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Oct 30, 2003

The funeral of film director Elem Klimov is held in Moscow today

In Moscow, the funeral of film director Elem Klimov is held today. After the memorial service in the Central House of Cinema, he will be buried in the Troekurovsky cemetery. Ele Klimov died on October 26 after a long and serious illness at 71 years of life. The most fame to Alem Klimov was brought by such films as "Welcome, or the entrance is prohibited", "agony" and "go and look."

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Oct 30, 2003

NATO Secretary General George Robertson, who was in Moscow on an official visit, said that "cooling in the relations of Russia and NATO no"

NATO Secretary General George Robertson, who was in Moscow on an official visit, said that "cooling in the relations of Russia and NATO is not." According to Robertson, Russia in the future could become a member of the North Atlantic Union. In terms of Robertson’s visit, negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Minister of Defense Sergey Ivanov, as well as a meeting with deputies of the State Duma.

RFE; RL

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Oct 30, 2003

Dialogue with the leader of the ATP Boris Nemtsov: "No - Russia's gebev and snot."

Mikhail Sokolov: The presidential election in Bashkiria will be held on December 7. The special correspondent of Radio Liberty Vladimir Dolin visited Ufa. Vladimir Dolin: 70-year-old Murtaza Rakhimov seems to be going to manage Bashkiria for life. The supporter of Rakhimov, an academician of the Bashkir Academy of Sciences Fanil Faizulin believes that the current president has every reason to achieve a re -election for the fourth time. Fanil Faizulin: He is extremely efficient.

Михаил Соколов

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Oct 30, 2003

Afghanistan again became the world leader in opium, ”said the UN Department of Combating Drugs

Afghanistan again became the world leader in the production of opium, ”said the UN Department of Combating drugs. As emphasized in the annual report of the department, Afghanistan can cease to exist as a state and decay into the estates of drug cartels. According to the UN, opium is produced in 28 out of 32 provinces of the country. In Washington, at a hearing in the US Congress, influential senators also expressed concern about the situation in Afghanistan.

RFE; RL

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Oct 30, 2003

The case of "Yukos" leads to the redistribution of power in the Kremlin - whether the resignation of Alexander Voloshin will be held

The program is maintained by Andrei Shari. They participate: the leader of the SPS party Boris Nemtsov, Mikhail Sokolov, the co -director of the Center for Russian Research at Harvard University, Marshall Goldman, talked with him, was talked to Yan Runov, and the professor of Moscow Humanitarian University Viktor Sheinis, Vladimir Baburin talked with him.

Андрей Шарый

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Oct 30, 2003

Boris Berezovsky, by the decision of the London Court, paid 10 thousand pounds - compensation for damage for slander

Boris Berezovsky, by the decision of the London Court, paid 10 thousand pounds - compensation for damage for slander. Berezovsky filed a lawsuit against the Euro -Business magazine, which recently reported that the entrepreneur was allegedly involved in the murder of the leader of the liberal Russia party, Sergei Yushenkov. The editor of the magazine and the author of the article brought Berezovsky an apology.

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Oct 30, 2003

How do we reorganize "MN"?

Elena Rykovtseva: How can we reorganize the "MN" - so we have changed the topic of this program. The reason was the radical changes that occur today with the Moscow News newspaper. Firstly, the owner has changed in it - now the founder of the newspaper is the Open Russia Foundation, which, in turn, was established by Yukos. In the newspaper, the new editor -in -chief is Evgeny Kiselev.

Елена Рыковцева

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Oct 30, 2003

Sport. Semi -final matches took place at the World Fast Chess Championships in the south of France. Three Russian basketball clubs won the third round of the Euroleague Fiba-Europe. Russian Andrei Kirilenko scored 16 points and helped his "Ute" to win in the starting match of the Championship of the National Basketball Association at Portland 99:92

Semi -final matches took place at the World Fast Chess Championships in the south of France. In the meeting of two Russian grandmasters, Vladimir Kramnik was stronger than Alexander Grishchuk, and Indian Vishvanatan Anand defeated another Russian Peter Svidler. Three Russian basketball clubs won the third round of the Euroleague Fiba-Europe. In the group "A" Kazan UNICS won the PTT team from Turkey 96:60. The Perm "Ural-Great" in the group "C" defeated the Polish "Polona" 101: 76.

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Oct 30, 2003

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Mohammed El Baraday expresses the hope that Iran has given complete and accurate information about his nuclear program

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Mohammed El Baradey expresses the hope that Iran gave complete and accurate information about his nuclear program. Tehran recently submitted a Magate report on this program - as the agency required. Magate inspectors are given permission to arrive in Iran to verify the data contained in the report.

RFE; RL

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Oct 30, 2003

The South Korean warship today opened a warning fire after the DPRK patrol boat entered the territorial waters of South Korea

The South Korean warship today opened a warning fire after the DPRK patrol boat entered the territorial waters of South Korea. The command of South Korea reported that the extension ship immediately turned back. North Korea still does not recognize the sea border with South Korea, established after the war of the 1950th-1953s.

RFE; RL

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Oct 30, 2003

The head of the Afghan Drug Control Department, Mirwais Yasini, has expressed the hope today that over the next decade it would be possible to end the production of opium in his country

The head of the Afghan Drug Control Department Mirwais Yasini expressed today the hope that over the next decade it would be possible to end the production of opium in his country. On the eve of the UN Affairs Department of the Control of Drugs reported. that Afghanistan again became the main supplier of opium in the world.

RFE; RL

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Oct 30, 2003

In Iraq, unknown people blew up a bomb on the route of a freight train in the area of the city of El Falluja. No one was injured

In Iraq, unknown people blew up a bomb on the route of a freight train in the area of the city of El Falluja. No one was injured. The train drove military and medical equipment, computers and other goods. Most of them are plundered by the local population. As a result of the raids of American troops in the city of Tikrit, 4 people were detained. International humanitarian organizations reduce the staff of their employees in Iraq for security reasons.

RFE; RL

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Oct 30, 2003

Discussion of the new book of Charles Murray, foreshadowing the sunset of Western civilization

The program is conducted by Yuri Zhigalkin. Participate Alexander Genis and Boris Paramonov. Yuri Zhigalkin: The topic that we will talk about remained between the lines of the main events of the day. This is partly understandable. This is just a publication of the book. However, this is the work of a famous American cultural scientist, and his conclusions became a sensation among the American intellectual elite.

Юрий Жигалкин

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Oct 30, 2003

A one-day summit of China-European Union takes place in Beijing

In Beijing, a one-day summit of China-European Union takes place. Two major economic agreements are expected to sign, including the accession of China to the European satellite navigation system. Beijing promises to invest in it $ 230 million. The meeting contains the head of the Chinese state Hu Jintao, the current Prime Minister of Italy, the chairman of the EU, Silvio Berlusconi, the head of the European Commission Romano Prodi and the EU leadership, Javier Solan.

RFE; RL

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Oct 30, 2003

Science. Millions of elderly people around the world suffer from urinary incontinence. The study of the Australian psychiatrists Varrick Bruer Cristos Pantelis, published in the October issue of the American “psychiatric magazine”, showed that the most reliable diagnostic instrument that allows you to predict the danger of mental illness in advance, is the patient’s nose. American microbiologist Mark Buller from the University in St. Louis using genetic engineering methods created a deadly strain of the Mouse of the Osop

Millions of elderly people around the world suffer from urinary incontinence. This is most often due to the age -related weakening of the sphincter - the ring -shaped muscle that squeezes the path from the bladder to the urethra. A group of researchers from the University of Melbourne in Australia, led by John Ferones, managed to develop a method of creating artificial sphincters from patients' own muscles.

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