Archive for 30 December 2002

04:13

Proton-M rocket-carrier launched with a Canadian telecommunication satellite

04:16

Bear attacks two men

04:18

Viper contraband arrested on Russian-Chimese border

04:20

Russian merchant ship sinks in South China Sea

04:22

Aeroflot's Stockholders Approve of Purchasing Aeroplanes from French Airbus Industrie

04:24

Government commission to consider oil export duties

04:25

Azerbaijan to buy more gas from Itera

04:28

Canadian satellite Nimic-2, launched by a Russian rocket-carrier, reaches the target orbit

05:35

Terrorist act in Grozny clearly showed that the so called Chechen "freedom fighters" are mere terrorists

05:56

Havana Overwhelmed with Traffic

06:29

Kirghiz President speaks about the need to reform the CIS

06:33

President Putin wishes happy New Year to foreign leaders

06:41

Two gunmen sentenced to long imprisonment

06:42

Surgutneftegaz Raises Oil Output by 11.8% in 2002

06:43

Why Do Tatars Need So Much Money?

06:45

Finance Ministry makes early repayment to IMF

06:47

Gov-t approves agreement on travel with Lithuania

06:49

Kazakhstan to get Russian choppers

06:51

Cyprus to back out of Russia-Cypriot agreement on visa-free travel?

06:58

Yemen Gets More Important for America

07:00

Terrorists will not undermine Russian statehood

07:00

Argentina, a Filicide State

07:02

Search operation continues in Karmadon gorge

07:04

President instructs government to get ready to approve Russia's 2003 defence order

07:07

Chechen representative to Federation Council believes Maskhadov's involvement in Grozny terrorist attack is obvious

07:09

Children smugglers sentenced

07:11

President of Georgia: The Pankisi problem no longer exists

07:12

Russia notches up third big win in junior ice hockey championship

07:14

Defendants plead not guilty of illegal kids trafficking to Italy

07:16

FRG Chancellor sends condolences to Russia's president in the wake of Grozny act of terrorism

07:18

Georgian local authorities protest against sale of chemical plant

08:23

Is Garry Kasparov a Swindler?

08:58

State Duma speaker suggesting European Parliament delegation postpone visit to Russia

09:00

Group of governmental buildings to be restored in Chechnya

09:13

Unique meat quality detector developed

09:17

Russian political scientists on repressions against opposition in Turkmenistan

09:18

EurAsEC member states preparing Agreement on labor migration

09:33

Russian Beauties Are the Best!

10:29

Skating May Entail A Big Fine

10:33

Economy Minister posts inflation and GDP growth in 2002

10:37

Attempts to isolate North Korea will escalate tensions on Korean Peninsula

10:39

Nativity cave in bethlehen replica in Tobolsk

10:41

Tukrmenistan's opposition activists face life imprisonment

10:43

President meets with economic development minister

10:44

Russia-EU to launch readmission talks, January 23

11:14

New Year Tree Fixed On Baikal Lake Bottom

11:16

Oil export taxes to be lowered

11:22

Anniversary of the Country, Which Doesn’t Exist

Yukos Suggests Grand Project, Foreign Investors Turn Away

Russia » Economics

Yukos Suggests Grand Project, Foreign Investors Turn Away

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