Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 118 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012In which country we will live in the coming yearsViktor Rezunkov: Today in the Petersburg studio is a scientific director of the Center for Research on Modernization of the European University in St. Petersburg Dmitry Travin and deputy of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg, a member of the Yabloko party Boris Vishnevsky. Today, after the end of the epic with parliamentary and presidential elections, we will try to comprehend which country we will live in the coming years. Our guest-Professor of the European University in St.Виктор РезунковRadio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012Elizabeth II was honored in the British parliamentElizabeth II A solemn meeting was held in the House of Communities of the British Parliament on Wednesday, dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the accession to the throne of Queen Elizabeth II. Prime Minister David Cameron in his speech noted that the queen "with greatness, dignity and modesty" represents Britain.Radio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012"Super Army" among the Republicans in the USA: stubborn struggle Romni and SantorumMitt Romny (left) and Rick Santorum In the United States, votes are counted on primary votes on the election of a presidential candidate from the Republican Party, held on Tuesday in ten states. According to the latest data, a stubborn struggle unfolded between the former Governor of Massachusetts, large entrepreneur Mitt Romny and the conservative politician Rick Santorum. Romney won the three states - Virginia, Vermont and Massachusetts. Santorum won Tennessee, Oklahom and North Dakota.Radio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012Mitt Romni hopes to winMitt Romny is the leader, but does not win yet In the United States, according to the results of the so -called Super Army - a series of primary voting in 10 states - the former Governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romnie strengthened his chances of being advanced as a presidential candidate from the Republican Party, but could not cause a decisive defeat to his rivals in the struggle for the republican nomination.Валентин БарышниковRadio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012Putin: Russia did not discuss the issue of asylum for AssadRussia did not discuss the issue of the possible provision of political asylum to President of Syria Bashar Assad, whose resignation is required by the Syrian opposition, Western countries and many Arab states. This was announced to reporters by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. Recently, the leaders of a number of countries raised the question of the possible departure of Assad from Syria to exile - in exchange for protection against criminal prosecution.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 201210 people died in explosions in the north of IraqIn the city of Tall Afar in the north of Iraq, at least ten people became victims of several interconnected explosions. Another 12 people were injured. According to the mayor of the city, this morning at the entrance to the popular restaurant in the city center exploded an explosive car. When the people who were nearby rushed to the aid of the victims, the explosive device was driven by a suicide bomber in the crowd.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012In the USA, the first results of the primaries are summed up in the "Supernotor"Nyut Gingrich and Mitt Romny In the United States, the former speaker of the House of Representatives of Newt Gingrich leads in the primary elections of a presidential candidate from the Republican Party in his native state of Georgia. This is evidenced by the data of Exit Polls, published after the closure of all polling stations in Georgia on Tuesday. Only on March 6th, in the so-called "supernutor" , similar votes were organized in nine American states.Radio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012Barack Obama against military rhetoricRadio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012Six British troops disappeared in AfghanistanSix British troops were missing in the province of Hilmens in the south of Afghanistan. The command considers them dead. This was reported today by the British Ministry of Defense. The military patrolled the terrain when their car was blown up on a mine. If their death is confirmed, the total losses among British soldiers serving as part of international forces in Afghanistan since 2001 will be 404 people.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012Priest Yakov Krotov-about the promotion of punk groups Pussy RiotRadio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012The psychological barrier was not takenBenfica fans, Lisbon, 6.3.2012 Petersburg "Zenit" lost in Lisbon "Benfica" 0: 2. In the Champions League, one Russian team remained - CSKA . The coach of the Russian team Luciano Spaletti in Lisbon with Benfica called the most important in the history of the club: Petersburgers had never reached the champions League - the most prestigious European club football tournament. Having won the first game on Petrovsky (3: 2), the St. Petersburg counted on success in Portugal.Михаил СаленковRadio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012Political scientist Edward Lucas - about what Putin should be afraidRadio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012Political scientist Edward Lucas - about what Putin should be afraidEdward Lucas: "Economic changes are inevitable, since the Russian economy simply collapses" The British press is widely commented on by the Russian presidential election .Наталья ГолицынаRadio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012The head of the UN department on humanitarian issues arrives in DamascusValery Amos Today, the head of the UN department on humanitarian issues, Valerie Amos, will arrive in Damascus today. The purpose of its two -day visit is to convince the Syrian government to provide international organizations with safe corridors for the delivery of humanitarian goods. Meanwhile, according to the Syrian activists, government forces continue to shell the cities of Rastan and El-ukeire in the province of Homs.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Mar 7, 2012The facets of the timeIs it possible to consider the “closed” question about the results of the presidential election? Representatives of the Voters League Rustem Adagamov, the Voice of the Voice Association Grigory Melchoneyants, a member of the Public Chamber Boris Yakemenko and former State Duma deputy Yuli Rybakov, argue about this. Page of the programВладимир Кара-МурзаPrevious123...8NextShow more