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Polish Defense Minister Tomasz Siemoniak says his government is seeking to obtain Tomahawk cruise missiles from the United States or another country.
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СМИ сообщили о срыве подписания союзнического договора РФ с Южной Осетией
Росбалт.RU МОСКВА, 12 марта. Подписание договора о союзничестве и интеграции Южной Осетии с Россией, назначенное на 11 марта, отложено на неопределенный срок. Об этом "Независимой газете" сообщили осведомленные источники. По данным СМИ, документ оказался недоработанным ... «Независимая газета» рассказала о срыве подписания союзнического договора с Южной ОсетиейРадиостанция ЭХО МОСКВЫ Новости России: Союзнический договор с Южной Осетией отсроченАктуальные новости - периодическое издание о событиях в мире СМИ сообщили об отсрочке подписания союзнического договора Южной ОсетиейРБК BlackSeaNews -Подробности -Lenta.ru Все похожие статьи: 51 » |
СМИ: Путин почти неделю не появлялся на публике
NEWSru.ua Пресс-служба администрации президента 11 марта опубликовала фото, на котором Владимир Путин разговаривает с главой республики Карелия Александром Худилайненом. Однако фотография была сделана на встрече, которая прошла 4 марта, пишет издание "Столица на Онего". и другие » |
The conflicted loyalties of Crimeans by Michael Birnbaum
SIMFEROPOL, Crimea — What happens when you’re born a Soviet citizen, grow up under the Ukrainian flag, and then have to take a Russian passport?Residents of the Black Sea peninsula of Crimea have been tied to three nations in the last 24 years, without ever having to move. Under such shifting and unpredictable allegiances, their ideas about nationality and patriotism are complex by necessity.Read full article >>
Russia and North Korea forge ‘year of friendship’ pariah alliance by Justin McCurry in Tokyo
Neighbouring regimes declare closer co-operation as Kremlin’s role in Ukraine conflict and Kim Jong-un’s pursuit of nuclear weapons deeply rankle with west
Russia and North Korea have announced they will deepen economic and political ties under the banner of a “year of friendship” – a development that could further complicate the west’s attempts to deal with an increasingly belligerent Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un’s recalcitrant regime in Pyongyang.
The prospect of closer co-operation between Putin’s Kremlin and a pariah state with realistic nuclear ambitions will dismay the US, Britain and other countries hoping to pressure Pyongyang into ditching its ambitions to become a nuclear power, and to dissuade Russia from fuelling the war in Ukraine.
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Russia and North Korea forge 'year of friendship' pariah alliance
The Guardian Russia and North Korea have announced they will deepen economic and political ties under the banner of a “year of friendship” – a development that could further complicate the west's attempts to deal with an increasingly belligerent Vladimir Putin and ... Western Relations Frosty, Russia Warms to North KoreaNew York Times Russia and North Korea declare new alliance and 2015 as a 'year of friendship'The Independent Russia and North Korea declare 2015 a 'year of friendship'Telegraph.co.uk Yahoo News all 365 news articles » |
Жив, здоров, болен, умер? by Радио Свобода
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Kremlin dismisses reports the Russian president is unwell despite an anonymous Kazakh government source saying "it looks like he has fallen ill"
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Дочь Немцова обвинила Путина в убийстве отца
РИА VladTime.ru Дочь Немцова обвинила Путина в убийстве отца Жанна Немцова, которая приходится дочерью оппозиционеру Борису Немцову, считает виновным в убийстве отца главу российского государства. Об этом Жанна сообщила во время разговора с журналистами. В интервью прессе Жанна ... Дочь Немцова обвиняет Путина в убийстве своего отцановостной портал iPress.ua Жанна Немцова: Путин виноват в смерти отцаХартия'97 Дочь Немцова рассказала новые подробности о причинах убийства отцаJoinfo.ua DELFI.ee Все похожие статьи: 49 » |
Activist Barred From Visiting Nemtsov Slaying Suspects After Torture Claim by noreply@rferl.org (RFE/RL's Russian Service)
A Russian human rights activist has been questioned by investigators after he said there were signsa suspect in opposition politician Boris Nemtsov's killing was tortured.
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Польша заинтересовалась американскими ракетами «Томагавк»
Lenta.ru Польские военные запросили у США условия возможной поставки крылатых ракет типа «Томагавк». Об этом сообщил в эфире радиостанции PR1 министр обороны Польши Томаш Семоняк. По словам министра, ракеты «Томагавк» должны быть размещены на трех новых польских ... Польша ждет от США "Томагавки" для субмаринДни.Ру Польша направила США запрос о покупке ракет "Томагавк"Главная | Deutsche Welle Польша намерена купить американские ракеты "Томагавк" для подводных лодокУтро.Ru РИА Новости -Интерфакс -Актуальные новости - периодическое издание о событиях в мире Все похожие статьи: 42 » |
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С дела Гонгадзе сняли гриф секретности
Вести.Ru В МВД Украины сняли гриф секретности с 80 источников информации, касающихся убийства журналиста Георгия Гонгадзе, в том числе, с информации, касающейся главного фигуранта дела — генерала Алексея Пукача. "Специальная комиссия, изучив информацию по данному делу, ... МВД рассекретило материалы по делу ПукачаMail.Ru МВД рассекретили материалы по делу ПукачаПодробности Киев снял гриф секретности с дела об убийстве ГонгадзеКомсомольская правда Lenta.ru -Взгляд -Ура-Информ Все похожие статьи: 86 » |
Putin Spokesman Dismisses Poor Health Rumorsby noreply@rferl.org (RFE/RL)
President Vladimir Putin's spokesman has rejected speculation that the Russian leader is in poor health.
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Russian officials have denied reports that Vladimir Putin has fallen ill after the cancellation of two state events, but admitted the president’s schedule due to the Ukraine crisis was “very intensive”.
Ukrainian officials say an explosion occurred in the southern city of Odesa near a political party's office.
Polish Defense Minister Tomasz Siemoniak says his government is seeking to obtain Tomahawk cruise missiles from the United States or another country.
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Владимир Путин провёл телефонные переговоры с президентом Армении
Русская Служба Новостей Владимир Путин провёл телефонные переговоры с армянским лидером Сержем Саргсяном, сообщает РИА «Новости» со ссылкой на пресс-службу Кремля. Президенты обсудили предстоящие личные контакты, совместное участие в памятных мероприятиях, приуроченных к 100-летию ... Путин и глава Армении обсудили сотрудничество в сфере мирного атома и в нефтегазовой отраслиБалтИнфо.ru Арам Саркисян: Если импортерами «Carrefour» будут те же люди, значит власти Армении поощряют монополиюArmenia Today Путин вышел на связьОбозреватель Диалог.UA - Всегда два мнения -1news.az Все похожие статьи: 85 » |
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A fire at a shopping centre in Russia has killed at least 5 people, with up to 25 more feared trapped under the rubble.
But as emergency crews battled the ferocious blaze in the city of Kazan, desperate traders were struggling to save their merchandise.
In extraordinary scenes, vendors were filmed braving the flames to salvage dozens of huge rolled-up rugs and carpets, throwing them into piles in front of the burning three-storey mall.
Fire crews took more than nine hours to bring the flame…
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But as emergency crews battled the ferocious blaze in the city of Kazan, desperate traders were struggling to save their merchandise.
In extraordinary scenes, vendors were filmed braving the flames to salvage dozens of huge rolled-up rugs and carpets, throwing them into piles in front of the burning three-storey mall.
Fire crews took more than nine hours to bring the flame…
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Here's the latest news for Thursday, March 12: Two officers shot in Ferguson; Marathon bombing trial; Vigil for chopper crash victims; Soyuz spacecraft landing.
Here's the latest news for Thursday, March 12: Two officers shot in Ferguson; Marathon bombing trial; Vigil for chopper crash victims; Soyuz spacecraft landing.
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St. Louis County police are searching for suspects in the shooting of two police officers in Ferguson, Missouri. One officer was shot in the face. The other was hit in the shoulder. (March 12)
St. Louis County police are searching for suspects in the shooting of two police officers in Ferguson, Missouri. One officer was shot in the face. The other was hit in the shoulder. (March 12)
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Search and rescue efforts are underway for a UH-60 Black Hawk Helicopter that went missing near Eglin Air Force Base.
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11 марта пятеро активистов движения "Солидарность" пикетировали представительство Чеченской республики в Санкт-Петербурге. Их возмутило высказывание главы Чечни Рамзана Кадырова о предполагаемых убийцах Бориса Немцова как о «настоящих патриотах России».
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Чешские СМИ сообщили о разоблачении трех российских шпионов
РБК Как пишет издание, в прошлом году Служба информации и безопасности (СИБ) провела операцию, которая завершилась «дипломатическим конфликтом» между Прагой и Москвой. Еженедельник отмечает, что спецслужбы заподозрила трех работавших в Чехии российских дипломатов ... СМИ: Три российских дипломата покинули Чехию из-за подозрений в шпионажеBFM.Ru СВР не комментирует сообщения СМИ Чехии о якобы российских шпионахРИА Новости СМИ: Москва не продлила визы двум сотрудникам посольства ЧехииГазета.Ru Коммерсантъ -Lenta.ru -Утро.Ru Все похожие статьи: 25 » |
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Пресса: из Екатеринбурга на Донбасс отправились добровольцы под напутствие священника "бить фашистскую сволочь"
NEWSru.com Несмотря на установившееся перемирие на востоке Украины, россияне продолжают пополнять ряды военнослужащих так называемого ополчения самопровозглашенных Донецкой и Луганской народных республик. Так, рота добровольцев, состоящая примерно из 35-50 человек, ... В Екатеринбурге торжественно проводили наемников на Донбасс. ФотоУкраинское национальное информагентство В Екатеринбурге публично отправили в Украину очередных боевиковЛІГА.net Укреплять перемирие. Из Екатеринбурга отправили "добровольцев" на ДонбассКорреспондент.net Биржевой лидер -Росбалт.RU -Novostimira.com Все похожие статьи: 42 » |
On Nature : A Falcon in the City by HELEN MACDONALD
Watching a wild falcon hunt pigeons in an industrial ruin ushers you into a silent world.
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Скайп-конференция контактной группы по Украине перенесена на 13 марта
Газета.Ru Скайп-конференция контактной группы по урегулированию ситуации на юго-востоке Украины перенесена на 13 марта. Об этом сообщает ТАСС. Об этом сообщила пресс-секретарь фонда Леонида Кучмы «Украина» Дарья Олифер. «Завтра, 13 марта, состоится скайп-конференция ... В ДНР анонсировали скайп-конференцию контактной группы по УкраинеПолит.ру Контактная группа 13 марта проведет скайп-конференцию с представителями ДНР/ЛНРРБК Украина Участники трехсторонней контактной группы проведут в пятницу скайп-конференцию с представителями ДНР/ЛНРИнтерфах-Запад Interfax Russia -Общероссийская общественно-политическая электронная газета The Все похожие статьи: 39 » |
Forty-seven Republican senators started a political firestorm with an open letter to Iran warning that any nuclear deal made with the Obama administration could be undone by a future U.S. president. Both sides of the argument have taken to the airwaves to protest. But the bottom line is how — if at all — will the letter affect negotiations as the U.S. and its partners try to reach a framework agreement with Iran by their end-of-March deadline. VOA's Arash Arabasadi reports.
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Песков назвал слухи об отставке Сечина и болезни Путина весенним обострением
Газета.Ru Пресс-секретарь главы государства Дмитрий Песков заявил, что в Кремле спокойно относятся к слухам и домыслам по поводу здоровья президента России Владимира Путина, передает ТАСС. Возникновение слухов об отставке главы «Роснефти» Игоря Сечина пресс-секретарь связал ... У президента России очень напряженная повестка дня, заявил ПесковInterfax Russia Кремль: слухи о Путине и Сечине - весеннее обострениеBBC Russian Интернет полнится слухами то ли о смерти Путина, то ли о заговореДеловой Петербург Сибинфо -ИА Архангельские новости -"Что происходит?" Все похожие статьи: 341 » |
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Reporters Without Borders Unblocks Banned News Websitesby noreply@rferl.org (RFE/RL)
Media advocacy watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF) says it is unblocking access to nine news websites in an effort to combat online censorship by governments that violate human rights.
Journalists Under Pressure In Belarusby noreply@rferl.org (RFE/RL's Belarus Service)
A Belarusian journalist working for a Poland-based Belsat television channel is being tried on suspicion of working without accreditation.
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has criticized a letter by Republican senators threatening to nullify any nuclear deal between Washington and Tehran.
Iran's Supreme Ayatolah Slams Republican Senators' Letterby webdesk@voanews.com (VOA News)
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei criticized an open letter sent by 47 U.S. Republican Senators to Tehran about the ongoing negotiations on Iran's nuclear program, saying the move showed "disintegration" in U.S. politics. The letter warns that the next U.S. president could revoke any deal Iran may reach with a group of six world powers. Those talks are due to resume Sunday as the two sides seek an interim agreement by the end of the month. Iranian state media quoted the supreme leader as saying he is concerned about what he called "backstabbing" in the negotiation process. He said that the international group, particularly the U.S., takes a harsher tone when the two sides get close to the end of the talks. Iran has insisted it is not trying to build nuclear weapons. The United States, Britain, China, France, Russia and Germany are seeking assurances that the Iranian nuclear program is peaceful in exchange for lifting economic sanctions. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Wednesday the letter left him in "utter disbelief," and that Congress does not have the right to modify an agreement reached between the leaders of countries. He called the Republican letter irresponsible. "No one is questioning anybody's right to dissent. But to write to the leaders in the middle of a negotiation.....and suggest they're going to give a constitutional lesson, which by the way is incorrect, is quite stunning," Kerry said. Kerry told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the letter written by Arkansas freshman Senator Tom Cotton undermines U.S. foreign policy and ignores more than 200 years of history.
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New Russian Study Challenges Notion that Stalin was Necessary by paul goble (noreply@blogger.com)
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Staunton, March 12 – It is an article of faith for Vladimir Putin and many Russians as well that, despite what he and they are sometimes willing to concede were Joseph Stalin’s excesses, the Soviet dictator was absolutely necessary in building up a strong Soviet Union that was then capable of defeating Nazi Germany.
But a new book just published in Moscow challenges that assumption, and thus undermines both the Kremlin’s historical narrative and the assumption increasingly widespread in Russia and elsewhere that that country cannot be run by anyone but a dictator, an assumption that leads those who think that to excuse Putin’s “excesses,” viewing them as necessary as well.
Oleg V. Khlevniuk , a senior researcher at the State Archive of the Russian Federation in Moscow, has written many scholarly books about Stalin’s times, but his new one, “Stalin. The Life of One Leader” (in Russian; Moscow: Corpus, 450 pages), has been published by a commercial house and is intended for the widest possible audience.
In an interview with Petr Fedorov of “Vozdukh,” Khlevnyuk explains that he wrote the book to show that “Stalin was not necessary,” that there were alternatives, and that many of them would have been far preferable for Russia if not for its ruling elites who always benefit from the notion that things could not be otherwise (vozduh.afisha.ru/books/byl-li-stalin-neobhodim-ya-dokazyvayu-chto-net/).
Elites use this notion to convince Russians that whatever is and whatever they do must be accepted because “it is always possible to say: ‘Well, you know, in our country, nothing else could have occurred.” As a historian, Khlevniuk says, he finds this “conception meaningless,” especially since Stalin like other leaders sometimes acted one way and sometimes ago.
The core argument of his book, the historian says, is that Stalin was not necessary and that he did far more harm than a different leader with different policies would have done. His terror, for example, was “absolutely senseless even from the point of view of the system.” Indeed, “it weakened it in the end.”
The task of any biographer, Khlevniuk says, is to try to reconstruct the times in which its subject lived and to get inside the logic of his actions. “Why did he do what he did? What were his calculations?” In short, what role did his personality and subjective approach play in the course of events.
Even though some Russians now deny it, Stalin was directly implicated in the killings of the Great Terror. He kept all the orders to kill that he signed. But, and this is relevant now, he killed by giving orders “from his office,” as one of Khlevniuk’s colleagues has said. He did not pull the trigger. That disconnect allows some to lie to themselves and others about his role.
The historian points to three sources of the extraordinary popularity of Stalin at the present time. The first is the ignorance of the population about the history of the country and the propensity of many to think that some past time was better than the present. The second is that Stalin’s times are not ancient history: there are still many people who grew up then and choose to remember their childhoods in rosy colors.
And third, Khlevniuk argues, the image of Stalin among Russians today as a positive figure or at least as one for whom there was no substitute has been actively promoted by the current Russian government for its own purposes. Pro-Stalin books have thus “undeservedly received enormous support” and attracted a large audience.
The archival historian says that he very much hopes that his book will change the minds of the vast majority of people who are neither passionate supporters of Stalin or passionate opponents but rather view him the way the current Kremlin leaders want them to because that is the path of least resistance.
From his perspective, Khlevniuk says, what is especially horrifying is that many of the pro-Stalin books and articles are largely or completely falsified and that their conclusions are nonetheless finding their way into academic studies and thus gaining a respectability they do not deserve. “This is a catastrophe,” he argues.
Sometimes people think that Stalinism in Russia can be dispelled as Nazism was in Germany, but that is impossible, Khlevniuk says. Hitler lost a war, but the Stalinist regime “ended as a result of its own contradictions,” and it did so “immediately after the death of Stalin.”
Indeed, “as soon as Stalin died, within a week, his regime was no more” because “his own supporters destroyed it because they understood that it was impossible to life that way any longer. The system simply wasn’t capable of working,” yet another lesson to all who say that everything is inevitable and that personalities don’t matter.
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The conflict in Ukraine has seen fierce battles with thousands of casualties. The overwhelming majority of combatants are men - but not all of them. Shahida Yakub from RFE/RL's Current Time (www.currenttime.tv) program profiles two women serving in uniform on opposing sides of the frontlines.
Several dead in Russian shopping centre blazeby Associated Press in Moscow
Mall in city of Kazan collapses in fire, and official says there is no hope of finding survivors in debris
Russian emergency officials say five people are confirmed dead and 25 more are missing and presumed dead after a shopping centre in the city of Kazan collapsed in a fire.
Officials said the toll of missing was based on reports from relatives and workers in the shopping centre. Forty people were known to have been injured in the blaze.
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Staunton, March 12 – When Vladimir Putin decided a year ago to annex Crimea, he and his supporters expected that this would be “the first event in a chain of unending victories which would show the world the dangerousness of ‘ignoring’ Moscow’s appetites and instead convert the Russian Federation into the Soviet Union of the 21stcentury, Vitaly Portnikov says.
But things have not worked out that way, the Kyiv commentator says. Moscow did not get the new Soviet Union it hoped for; instead, it set in train a series of developments “along the path of state suicide,” a path that, despite its dangers Putin, seems incapable of recognizing or getting off (ru.krymr.com/content/article/26893353.html).
Putin did not understand that all the non-Russian countries or even the Russian speakers in them were uninterested in his project. He did not understand what the reaction of the international community to his invasion. He didn’t understand what losses economic and military he would face. And he didn’t understand that there is no way back from him crimes.
The readiness of some Russians to welcome the largely bloodless annexation of Crimea was like some teenager in a narcotic stupor powered by drugs that he had bought with money he had stolen from his mother’s handbag, Portnikov says. But that youth doesn’t want to suffer or even pay up – and now a year later, he sees that he might have to. He did not understand.
According to Portnikov, Russia is “celebrating” the first anniversary of the Anschluss so broadly – not just on one day but for a whole week – is because Russians “are not certain” whether they will be in a position to mark a second anniversary next year.
It is possible, he continues, that even a year from now, Crimea may remain under Russian occupation. “But the economic situation of Russia, its chances for survival, and the ability of its population to be gladdened by anything besides the solution of their own everyday problems” -- which are likely to be “more important topics for discussion than any political events.”
In March 2016, “somewhere in Moscow, Tula or Yaroslavl,” Russians will view Crimea the way they have viewed Chechnya, as a place populated by people who only make demands for their tax money and who are anything but pleased by their anything but asked for “’liberators.’”
Putin’s promotion of himself as “the unifier of Russian lands” will then look even worse than it does today to Russians and everyone else, given “the bloody war in Ukraine’s east, the collapse of the Russian economy, and the final marginalization even without this of its still uncompleted state building.”
Consequently, Portnikov concludes, for Russians this March and perhaps next, “this is not a week of joy; this is a week of despair.”
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Obama More Guilty of ‘Treason’ than Senate Republicans
Democrats and the mainstream media have used the words "traitor" and "treason" to describe a letter to Iranian leaders, drafted by freshman Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) and signed by 47 Republican Senators, that warns any nuclear deal President Barack Obama signs may be voided by a future administration or Congress if it is not ratified by the Senate. Since they have brought the "t-words" into the debate, it is worth examining the case against Obama himself, which is far more damning.
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