Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 61 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015Political sodaUntil now, “Coca-Cola” residents of the gas sector were brought from neighboring Egypt, through the RAFA border point Koka-Cola took a chance to start building its plant in the Gaza Strip by concluding a business agreement with the Hamas group The American food company "Coca-Kola" plans to open a plant for the production of its most famous drink in the gas sector this year.Евгений АроновRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015Last night in the Donbass continued shelling. There are victimsPositions of the Ukrainian military in the village of Peski in the area of the Donetsk airport Last night in the Donbass passed restlessly. According to the headquarters of the operation in the south-east of Ukraine, pro-Russian separatists 38 times opened fire on the positions of the Ukrainian military, using heavy weapons. In the area of Donetsk Airport, where in recent days battles have resumed, shelling of artillery and rocket lapsing systems were subjected to settlements of sand and thin.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015Time of jazz. Joe Pass, Benny Golson, Valery Ponomarev, Sedar Walton, Gary Burton and Chick KoreaДмитрий СавицкийRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015Art-Dopes"Judge" - cultural historian Lidia Starodubtseva and composer Alexander Shchetinsky The “suspect” is one of the leaders of the Ukrainian musical avant -garde, a former Kharkov, now Kiev composer Alexander Shchetinsky. Alekkandre Shchetinsky: “There were idioms, motives, rhythms and techniques in baroque music, which were used by all composers of that era. I also use them, but not like Bach, Handel and others, I can use other people's elements as their own.Игорь ПомеранцевRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015Art-Dopes. Talk about modern musicVideo and audio project dedicated to modern culture. Culture historian Lidia Starodubtsev as a judge and Ukrainian composer Alexander ShchetinskyRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015Hostages in the suburbs of Paris Colomb are liberatedPolice at the place of capture of hostages in Colombe A man who took hostages on Friday in a suburbs of Paris surrendered to the police. No one was injured. According to the police, there is no connection with the attacks of last week, according to the police, the Radio Liberty correspondent Natalya Kanevskaya reports.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015In Gyumri, 14 people were injured in clashes with the policeClashes with the police of protests in Gyumri In Armenia, as a result of clashes with the police of protest shares in connection with the murder in the city of Gyumri on January 12, six members of the Avetisyan family suffered at least 14 people, dozens were detained.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015Protest shares in ArmeniaIn Armenia, there are many thousands of promotions near the Russian Embassy in Yerevan, the Russian military base and a number of administrative buildings in the city of Gyumri - demanding to give the Armenian justice of the Russian military personnel Valery Permyakov. He is accused of killing six people - family members of Avetisyan, residents of Gyumri. Permyakov, who confessed to his deed, remains under the jurisdiction of Russian investigative bodies.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015To whom to give a soldierClashes in Gyumri January 15 The murder of the Russian military for families in Armenia caused mass protests and posed political issues In the largest cities of Armenia, Yerevan and Gyumri, massive assets of protest were held - demanding to give the Armenian justice of the Russian troops Valery Permyakov. He is accused of killing six people - family members of Avetisyan, residents of Gyumri. Permyakov, who confessed to his deed, remains under the jurisdiction of Russian investigative bodies.Yaroslav ShimovRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015Who will answer for a rainy day?A year ago, the Verkhovna Rada adopted the “dictatorial laws” of Yanukovych, but so far the guilty are not held accountable On January 16, exactly a year has been marked by the adoption by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine “dictatorial laws” at that time of the country's President Viktor Yanukovych. They then provoked a new round of confrontation between power and Euromaidan, which ultimately led to numerous victims among demonstrators.Владимир ИвахненкоRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015After Gyumri ...Vladimir Putin and Serge Sargsyan. Gyumri, 12/02/2013 Will Armenia remain with Russia? Participate in Aza Babayan, Ashot Dzhazoyan, Vladimir Evseev Vladimir Kara-Murza Sr.: In the past few days, heavy tests have been undergoing Armenian-Russian friendship and cooperation. Due to the tragedy in the vicinity of the Russian base in Gyumri, relations between local residents and the Russian military were aggravated. Will Armenia remain an ally in Russia?Владимир Кара-МурзаRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015Russia preferred a war with Ukraine?Discuss Professor George Derlugyan and academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Yuri Ryzhov Devoted modernization of Russia. Why did the Putin regime prefer the war with Ukraine by the development of the country? A member of the Gaidar forum is discussed by a professor of New York University, historian and sociologist George Derlugyan George Derlugyan and academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, former Ambassador of Russia to France Yuri Ryzhov . Mikhail Sokolov was broadcast.Михаил СоколовRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015In Moscow, participants in the action were detained in support of NavalnyDetention of a participant in the action on Manezhnaya Square in Moscow In Moscow, on Thursday evening, more than 10 people were detained on Thursday in the evening, participating in the action in support of Alexei and Oleg Navalny. The OWD-Info website reports 16 detainees, three of which are opponents of Navalny, participants of the recently created Anti-Maidan movement.Radio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015In St. Petersburg, the procession of the memory of Markelov and Baburova was agreedDemonstration in Novosibirsk in memory of Markelov and Baburova Five years of stubborn struggle needed human rights activists to make their application for the anti -fascist procession in memory of the lawyer, Stanislav Markelov and journalist Anastasia Baburova, who would be satisfied on the evening of January 19, and the organizers consider this to be their victory. This was reported by the Radio correspondent Freedom Tatyana Voltskaya.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Jan 16, 2015Interrogation of Sergey AshimovFragment of the video of the Islamic State group, widespread on January 13, 2014Previous12345NextShow more