#6143
[Second Issue of the Day]
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1. Boston Globe: David Filipov, US troops help ex-Soviet
state fight militants.
2. Los Angeles Times: Robyn Dixon, Nature of Threat in
Georgia Gorge a Matter of Dispute. Caucasus: As U.S. prepares to train
republic's forces in anti-terror tactics, some analysts question motives.
3. Izvestia: RUSSIANS LIKE GEORGIA BUT NOT THE POLICY OF
ITS LEADERSHIP.(poll)
4. Nezavisimaya Gazeta: YAVLINSKY HAS NOT FOUND AN
ALTERNATIVE TO HIMSELF.
5. Danish Radio: Vibeke Sperling's commentary on 1999
apartment bomb attacks.
6. Business Day (Johannesburg): John Helmer, HONEST CIPHER
FOR CENTRAL BANK.
7. Moscow Times: Alexei Pankin, Press Dialogue With the
U.S. Ambassador.
8. Moscow Times: Boris Kagarlitsky, Mironov's Glorious
Gaffe.
9. Wall Street Journal: Guy Chazan, Russia Intends to Make
Concessions On Some Issues to Gain WTO Entry.
10. Vedomosti: Tatiana Lysova & Aleksei Nikolsky, PUTIN'S
RATING IS AN OBSTACLE...to Russia's rating in the long run. The West views
political institutions in Russia as weak.
11. Novoe Vremya: Vladimir Shveitser, A NEW LOOK AT OLD
VALUES. Social democrats rendezvousing with liberalism. The programs of Yabloko
and the Russian Social Democratic Party.
12. The New Statesman (UK): Far from the Promised Land.
Many Britons still see Israel as a Middle Eastern Hampstead, a land of liberal
idealists. But the liberals are fleeing, and being replaced by Soviet
"white trash". John Kampfner reports.
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