Nov. 25, 2002:    #6569    #6570    #6571

JRL #6569

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Business	1	Russian big business could stifle start-ups-EBRD	Reuters
EBRD	2	EBRD sees strong E.Europe growth, warns on EU strains	Reuters
Oligarchs	3	Meet The Second Richest Man In Russia. Who is Roman Abramovich? And what's he up to in Chukotka, a desolate province in Russia's far north?	Time Europe Yuri Zarakhovich
Literature, Repression	4	The War on Books. Russian writers are reminded of the bad old days.	Newsweek International Victor Erofeyev
Economy	5	Interview with Christof Ruehl, chief economist for the World Bank in Moscow, on the shadow economy.	Kommersant
Newspapers	6	Re: Journalism Query in 6530 and answer in 6531. (advertising)	Darlene Reddaway
Belarus	7	Re: 6565-The Prague Racket. (re Belarus)	J. Rohozinska- Michalska
NATO	8	As europhoria dies down, NATO candidates face hard work.	AFP
NATO	9	Mending NATO's Mess	UPI Ira Straus
Hostage Crisis	10	Russia identifies hostage-taking suspects	UPI
Media Repression	11	Media watchdog urges Putin to stop pressure on media covering Chechnya.	AFP
Nuclear Missiles	12	Russian TV shows missile-carrying trains saved by Putin.	BBC Monitoring
AIDS	13	Red-hot Russians party on. But AIDS epidemic could cool the fever.	Montreal Gazette Michael Mainville
Communists	14	Russian Communist leader responds to tycoon's proposal of election alliance. (Zyuganov)	BBC Monitoring
Ukraine	15	Ukraine should choose both Europe and Russia - reformist leader. (Viktor Yushchenko)	BBC Monitoring

 
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