Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 136 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006Alexander Lukashenko: Kozulin needs a scandal to be removed from the election campaignThe program is conducted by Mikhail Frolov. The Radio Liberty correspondent in Minsk is attended by Igor Karney. Mikhail Frolov: In Belarus, election passions boil. Presidential candidate Alexander Kozulin does not exclude that the country is waiting for even greater isolation than now. Igor Karney: Alexander Lukashenko believes that Kozulin deliberately provokes conflicts and thus earns political glasses.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006The role of Russia in Middle East settlementGeorge Mirsky Vitaly Portnikov: We invited today to the studio of the chief scientific employee of the Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences George Mirsky.Виталий ПортниковRadio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006Summing up by George Bush’s trip to Afghanistan, India and Pakistan is the opinion of an American expert.The program is maintained by Andrei Sharogradsky. The Radio Liberty correspondent in Washington Allan Davydov takes part. Andrei Sharogradsky: At the end of last week, the President of the United States, George Bush, completed his next major international tour, after a short and unexpected stop in Afghanistan, he visited India and Pakistan. About some aspects of this trip with an American expert was talked by my colleague Allan Davydov.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrives on March 6 on a visit to WashingtonThe program is conducted by Dmitry Morozov. The Radio Liberty correspondent Kirill Kobrin takes part. Dmitry Morozov: Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrives on March 6 on a visit to Washington. His negotiations are planned with US Secretary of State Condolizes Rice.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006In Ukraine, on the eve of the elections to the Verkhovna Rada, negotiations were resumed on the creation of the "Orange Coalition"The program is maintained by Andrei Shari. Radio Liberty correspondents Vladimir Ivakhnenko, Alexander Sergun take part. Andrei Shary: In Ukraine, on the eve of the upcoming elections of the Verkhovna Rada, negotiations on the creation of the "Orange Coalition" resumed, which would have opposed the revenge of the white-blue opposition, led by Viktor Yanukovych.Radio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006Fashion Week ended in ParisLast weekend, the latest collections of the Parisian Fashion Week were shown. The Italian designer of Prada’s municipality for the first time presented its Mi-Miu line in Paris, and not in Milan, designer Mark Jacobs showed a new winter collection of the Louis Witton House, and the Israeli-American designer Albert Elbaz-the Lanven collection.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006Freedom time - morning release - YekaterinburgIn Yekaterinburg, the project "City without hijackers" started. The owners of cell phones, who have given their consent to participate in the project, receive SMS messages about thefts and thefts of cars and, when meeting on the road with them, have the opportunity to inform the traffic police about the location of the stolen cars. Guest: Sergey Soloviev, Vadim Sirotenko, authors of the project "City without hijackers" (ECB).Radio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006Freedom time - Freedom at noonSpecialists of the London laboratory confirmed the presence of bird flu virus in Georgia Alexander Lukashenko: Kozulin needs a scandal to be removed from the election campaignRadio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006Energy cooperation of Russia and China: "Clouds that go in clear weather"Make a branch in China in the VSU project logically, given the need for this country for oil Rostekhnadzor today approved the positive conclusion of ecologists on the project to build the largest oil pipeline East Siberia - the Pacific Ocean. One of the branches of the pipe, presumably, will go to the border with China, about which the Chinese sides plans to finally agree with Transneft in March.Анна ЕгороваRadio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006Basketball. NBA championshipResults of the last matches of the NBA championship: “Dallas” - “Phoenix” - 107: 115 (31:24, 31:27, 27:30, 18:34) “Toronto” - “Boston” - 111: 105 (31:29, 20:23, 31:25, 29:28) “Cleveland” - “Chicago” - 91:72 (21:18, 19:24, 23:18, 28:12) “Houston” - “Portland” - 102: 84 (25:12, 14:28, 37:22, 26:22) Los Angeles Clippers - “Memphis” - 86: 102 (30:25, 22:26, 16:26, 18:25) “Seattle” - “Utah” - 113: 81 (27:21, 34:26, 30:21, 22:13) “Philadelphia” - “Indiana” - 93:94 (18:20, 28:25, 25:32, 22:17)RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006Viktor Yushchenko praised the work of the Government of UkrainePresident of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko is for Yuri Yanurov to remain as prime minister and after the upcoming parliamentary elections. Speaking on Monday on the air of the 1st Ukrainian television channel, Yushchenko said that the work of the Government of Ekhanurov "deserves a good assessment." The President of Ukraine noted that in the fall, when this office was formed, positive trends were again outlined in the Ukrainian economy.Radio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 200690th year of life, the American poet Leonard Anger diedIn the 90s of his life in Minneapolis, the American literary critic and poet Leonard Anger died. He was one of the founders of the New Criticism movement, which changed the approach to poetry in American academic circles. From 1947 to 1989, Anger taught literature at the University of Minnesota, the main topics of his literary work was the poetry of T.S. Eliot and John Donna.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006A special operation in the Afghan border area is held in PakistanThe Pakistani authorities report the death of 70 militants during the operation of government troops in the Afghan border. The Islamists claim that they lost 17 people who died. The operation began on Monday night when the militants captured a hotel in the city of Miranhah in the province of North Vaziristan. According to reports, hundreds of civilians leave their homes in the combat area.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006In the prison of the International Tribunal, Milan Babich committed suicideMilan Babich committed suicide in the investigative insulator of the International Tribunal in The Hague, where he was delivered as a witness. Earlier, the former military leader of the Croatian Serbs was sentenced to 13 years in prison on charges of war crimes, but where exactly he was serving a sentence is not known. Babich was considered one of the closest associates of the ex-president of Yugoslavia Slobodan Milosevich.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Mar 6, 2006In Baku, an attack on an opposition journalist was committedIn Baku, one of the leading correspondents of the daily opposition newspaper Azadlyg (“Freedom”) is seriously wounded, Huseynli's fixation of Huseynli reports from Baku Yalchin Tairoglu. According to the editorial office, widespread today, the attack occurred the night before in one of the villages of the Azerbaijani capital, where the journalist arrived on the instructions of the newspaper. Huseynli received several blows with a stupid object on the head and lost consciousness.RFE; RLPrevious123...10NextShow more