Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 64 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003China, Japan and South Korea intend to join forces to convince Pyongyang to stop developing a nuclear programChina, Japan and South Korea intend to combine efforts to convince Pyongyang to stop developing a nuclear program. The President of South Korea but Mu Hyun said that in the near future a new round of multilateral negotiations will be held. However, North Korea said today that she did not agree to participate in Japan. Pyongyang accuses Tokyo of "trying to conspire" with other participants in multilateral negotiations - behind the DPRK.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003Culture. In Frankfurt-on-Main, the world's largest book fair opens. In Tokyo, the festival of Russian culture was opened, dedicated to the 300th anniversary of St. Petersburg. The soloist of the U2 group Bono, with the help of his daughters, Jordan and Eve, drew the scenery for the new production of the symphonic fairy tale Sergey Prokofiev "Petya and the Wolf"In Frankfurt-on-Main, the world's largest book fair opens. Over 7 thousand publishing houses and book trade firms from 110 countries of the world will take part in it. It is expected to visit an exhibition, the total area of which is about 75 thousand square meters, more than 300 thousand people.Radio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003Elections in Chechnya - troubles and hopesThe program is conducted by Vladimir Baburin. The correspondent of Radio Freedom Vladimir Dolin, the host of the program of the Caucasian Chronicle, Oleg Kusov and the Chechen journalist Rustam Kaliev, who visited Chechnya, participate in Chechnya. Vladimir Baburin: The preliminary results of the president of Chechnya were summed up. Everything was also clear the day before, the current head of the administration Ahmad Kadyrov won a convincing victory.Владимир БабуринRadio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003Dagestan: "Mountain of Languages"Dagestan translated from Turkic means "country of mountains", and this region is also called "mountain of languages." Ethnographers say that Dagestan can be safely called the country of unique folk crafts. This circumstance significantly distinguishes Dagestanis from other Caucasian peoples. In Dagestan, almost every nation specializes in the manufacture of certain products of art crafts, and for many centuries have achieved great success in their manufacture.Олег КусовRadio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003The first court session of the Iranian special services, who is accused of murder of the journalist of the Zakhra, was accused of Kazemia's Zajra journalist, in TehranIn Tehran, the first court session was held on an employee of the Iranian special services, who is accused of murder of the journalist of Zakhra Kazemia. The journalist - a Canadian citizen - died on July 10 in prison from beatings applied during the interrogation. The defendant’s lawyer asked for a delay in order to get acquainted with the case in more detail. The court is postponed indefinitely.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003Azerbaijani elections: between democracy and dynastyThe program participates: Eldar Namazov - President of the Public Forum of Azerbaijan, Hassan Aga is an independent Azerbaijani journalist living in Europe, Ayaz Mutalibov is a former president of Azerbaijan, Isa Gambar is the leader of the opposition Azerbaijani Party Musavat, Rustam Mammadov is the head of the public relations sector of the presidential apparatus of Azerbaijan. Tengiz Gudava: The presidential election in Azerbaijan, appointed on October 15, differ in an almost detective plot.Тенгиз ГудаваRadio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003In Yekaterinburg, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chancellor Germany Gerhard Schroeder is waiting for Russian PresidentNatalya Uvarova , Yekaterinburg: In Yekaterinburg, they are waiting for the arrival of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chancellor Germany Gerhard Schroeder on Wednesday. The city has transformed, the central streets are perfectly clean, all the poor and faces have disappeared without a specific place of residence. Before the German-Russian summit, public utilities washed all the road fences and tonsured lawns, which usually does not happen in the city at this time of the year.Наталья УвароваRadio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003In Manila at the headquarters of the Philippine Police, an Islamic extremist was shot dead, who was trying to escape from arrestIn Manila, an Islamic extremist was shot at the headquarters of the Philippine Police, who was trying to escape from arrest. The militant, suspected of relations with the Abu Sayaf group, captured the guard’s weapon and opened fire. In a shootout, which lasted several hours, three police officers were killed and three more were injured. The Islamic extremist was detained on suspicion of involvement in the terrorist attack in the city of Zamboang in the south of the Philippines last year.Radio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003Luciano PavarottiPresenter of the program "Topic" Vladimir Baburin: Man of the Day of Radio Liberty October 7 - The famous Italian opera tenor Luchano Pavarotti. He announced that in 2005 he would forever leave the stage and would teach vocal skills-in Italy and in New York. He is going to transfer his experience to young talented and not very wealthy singers, and completely free.Владимир БабуринRadio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003In Romania, the first NATO exercises began to clean the area in the event of an explosion of the so -called "dirty bomb"In Romania, the first NATO exercises began to clean the area in the event of an explosion of the so -called "dirty bomb". Firefighters, doctors, chemical and nuclear protection units take part in four -day maneuvers. "Dirty bombs" contain ordinary explosives and radioactive materials, which, despite the relatively small power of the explosion, can infect a significant territory.Radio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 20037 people were arrested in Germany on suspicion of involvement in the illegal import of women from Eastern Europe into the country and their coercion to prostitutionIn Germany, 7 people were arrested on suspicion of involvement in the illegal import of women from Eastern Europe and forced them to prostitution. The police conducted an operation in Hamburg and two other cities in northern Germany. 9 women from Poland, Lithuania, and Romania were also detained.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003US President George Bush ordered the creation of a new department to coordinate the activities of various American institutions and ministries in IraqUS President George Bush ordered the creation of a new department to coordinate the activities of various American institutions and ministries in Iraq. At a press conference in Washington, Bush said that the so-called Iraqi stabilization group "will, in particular, will assist the Pentagon and the head of the American-British administration Polomer. The group was headed by the Assistant President for National Security of Kondoliza Rice.Radio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003[Radio Liberty: Programs: Human Rights]Leading Vladimir Vedrashko "All people are born free and equal in their dignity and rights. They are endowed with mind and conscience and should act in relation to each other in the spirit of the brotherhood." Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Space for free movement in wheelchairs. Vladimir Vedrashko: The formation of civil society, the life of human rights organizations, a legal culture - this is the circle of problems under discussion.Radio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003In Baghdad, an attack on the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs was committed - the building was shelling from a grenade launcherIn Baghdad, an attack on the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs was committed - the building was shelling from a grenade launcher. There are no reports of the victims. Today, in the north of Iraq, an employee of the Higher Council of the Islamic Revolution was killed in the city of Kirkuk. Yesterday, at the UN Security Council, a discussion of the draft new resolution on Iraq proposed to the United States ended to no avail.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Oct 7, 2003The California (USA) will host a referendum on the review of the governor todayThe California (USA) today will host a referendum on the review of the governor. Voters have to decide whether the current governor should be removed from power - Democrat Gray Davis, who is allegedly accused of inability to manage state economics and budget deficit. If the majority speaks out for the resignation of Davis, the candidate who gained the maximum number of votes will win. The list of applicants for this post is 135 people.RFE; RLPrevious12345NextShow more