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Vremya novostej
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Mar 10, 2005
From prime ministers to prisoners
The Hague Tribunal dealt with the Albanians Yesterday, former Prime Minister of Kosovo and Metohija, 36-year-old Ramush Haradinaj (pictured), voluntarily arrived in The Hague and surrendered to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY). The day before, he received the accusations, delivered to him personally in writing in Pristina, and resigned, transferring powers to his deputy Adem Salihai.
Катерина ЛАБЕЦКАЯ
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Mar 10, 2005
Look for a minister
New defendants have appeared in the case of money laundering in Israeli banks New figures have emerged in the Israeli scandal surrounding the investigation into money laundering through Bank Hapoalim. Israeli media reported yesterday that "one of the CIS heads of state may be involved in the case." However, the newspaper Vremya Novostey found out that we are talking only about the minister. It is not officially announced in which country he works. But our sources claim that this is Kazakhstan.
Мария ГРИШИНА; Иерусалим
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Mar 10, 2005
The war is not dead
Maskhadov's death does not mean peace in Chechnya The liquidation of Aslan Maskhadov became the first resounding success of the Russian authorities in the North Caucasus after the re-election of Vladimir Putin for a second term. Before this, Beslan, Nalchik and the attack on Ingushetia happened within a year.
Иван СУХОВ
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Mar 10, 2005
The Federal Financial Markets Service has prepared a law on exchange-traded bonds
The Federal Financial Markets Service has sent to the government a bill that provides for the emergence of a new financial instrument - exchange-traded bonds that do not require state registration. The adoption of such a law, the service believes, will ensure the need of Russian joint-stock companies to replenish working capital and expand the range of financial instruments. Two years ago, the Federal Securities Commission already submitted a similar bill to the government.
Игорь ПОЛИЩУК
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Mar 10, 2005
"Grey" Mercedes for export
DaimlerCrysler managers suspected of fraud and embezzlement Another export scandal at Germany's largest car plant, DaimlerCrysler. We are talking, as the prosecutor’s office stated, about “violations committed by a number of employees of export sales units working in Germany.” At the same time, the investigation revealed several “suspicious moments independent of each other.” The investigation into gray export schemes was launched at the end of last year by the company itself.
Юрий ШПАКОВ; Берлин
Vremya novostej
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Mar 10, 2005
"Park City" without beer and pencils
Moscow presented a project for the construction of an elite residential area near a business center At the international exhibition of the largest investment projects in real estate MIPIM-2005, taking place this week in Cannes, the Moscow government presented to foreign investors “Park City” - a plan for creating a residential area near the Moscow City business center under construction.
Ольга ПРЯНИКОВА
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Mar 10, 2005
It will become easier for the Kaluga region to occupy
The Expert RA-AK&M consortium assigned another credit rating The AK&M rating center and the Expert RA rating agency, united within the Expert RA-AK&M consortium, assigned the Kaluga region a credit rating on the national scale A+ with stable prospects. This means that the region belongs to the category of borrowers with a high level of reliability.
Иван ГОРДЕЕВ
Vremya novostej
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Mar 10, 2005
Our number is eight
The review of Russian publishing achievements is held modestly The eighth national exhibition-fair “Books of Russia” (held as usual in pavilion No. 57 of the All-Russian Exhibition Center) was opened about five minutes late, but quickly. Immediately after a brief greeting from front-line poet Konstantin Vanshenkin, the head of the press agency, Mikhail Seslavinsky, approached the microphone and announced that the fair was starting to work, and the public could disperse to the publishing stands.
Андрей НЕМЗЕР
Vremya novostej
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Mar 10, 2005
Unrest in Kyrgyzstan
The situation in Kyrgyzstan on the eve of the second round of parliamentary elections there on March 13 is heating up. Thousands of people are rallying in several regions of the republic, protesting against the injustice of the election campaign and the first round of elections held on February 27. The hottest events occur in the south of the country.
Arkady Dubnov
Vremya novostej
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Mar 10, 2005
Silicon economy
The first technology parks may appear as early as January 2006 At today's government meeting, the bill on special economic zones (SEZ) will finally be considered. A government source explained to reporters yesterday that most likely the authors of the law will be given two weeks to finalize it, and then the document will be approved by Fradkov’s office and forwarded to the State Duma. There is no doubt that the bill will be victorious. The President personally gave him the start.
Вера СИТНИНА; Вера КУЗНЕЦОВА
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Mar 10, 2005
Italian experience for South Ossetia
An example of how relations with Abkhazia and South Ossetia can be built in a new way was found by Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili in Italy, where he had just visited. Georgians have found so many useful things for themselves in Italian South Tyrol that a joint visit of officials from Tbilisi and the unrecognized republics is planned for early April. Tbilisi believes that the Tyrolean example is most suitable for South Ossetia, since this conflict is easier to resolve.
Михаил ВИГНАНСКИЙ; Тбилиси -- Рим -- Южный Тироль
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Mar 10, 2005
The fourth one is redundant
Megafon shareholders became friends against Alfa Group Three Megafon shareholders have announced they are joining forces against Alfa Group, whose right to a stake in the mobile operator is being disputed in international arbitration courts. This is stated in a press release from one of the main owners of Megafon - TeliaSonera.
Анна МАЙОРОВА
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Mar 10, 2005
Life on the limit
On the eve of the start of the Russian football championship, some clubs did not even know how many foreign players they had were not included in the limit. The application campaign ends today at midnight. However, it is already possible to draw conclusions about which teams will be affected by the introduction of a limit on non-foreign players. "Locomotive" Lokomotiv Moscow has only one main squad player who will be subject to the restriction on foreigners.
Андрей ВДОВИН; Денис ВДОВИН
Vremya novostej
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Mar 10, 2005
Help yourself
“Heart Hackers” on Moscow screens The fact that Albert Markowski (Jason Schwartzman) actually has very serious problems can be seen even before the opening credits of Heartbreakers appear on the screen.
Станислав Ф РОСТОЦКИЙ
Vremya novostej
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Mar 10, 2005
Have grown up
The Return Festival has ended When violinist Roman Mints and oboist Dmitry Bulgakov came up with the idea of ​​the “Return” chamber music festival, they and their colleagues were barely in their twenties. Then the project was considered a youth project - a parade of unknown talents that should be paid attention to. "The Return", however, has acquired a defiant self-sufficiency (without refusing the necessary help). The festival is growing like a living organism.
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