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Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
A new "Belarusian potassium company" was created
On September 5, President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, signed a decree on the creation of a new state -owned company, which will engage in the export of Belarusian potassium fertilizers. According to RS correspondent Vitaly Tsygankov, a new company, a separate trader, will be called OJSC Belarusian Potassium Company (BKK) and have the exclusive right to export Belarusian potassium fertilizers.
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
The Senate Committee supported the operation in Syria
During hearings in the House of Representatives of the US Congress On Wednesday, the US Senate Committee on international relations approved a draft resolution authorizing American air strikes on Syria. But this is only the first and preliminary victory of President Barack Obama and his supporters, trying to convince American lawmakers of the need for a power action in this country.
Юрий Жигалкин
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
The head of the "vote" does not intend to emigrate
Lilia Shibanova The representative of the Voice Voter’s Rights Protection Grigory Melkonian denied in an interview with Radio Freedom the emerging messages about the departure from Russia by the head of the Voice of Lilia Shibanova and told how independent observation in the Moscow and regional elections will be organized on September 8. - Do you confirm the information that Lilia Shibanova left Russia? Why and for a long time?
Марк Крутов
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
Princess Diana: Unhappy fate
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
Continuation of politics
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Ирина Лагунина
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
In St. Petersburg, the Summit of the G20 countries opens
In St. Petersburg, the summit of the Big Twenty countries opens. Leaders of 20 leading world economies in addition to traditional economic topics also plan to discuss the situation in Syria. The Syrian question is not officially included in the agenda forum, however, the heads of a number of countries and international organizations have already stated about the intention to put forward this topic.
RFE; RL
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
HRW calls for leaders G20 to protect human rights in Russia
The Human Rights Watch international human rights organization calls on the leaders of the G20 countries not by silence the situation with human rights in Russia. The summit that opens today in St. Petersburg will take place against the backdrop of an growing attack on dissent in Russia, human rights activists say.
RFE; RL
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
Eyewitnesses of the accident in Kent: drivers did not include fog lights
More than a hundred cars collided on the road in the English county of Kent. Initially, a clash of forty cars was reported. The cause of the mass collision of cars was a thick fog. The wounds were received by seven people. According to eyewitnesses, despite poor visibility, many drivers did not include fog lights.
RFE; RL
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
The "Mujahideen of the Caucasus" dissocated from the connections with Al-Qaeda in Syria
A group of radical Islamists from the North Caucasian region of Russia, who are fighting in Syria on the side of the rebels, dissociated from the "al-Qaeda" of the main rebel group in this country. The organization, calling itself "Mujahideen of the Caucasus and Levant," announced that he now leaves the group "Islamist state of Iraq and Levant." The application sounded in the video posted in YouTube. Its authenticity has not yet been established.
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
Freedom time
In St. Petersburg, the Great Twenth summit was opened. What questions are worried about world politics, and which public opinion? 95 years ago, the Bolsheviks officially began pursuing a policy of Red Terror. How great is the role of this campaign in the unleashing of the civil war? In London, a biographical film about Princess Diana is released. Why will the critics and relatives of Lady D be dissatisfied with this picture? Andrey Shary I.O.
Андрей Шарый
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
Sociologists - about polls in Moscow
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
In Yaroslavl, a rally was held in support of Evgeny Urlashov
Evgeny Urlashov In Yaroslavl, a rally was held for the freedom of political prisoners and in support of the arrested and temporarily suspended mayor of the city - Yevgeny Urlashov. According to Interfax, the organizer of the action Andrei Alekseev, about 350 people gathered. There are no police data on the number of participants.
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
A non -sided summit
The main topic of the meeting of the leaders of the Big Twenty countries (G20) is international economic problems, but the summit is held against the background of a crisis situation in Syria and a noticeable deterioration in American-Russian relations. The American side canceled the meeting of US President Barack Obama with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who was supposed to take place while Obama was in Russia.
Владимир Дубинский
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
Kazyna sincere
I must be flattered, because Sergey Sobyanin himself personally wrote to me. In any case, in the letter taken out of the mailbox, it was my name and my patronymic. The pre -election message is withstanded simultaneously in sincere and solemn tones. Calling to vote for yourself, the author will not skimp on compliments: "Moscow is a city to which you gave your strength, talent and soul. A low bow to you for it." Actually, Sergey Semenovich and I are not familiar.
Лиля Пальвелева
Radio.Svoboda
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Sep 5, 2013
G20 summit: to the origins of the crisis
G20 leaders will return to their own decisions of 2009 An almost the main issue of the economic agenda of the next summit of the G20 countries that opened today in St. Petersburg may be the first program in their history to regulate international financial markets outside of traditional banking systems. Their assets are estimated at at least 67 trillion dollars, that is, 93% of the volume of the world economy.
Сергей Сенинский
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