the abductors dispersed them on various settlements.Евгений БовкунRadio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 200312 years after AugustThe program is conducted by Vladimir Baburin. The radio observer Freedom Oleg Kusov, who is talking with Ruslan Khasbulatov, takes part. Vladimir Baburin: The 12th anniversary of the August events of the 91st year did not attract the attention of most Russian media. The date is not round, and without exception, the main participants in those events left big politics. So the unwillingness to turn the past looks like it seems to be even logical.Владимир БабуринRadio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003Investigation of the circumstances of the death in Iraqi television operator of the Reuters agencyThe program is maintained by Andrei Shari. Radio Liberty correspondents Natalya Golitsyna, Maria Salycheva and Jan Runov participate. Andrei Sharry: The International Press Institute requires the US authorities to conduct a thorough and open investigation of the circumstances of the death of the Reuters Tele operator Mazen Dana in Iraq.Андрей ШарыйRadio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003Fisheries of the Internet (part 1)Alexander Kostinsky: Today in our program we will tell you how the Internet helps fishing, the most ordinary fish. There are several large, professional fishing sites on the Russian -speaking Internet. All these sites are non -profit, their resources are open. They unite many people passionate about fishing, and these people live in different countries.Александр КостинскийRadio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003The Indonesian police unveiled the names of ten arrested, suspected of organizing a recent terrorist attack at the Maryott Hotel in Jakarta, whose victims were 12 peopleThe Indonesian police unveiled the names of ten arrested, suspected of organizing a recent terrorist attack at the Maryott Hotel in Jakarta, whose victims were 12 people. Some of them are also involved in last year's explosions on the island of Bali, as a result of which more than 200 people died.Radio.Svoboda·Aug 19, 2003Science. The regular use of aspirin, ibuprofen and other non -steroidal anti -inflammatory drugs reduces the chances of Parkinson's disease. Australian scientists brought additional arguments confirming the hypothesis, according to which one of the causes of breast cancer is a viral infection. Cleveland doctor Baman Gueron developed a method of surgical treatment of migrainesThe regular use of aspirin, ibuprofen and other non -steroidal anti -inflammatory drugs reduces the chances of Parkinson's disease. These are the conclusions of neuropathologists from Harvard University, whose article was published in the latest issue of Archives of Neurology. Earlier in the scientific literature there were reports that these drugs serve as a means of preventing another age -related neurodegenerative disease - Alzheimer's disease.RFE; RLPrevious1234NextShow more