#6402 #6403
| JRL #6402 | Plain Text - Entire Issue |
| Political Parties | 1 | Kremlin squeezes political parties. Reregistration hurdles could leave smaller, regional parties without a voice. | Christian Science Monitor: Fred Weir |
| Russian Far East | 2 | Russia's wary Far East begins to open up to outsiders. | Financial Times (UK): Andrew Jack |
| Science & Putin | 3 | Putin discusses prospects for science with Academy president. | ITAR-TASS |
| Ethics Code | 4 | Putin Pens Code for Ethical Conduct. | Moscow Times: Andrei Zolotov Jr. |
| Industry | 5 | Russia seeks growth in the rust of Soviet past. | Reuters |
| Economy, Putin | 6 | PUTIN'S FORMULA AND THE SURVIVAL OF RUSSIA. | Parlamentskaya Gazeta: Nikolai Shilo |
| Duma, Federation Council, Putin | 7 | RUSSIA'S LEGISLATURE SERVES THE EXECUTIVE. | Jamestown Foundation Russia and Eurasia Review: Elena Chinyaeva |
| Peace Corps | 8 | Russian Education Ministry has no complaints against Peace Corps | Interfax |
| Peace Corps | 9 | Peace Corps | Matthew Lister |
| Ukraine Military Disasters |
10 | Eastern approaches: Ukraine's slim hopes. | UPI |
| Talbott Book | 11 | Shock without Therapy. | The American Prospect book review: James Galbraith |
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