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Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Khudkombinat
Most of all at the pompous opening day Z.K. Tsereteli in the Big Manege was impressed by the number of visitors - participants in the so-called “current” art process.
Сергей Хачатуров
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Transition from quantity to quality
Experts will discuss the role of small businesses in the innovation economy Today the forum “Innovative Economy and Small Business” will take place, organized by the All-Russian public organization of small and medium-sized businesses - “OPORA Russia”.
Иван ГОРДЕЕВ
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Poster
CLUBS "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" (USA, 1956). Directed by Don Siegel. Screening within the framework of the Kino-Strelka club project “Cinematic genres and directions with famous film critics and directors.” Today we will talk about noir. “The Body Snatchers” is a classic of the genre, a film that never tires of being imitated and has been cited by many directors for half a century.
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Hamas: Let Israel start first
In an interview with Vremya Novostey, the leader of the movement, Khaled MASHAL, explained what he was coming to Moscow with A Hamas delegation arrives in Moscow on Friday. After the Islamic Resistance Movement, known by its acronym Hamas, won January elections in the Palestinian Authority, the international community found itself in an ambiguous situation. After all, the United States, Israel and the European Union previously included Hamas on the list of terrorist organizations.
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Bosnia wants to sue Serbia
The International Court of Justice in The Hague has begun to consider an unprecedented lawsuit. Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) accuses Serbia and Montenegro (S&M), as the successor to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, of committing genocide against Bosnian Muslims during the civil war in the early 1990s. The lawsuit was filed back in 1993. The parties are given ten days to justify their positions. The process is expected to last until the end of this year.
Катерина ЛАБЕЦКАЯ
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Pilots are tired of flying
The minister's order has quarreled the aviators In the coming days, the conflict between the Russian Ministry of Transport and the country's largest airlines will gain momentum. This conflict has been smoldering latently since November 21, 2005, when the Minister of Transport Igor Levitin, by his order No.
Михаил КУКУШКИН
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Regrets without apologies
Europe awaits compensation from pogromists The European Union had to work hard to develop a common position in connection with the scandal caused by the publication of cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in the media of Denmark and other European countries. At the Council of Foreign Ministers of 25 EU member countries, which met on Monday in Brussels, British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said that an apology should be made to Muslims. His Czech colleague Cyril Svoboda did not want to hear about it.
Александр САМОХОТКИН
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Universal service of the Constitutional Court
The procedure for installing telephones in 46 thousand Russian settlements was found incorrect In a resolution adopted yesterday, the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation stated that “the formation of a universal service reserve through mandatory contributions from public communication network operators” does not comply with the Constitution of the Russian Federation.
Андрей АННЕНКОВ
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Health is more valuable
Sergei Abramov vacated the chair of Prime Minister of Chechnya to Ramzan Kadyrov Rumors about the resignation of Sergei Abramov from the post of Prime Minister of Chechnya, which have been circulating in Moscow and Grozny over the past few weeks, found their full and final confirmation yesterday. Chechen President Alu Alkhanov said he received his resignation yesterday morning. The resignation can be considered accepted, since Mr. Alkhanov immediately spoke about a likely successor to Mr.
Иван СУХОВ
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Between cholera and plague
Russia needs to think about how to avoid the crises of globalization Globalization can backfire on the leading powers - those who initiated, propagandized and promoted this very globalization. Commodity expansion on the part of rapidly developing countries, mainly in Southeast Asia, has already covered the markets of the countries of the “golden billion”, causing catastrophic damage to local producers.
Михаил ВОРОБЬЕВ
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Thirteenth Department
Dmitry Medvedev acquired his own apparatus in the government Long and, perhaps, truthful gossip about how difficult it was for the former chief of the Kremlin administration, Dmitry Medvedev, to settle down in his new position in the government, has now found some kind of “outcome.” Now First Deputy Prime Minister Medvedev will acquire an entire department within the White House apparatus.
Вера КУЗНЕЦОВА
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Moscow from the second floor
The city authorities are thinking about updating the bus fleet Moscow officials yesterday unexpectedly refuted the established opinion that of all the world's capitals, London is closest to them.
Федор СЕРЕБРЯНСКИЙ
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Tajik ex-minister got his chance back
Get asylum in Russia Yesterday, the Moscow City Court overturned the decision of a lower court that refused to grant temporary asylum in Russia to the former Minister of Trade of Tajikistan, 60-year-old Khabibullo Nasrulloev. In November last year, the Presnensky Interdistrict Court recognized the decision of the migration service to deny Nasrulloev asylum as legal.
Arkady Dubnov
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Lokomotiv reinforced by the Egyptian
The capital's Lokomotiv signed a contract with Egypt national team striker Amir Zaki. According to Egyptian media reports, the agreement is for three years, for each of which Zaki will receive 500 thousand euros. In addition, Lokomotiv will pay 1.7 million euros for the transfer of the 22-year-old Egyptian. In addition to the Russian club, Dynamo Kiev and the English Newcastle also applied for Zaki. Now the “railroad workers” include six representatives of the Black Continent.
Константин ИВАНОВ
Vremya novostej
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Mar 1, 2006
Tehran is bullish
Secretary of the Iranian Security Council will visit Moscow Today the third round of Russian-Iranian negotiations will take place in Moscow. Moreover, only yesterday it became known that the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Ali Larijani (pictured) will visit the Russian capital.
Петр ИСКЕНДЕРОВ
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