Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 52 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014Remembering BrisbenViktor Shenderovich-About Putin as a tree for which Coals-Rossians cling Viktor Shenderovich-About Putin as a tree for which Coals-Rossians cling The only one who hugged Vladimir Putin at the Great Twenty summit in Australian Brisbene was a koala . Russians do not need to take an example from her. You do not understand anything in the coals. There is no tenderness for a person. There is no tenderness at all. They simply chew all the time eucalyptus leaves that give a strong narcotic effect.Viktor ShenderovichRadio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014Says Radio Liberty correspondent Ekaterina VertinskayaSays Radio Liberty correspondent Ekaterina VertinskayaRadio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014Ukrainian refugees are evicted from Mordovia after the transfer of SolovyovLeader "Yabloko" Sergey Mitrokhin The prosecutor of the Romodanovsky district of Mordovia Sergey Ilyin demanded on Friday that the refugees who arrived from Donbass leave the village of Actma.Radio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014The Prime Minister of Croatia canceled the visit to Belgrade scheduled for DecemberZoran Milanovich (Croatian Prime Minister) and Ivo Yosipovich (President of Croatia) during the celebration of Victory Day in Brasovitsa, Sisak, June 22, 2014 The Prime Minister of Croatia Zoran Milanovich canceled the visit to Belgrade planned for the next month. Milanovich said that the visit would not take place due to the inability of Serbia leaders to distance himself from the statements of Voislav Sheshel, an ultra-rationalist policy, recently released from the Gaaga prison.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014My favorite recordsИгорь ПомеранцевRadio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014Twitter blowWhat a terrible power this twitter! One careless tiny microblog - and the rising star of the Labor Party of Great Britain was thrown to the political curb. The whole political country on this occasion is re -looking at itself and surprised: what is this happening to us? It finally became clear: the Labor is no longer a working party. Conservatives were arranged by the most conservative layers of society, liberal democrats-the most liberal.Андрей ОстальскийRadio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014New Rules of traffic come into force in RussiaTraffic jam on Kutuzovsky Prospekt in Moscow In Russia, new traffic rules come into force: now drivers, in order to return the rights, will have to retake the theoretical exam in the State traffic inspectorate, and they will begin to fine for overtaking on the zebra. It is reported by TASS. According to the State traffic inspectorate, the new rules, in particular, establish the procedure for the return of the driver’s license to persons deprived of the right to drive vehicles.Radio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014Alive in the dead countryPavel Black Sea Memory of Paul of Black Sea On November 1, a short message appeared on the colta.ru website that at the age of 35, "the journalist, critic and poet" Pavel Black Sea. All these definitions are both true and incorrect, because the youthful poems by Pavel of the Black Sea remained in manuscripts and are unlikely to deserve publications, and in recent years he was not engaged in journalism and criticism, because he was in prisons and camps.Дмитрий ВолчекRadio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014Theme of the week: slap in the face of social tasteInstallation of David Cherny in Prague What is normal and abnormal in modern Europe? A strange set of European accidents of recent times, from the British astronomer’s shirt offensive to the radical feminists to the Czech President’s mat on the direct radio, forced the participants in the Europe project to think: what is the same in general (and, accordingly, “abnormal”) in modern Europe? The conflict between "let one hundred flowers bloom" and "you can’t offend anyone." How to resolve it?Yaroslav Shimov·Kirill KobrinRadio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014Italian operaWriter Mario Corty, poet and music teacher Valery Brinin-Passek, journalist Pierrot Sinatti, teacher of the Milan gymnasium Bianca Bianca Baycamrara and opera singer Zurab Stekilava participate in the program Zurab Stekilava: “In 1966, I was sent for an internship in Italy at the La Scala Theater. The first thing I learned for myself was the answer to the question “what is a singer?” The singer is intelligence, voice and heart.Игорь ПомеранцевRadio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014November 28. MoneyTime has returned - this happens in Russia every five or ten years - when financial reports have become more important than weather forecasts. It seems not to stop oil and ruble. Savings of those who vote in the elections are melting along with confidence in the government and even themselves. They will ask them. Let's talk about this in the program.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014The Embassy of the Russian Federation in Estonia passed a picket in support of VitishkoEvgeny Vitishko Participants of the EU Civil Forum passing these days in Tallinn in Tallinn-Russia held a picket at the Russian Embassy in Estonia with a request to release a member of the Council of the Ecological Watch in the North Caucasus Evgeny Vitishko, who is serving a three-year term in a colony-settlement in the case of damage to the governor of the Krasnodar Territory Alexander Tkachev.Radio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014In Russia, the intercontinental missile "Bulava" has been launchedIn the picture: Russian nuclear submarine In the Barents Sea, the strategic nuclear submarine "Alexander Nevsky" launched the intercontinental ballistic missile "Bulava" . This was reported by the press service of the Russian Ministry of Defense. It is reported that the shooting was made from the underwater position. According to confirmed data, the combat blocks of the rockets successfully fell to the Kur in Kamchatka training ground.Radio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014Facing the event. Batkin riotIf Russia begins to “praise” Belarus with all sorts of prohibitions, whether it is meat, milk, oil, etc. He “will not endure,” Lukashenko said. What caused the anger of the President of Belarusian and what will its "grocery" conflict with Russia lead to? Roman Yakovlevsky, a political observer from Belarus, and Bulat Nigmatullin, deputy director of the Institute of Natural Monopolies are discussed. Presenter Elena Rykovtseva.Елена Рыковцева; Михаил СоколовRadio.Svoboda·Nov 28, 2014Matt. Just a friendАлександра ВагнерPrevious1234NextShow more