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Window On Eurasia: ‘Two Russias’ – Urban And Rural -- Increasingly At Odds, Tver Official Says

  posted by eagle on January 06, 2009 9:35 AM as ANALYSIS/OPINION


Tuesday, January 6, 2009

 

Window on Eurasia: ‘Two Russias’ – Urban and Rural -- Increasingly At Odds, Tver Official Says

Paul Goble

Vienna, January 6 – Like Disraeli’s description of England in the 19th century, the Russian Federation of today has split into “two Russias” increasingly different and isolated from one another and increasingly hostile to each other, a development that one provincial official argues is not sustainable for much longer whatever those in ...

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Window On Eurasia: Moscow Historian Explores ‘Limits Of Freedom’ In Soviet Times

  posted by eagle on January 06, 2009 7:50 AM as ANALYSIS/OPINION


Tuesday, January 6, 2009

 

Window on Eurasia: Moscow Historian Explores ‘Limits of Freedom’ in Soviet Times

Paul Goble

Vienna, January 6 – The standard narrative on Soviet society from the death of Stalin to the rise of Gorbachev holds that it was almost entirely unfree except for the actions of a few courageous dissidents, but a new Russian study argues that “the limits of freedom” there during that period were significantly broader and involved ...

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Window On Eurasia: Serbsky Institute Warns Russians Against Inactivity Over The Holidays

  posted by eagle on January 06, 2009 6:35 AM as ANALYSIS/OPINION


Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Window on Eurasia: Serbsky Institute Warns Russians Against Inactivity over the Holidays

Paul Goble

Vienna, January 6 – Moscow’s Serbsky Institute, notorious for its “treatment” of Soviet dissidents in the past, is warning Russians against inactivity over the long winter holidays, arguing that more than two or three days of total inactivity will have the most doleful consequences for individuals and the society in which they live.
In comments yesterday reported on ...

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KC: Zakayev's Brother Returned To Chechnya. Khanbiyev Brothers Visited Europe

  posted by eagle on January 05, 2009 7:10 PM as CHECHNYA


Zakayev's brother returned to Chechnya. Khanbiyev brothers visited Europe

Publication time: 5 January 2009, 19:09

Photo: Former general representative of CRI abroad Umar Khanbiyev and former Minister MFA of CRI Akhmad Zakayev

According to sources in Georgia's government, brother of former minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of CRI Akhmad Zakayev - Buvadi Zakayev, has recently returned to Chechnya. The details are unknown. It is reported the security to Buvadi ...


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Window On Eurasia: Could Wine Bridge The Gulf Between Georgia And Russia?

  posted by eagle on January 05, 2009 9:15 AM as ANALYSIS/OPINION


Monday, January 5, 2009

 

Window on Eurasia: Could Wine Bridge the Gulf Between Georgia and Russia?

Paul Goble

Vienna, January 5 – Tbilisi is actively seeking to resume the export of wine to the Russian Federation, a step Moscow officials say they are willing to approve but one that they predict on the basis of changed attitudes and price levels will not allow Georgian wines to resume the standing they had with Russians in ...

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Window On Eurasia: Migrant Workers’ Exit From Russia Creates Problems For Their Homelands

  posted by eagle on January 05, 2009 8:05 AM as ANALYSIS/OPINION


Monday, January 5, 2009

 

Window on Eurasia: Migrant Workers’ Exit from Russia Creates Problems for Their Homelands

Paul Goble

Vienna, January 5 – Migrants from Central Asia and the Caucasus who have been living and working in the Russian Federation are returning home in ever increasing numbers, a trend that may ease ethnic tensions in Russia but one that is creating increasingly serious problems for many of their countries of origin.
Among the most serious ...

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الجزيرة: الخلاف الروسي الأوكراني يعرقل إمدادات الغاز لأوروبا

  posted by eagle on January 04, 2009 11:40 PM as قسم اللغةالعربية


الأحد 8/1/1430 هـ - الموافق4/1/2009 م (آخر تحديث) الساعة 23:41 (مكة المكرمة)، 20:41 (غرينتش)
 
 
 
 
 

قطعت روسيا إمدادات الغاز عن أوكرانيا منذ أول أيام العام الجديد(الفرنسية)

طالب الاتحاد الأوروبي باحترام عقود الإمداد للغاز الروسي عبر الأراضي الأوكرانية. ودعا الاتحاد لاجتماع طارئ الاثنين ...

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The Other Russia: Vladivostok Opposition Newspaper’s Offices Destroyed By Fire

  posted by eagle on January 04, 2009 2:05 PM as FREEDOM & FEAR


Vladivostok Opposition Newspaper’s Offices Destroyed by Fire

 

Fire struck Russia’s far-eastern city of Vladivostok Saturday, leaving one dead and ravaging the editorial offices of a local opposition newspaper. As the RIA Novosti news agency reports, citing fire officials, the Arsenevskie Vesti newspaper’s offices were badly damaged in the fire.

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KC: For The Case Of Possible Extradition To Russia The Chechen Refugee Akhmed Chatayev

  posted by eagle on January 04, 2009 1:20 PM as HUMAN RIGHTS


For the case of possible extradition to Russia the Chechen refugee Akhmed Chatayev

Publication time: 4 January 2009, 13:20

Russian invaders brutally torture and kill Chechen hostages

Human rights organizations have long ago and unambiguously based upon factual evidence showed that the Russian authorities represented by FSB, GRU, Interior Ministry and other so-called "power structures" are engaged in brutal tortures and monstrous killings with exemplary brutality of Chechen hostages.

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RFE/RL: 2008 In Review: Was This The Year That Russia Peaked?

  posted by eagle on January 03, 2009 9:05 PM as ANALYSIS/OPINION


2008 In Review: Was This The Year That Russia Peaked?

Russia's outlook was still rosy when
Medvedev took office in March
 
January 03, 2009
By Daisy Sindelar

 

2008 was a very good...half-year for Russia.

From its historic victory against Canada in the world ice hockey championships to skyrocketing oil revenues and growing international muscle, Russia spent at least the first half of the year the way it likes -- ...

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 KC: Zakayev's Brother Returned To Chechnya. Khanbiyev Brothers Visited Europe 

 Window On Eurasia: Could Wine Bridge The Gulf Between Georgia And Russia? 

 Window On Eurasia: Migrant Workers’ Exit From Russia Creates Problems For Their Homelands 

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