Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 127 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006Scientists offer a cheap route of the Siberian oil pipelineThe capacity of the VSU site from the Taisth to Skovorodino will be 30 million tons of oil per year Experts in Russia today are discussing a new route that will go to the Eastern Siberia oil pipeline - the Pacific Ocean, approved the day before by the president at the summit in Tomsk. Change of solution. Apparently inspired scientists to her own additions to the project.Анна ЕгороваRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006Deputy Sergei Popov: The representative power is decorativeThe program is maintained by Andrei Sharogradsky. The Radio Liberty correspondent Dmitry execution takes part. Andrey Sharogradsky : The State Duma of Russia celebrates its 100th anniversary. The first Duma, chosen after the tsarist manifesto released on October 17, 1905, gathered 100 years ago in St. Petersburg in the Tauride Palace. Before the 1917 revolution, four thoughts worked, but only one third worked completely until the end of the term. Today in St.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006Employees of the French Consulate in Moscow announced a strikeThe program is conducted by Arslan Saidov. The Radio Liberty correspondent in Moscow Yuri Bagrov takes part. Arslan Saidov: A partial strike of employees of the consular department takes place at the French Embassy in Moscow. The diplomatic workers require a revision of labor agreements. Yuri Bagrov: The strikes were announced by those employees of the embassy whose labor contacts are regulated by Russian labor legislation.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006"Putin wants to have a powerful power in the Caucasus, which keeps the sergeant order from the inside"Friendship of peoples, view from Moscow The speaker of the Chechen parliament Dukvah Abdurakhmanov at the beginning of this week proposed to create a new administrative education in the south of Russia, which would include Chechnya, Ingushetia and Dagestan. Such an association, in his opinion, will contribute to the stabilization of the situation in the region. Abdurakhmanov called a historical mistake the liquidation of the Chechen-Ingush Republic in the 1990s.Andrei BabitskyRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006Results of the first day of the visit of Angel Merkel to RussiaThe program is conducted by Nikita Tatar. The Radio Liberty correspondent in Tomsk Melanie Bachin takes part. Nikita Tatarsky: Today in Tomsk there will be intergovernmental consultations at the highest level. The German Chancellor and the Russian President will sign a number of important strategic partnership agreements between the two countries. Angel Merkel flew to Tomsk the night before and met with Vladimir Putin in an informal setting.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006Golden mask puppet programRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006The Chernobyl Shlyakh ended with the detention of its participantsIn Minsk, the Chernobyl gentry ended The night before in Minsk, the Chernobyl Shlyakh ended, in which more than ten thousand people took part. The leaders of the Belarusian opposition called on supporters of the change to join the new movement “For Freedom”, and also initiated the creation of an international court, which will judge the opponents of the Belarusian regime involved in repressions. Already traditionally, the Chernobyl gentry ended with the detention of its participants.Игорь КарнейRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006MolokanYakov Krotov: The theme of our transfer is dedicated to the Molokans. Our guest is the chairman of the Council of the Moscow Community of the Spiritual Christian Cholokan Yakov Vasilievich Evdokimov, the presbyter of the Tula community Viktor Vasilievich Tikunov and Molokanin is simply Vladimir Grigoryevich Zhabin. Molokan in Russian culture is not that they are unknown, but, sorry, fathers and brothers are located, somewhere in the category of such religious jokes: Molokan, Sapuns, Jumps.Яков КротовRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006The European Union increases the cost of entry visasThe European Union increases the cost of entry visas. From January 1 of next year, citizens of countries that are not part of the EU will pay 60 euros for a visa for short -term stay in the countries of the Union. The current price is 35 euros. Such a decision was made at a meeting of ministers of justice and internal affairs of the EU countries, held in Luxembourg. Exceptions have been made for Russia and Ukraine, with which individual visa agreements are being prepared.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006Freedom time - Final releaseA look from Germany on the Russian -German summit in Tomsk, the Union of Russian Journalists and the Center for Extreme Journalism published the results of monitoring the news programs of the leading Russian television channels Deputy Sergei Popov: the representative power is decorative of the day - writer Alexei VarlamovАндрей ШароградскийRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006The development of an artificial hand has begunUniversity of UTAH researchers will receive more than $ 10.3 million to create a fundamentally new hand prosthesis. The artificial hand created by scientists should work normally and look like a real one. The hand must move, obeying the commands of the nervous system, and will allow a person to feel the outside world and his own movements. The development of the university is included in the program implemented by the Ministry of Defense of the United States.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006Golden mask ballet programRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006Ford can diversify the production of models in RussiaThe leadership of the American automobile company Ford Motor over the next six months may decide to expand the lineup of cars produced at its factory in the city of Vsevozsk, Leningrad Region. Now only Ford Focus 2 cars are produced here. It is also reported that the company considers the possibility of increasing production volumes to 72 thousand cars in 2007. This year, according to plans, the enterprise will assemble 60 thousand cars against 33 thousand a year earlier.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006The King of Nepal approved the new prime minister of the countryThe King of Nepal Gyendra on Thursday approved the new prime minister of the country - after several weeks of violent protests organized by the opposition. Girija Pracad Coirala will become the head of government for the fifth time in his career. His candidacy was nominated by political parties - after the king agreed to restore democracy in the country. On the same day, the Maoist rebels conducting the struggle against the government forces announced a one -sided three -month truce.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Apr 27, 2006Festival "Five evenings"Previous123...9NextShow more