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1. AP: Russian Delegation Opens Talks in D.C.
2. Interfax: Top MP says Russia should drop Cold War
treaties. (Rogozin)
3. BBC Monitoring: USA, Russia should work together on
anti-missile defence - congressman. (Weldon)
4. AFP: Putin's quickfire Paris excursion testifies to
closer ties.
5. The Independent (UK): Patrick Cockburn, Russia invented
ambush by Chechens to hide friendly-fire massacre.
6. Moscow Times editorial: TV6 Case Sets a Bad Example.
7. Itar-Tass: Anti-tobacco law comes into force in Russia.
8. Nezavisimaya Gazeta: GAZPROM - SHEREMET, SIBUR -
GOLDOVSKY, SURGUTNEFTEGAZ-BOGDANOV...A NEW PHASE OF REDISTRIBUTION OF ASSETS
BEGINS IN RUSSIA.
9. Moskovsky Komsomolets: A LABORATORY OF RUMORS. Forecasts
on year 2002 by Russian political observers.
10. Washington Post: Peter Baker, U.S.-Russia Ties Suffer
A Renewal Of Tension. Sides Trade Barbs On Human Rights, War in Chechnya.
11. Reuters: Ukrainian 2001 GDP grows record nine pct.
12. Reuters: US rescues Russian politician stuck at South
Pole.
13. NTV news summary.
14. Izvestia: THE UNITED STATES AGAIN DIVIDES TERRORISTS
INTO GOOD AND BAD ONES.
15. Reuters: Zhirinovsky cleans up his act, loves America.
16. pravda.ru: SERGEY SHARGUNOV: NEVER DESPAIR! MY STORY
IS ABOUT A DIFFERENT HERO. (literary context)
17. UPI: Bin Laden charge triggers Prague denials. (re
Falkon Capital)
18. Reuters: Gap between good and bad Russian firms widens.
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