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Volume 1 Issue 164

December 29, 1995

• KAZAKH PRESIDENT OBJECTS TO RUSSIAN POLICIES.
• UZBEKISTAN DECLARES YEAR OF TAMERLANE.
• GEORGIA MAY END RUSSIAN "PEACEKEEPING" ROLE IN ABKHAZIA.
• UKRAINE, RUSSIA BARGAINING ON BOMBER AND MISSILE TRANSFER.
• BELARUS CONSTITUTIONAL COURT CHAIRMAN STAYS PUT.
• UKRAINE PONDERS AGRARIAN REFORMS.
• KOZYREV: A STAY OF EXECUTION?
• CHERNOMYRDIN EXHORTS GOVERNMENT TO CLOSE RANKS.
• FLU EPIDEMIC IN UKRAINE.
• LEBED WILL RUN FOR PRESIDENT.
• YELTSIN RETURNS TO KREMLIN.
• EXPLOSION IN GROZNY.
• "RUSSIA IS OUR HOME" TO FIGHT FOR TOP DUMA JOBS.
• COMMUNISTS WEIGH POSSIBLE GOVERNMENT ROLE.

Volume 1 Issue 163

December 28, 1995

• AKAYEV DECLARED RE-ELECTED IN KYRGYZSTAN.
• ARMENIA INAUGURATES VITAL BRIDGE TO IRAN.
• GEORGIA PUTS KITOVANI ON TRIAL WHILE IOSELIANI AWAITS SAME.
• TRANSDNIESTER VOTING: YES TO CIS, NO TO REFORMS.
• ESTONIAN INTERIM ARMY COMMANDER APPOINTED.
• UKRAINE, GEORGIA CONCERTING IN ADVANCE OF CIS SUMMIT.
• RUSSIAN ENERGY EXPORTS DOWN, FOOD IMPORTS UP.
• CHECHNYA.
• PRESIDENTIAL FIELD COMES INTO VIEW.
• COMMUNISTS EYE 50 PERCENT OF DUMA COMMITTEE CHAIRS
• LUKASHENKO ACCUSES TRADE UNIONS OF FANNING TENSION.
• SERGEI BELYAEV TO HEAD DUMA FACTION OF "RUSSIA IS OUR HOME."

Volume 1 Issue 162

December 27, 1995

• KAZAKHSTAN LEGALIZES PRIVATE LAND OWNERSHIP.
• RUSSIAN BANK BREAKS NEW GROUND IN AZERBAIJAN.
• MOLDOVAN PARLIAMENT REJECTS PRESIDENTIAL CONTROL OF SECURITY MINISTRY.
• LUKASHENKO TO HAVE FINAL SAY ON NEW SPEAKER OF PARLIAMENT?
• MOSCOW DENOUNCES PROPOSAL FOR BALTIC NAVAL FORCE.
• MOSCOW AND TEHRAN TO SETTLE DEBTS.
• RUSSIA SEEKS DEBT-FOR-EQUITY SWAP.
• YELTSIN TURNS TO FOREIGN POLICY.
• INSTANT REPLAY, BUT IS IT RYBKIN OR LUKYANOV?
• ...BUT COMMUNISTS RELUCTANT
• TAX EVASION COMES TO UKRAINE.
• CHERNOMYRDIN OPENS DOOR TO COMMUNISTS WITH CREDENTIALS...
• CIS CUSTOMS UNION SET TO EXPAND.
• RUBLE BAND MAY CEASE NEXT YEAR
• CENTRAL BANK HEAD ELECTED CHIEF OF FOREIGN TRADE BANK.
• YELTSIN LEAVES BARVIKHA SANATORIUM.
• CENTRIST GROUP TAKES SHAPE IN DUMA.

Volume 1 Issue 161

December 26, 1995

• TURKMENISTAN INVITES FOREIGN INVESTMENT, EYES TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILROAD.
• POST-ELECTION CARNAGE ON THE TAJIK-AFGHAN BORDER.
• U.S. MAY EXPAND INVESTMENTS IN UZBEKISTAN.
• TAJIK TALKS ADJOURN IN IMPASSE.
• AKAYEV LIKELY WINNER IN KYRGYZSTAN ELECTIONS.
• ISRAEL IMPORTING RUSSIAN CRIME.
• COMMUNISTS WINNERS IN FINAL VOTE COUNT, TURN SIGHTS ON PRESIDENCY.
• ITALIAN FIRM GETS COLD FEET ON TELECOM DEAL.
• UKRAINE SUSPENDS PRIVATIZATION OF OIL AND GAS COMPANIES.
• FIGHTING SUBSIDES IN GUDERMES, SPREADS ELSEWHERE IN CHECHNYA.
• AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS POSTPONE STRIKE.
• MENATEP-IMPEX TO DELIVER OIL TO CUBA.
• ECONOMIC PLAN FOR JANUARY-JUNE 1996 BEING READIED.
• NORTH FLEET FLAGSHIP LEAVES FOR MEDITERRANEAN EXERCISE.
• CHUBAIS: COMMUNISTS DO NOT UNDERSTAND ECONOMICS.
• YELTSIN CREATES NEW FOREIGN POLICY ARM.
• SHAKHRAI RESIGNS.
• COMMUNIST WINS ELECTION AS NOVOSIBIRSK GOVERNOR.

Volume 1 Issue 160

December 22, 1995

• NEW KGB AND MVD CHIEFS IN BELARUS
• LATVIAN GOVERNMENT FORMED AT LAST.
• KRAVCHUK: RUSSIA CANNOT RENOUNCE CIS TREATY.
• KGB'S SUCCESSOR PURSUES CIS INTEGRATION.
• ZYUGANOV STARTS IN MOLDOVA TO REASSEMBLE USSR.
• CHECHNYA FIGHTING.
• CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE TO DUMA ELECTIONS?
• SHUMEIKO'S NEW MOVEMENT OFFERS YELTSIN CONDITIONAL SUPPORT.
• LARGE OIL AND GAS PROSPECTING FIRM ESTABLISHED.
• RUSSIAN PEACEKEEPERS READY FOR BOSNIA.
• ZYUGANOV AND ZHIRINOVSKY DISAGREE ON DUMA CHAIRMANSHIP.
• COMMUNISTS DEMAND LEADING DUMA POSTS.
• COMMUNISTS STRENGTHEN LEAD.

Volume 1 Issue 159

December 21, 1995

• ...AND ARRESTED IN GEORGIA.
• CONSPIRATORS SENTENCED IN AZERBAIJAN...
• THREE KUCHMA AIDES QUIT.
• G-7 PRESSURE ENDS IN DEAL TO CLOSE CHERNOBYL.
• BOSNIA IS FIRST MILESTONE ON THE ROAD TO NATO.
• LAND PRIVATIZATION LIKELY TO BE HIGH ON THE RUSSIAN AGENDA.
• DISINFORMATION ON THE MILITARY VOTE?
• GENERALS GET MARSHAL STARS.
• DEFECTORS WILL NO LONGER BE CHARGED WITH TREASON.
• CHECHNYA: RUSSIAN MILITARY TRIUMPH AT THE POLLS.
• HOSTAGE AIRMEN TO BE FREED TODAY?
• LAWMAKER GUNNED DOWN IN NORTHERN REPUBLIC.
• COALMINERS ON HUNGER STRIKE IN SAME REPUBLIC.
• ...TRANSLATES INTO INFLUENCE.
• BUT WILL THEY RESTORE THE UNION?
• COMMUNISTS LEAD IN NEW DUMA...

Volume 1 Issue 158

December 20, 1995

• IMF SUPPORTING UZBEKISTAN'S REFORMS.
• UKRAINE, POLAND CHART COOPERATION.
• GEORGIAN CABINET APPROVED.
• DEFENSE SECRETARY PERRY TO MEET WITH SHMAROV, GRACHEV.
• UKRAINE TO STRENGTHEN HOLD ON SERPENTS' ISLAND.
• ESTONIAN ARMY COMMANDER RELEASED.
• FEDERATION COUNCIL APPROVES 1996 FEDERAL BUDGET
• FEDERATION COUNCIL APPROVES LAW ON PRODUCTION-SHARING AGREEMENTS.
• DEMOCRATIC CHOICE DROPS TO SEVENTH PLACE.
• YAVLINSKY CALLS FOR UNITY.
• CHECHNYA: BIZARRE RETURNS AS FIGHTING GOES ON.
• ONLY FOUR PARTIES CLEARED 5 PERCENT BARRIER.
• ZYUGANOV APPEALS TO FOREIGN INVESTORS.
• LEBED, RUTSKOI CRY FOUL.
• ...AND MAY TAKE ONE-THIRD OF DUMA.
• YELTSIN: "NO CAUSE FOR ALARM."
• CHERNOMYRDIN: NO CHANGE IN POLICY, NO CABINET RE-SHUFFLE.
• COMMUNISTS WIDEN LEAD AS VOTE COUNT NEARS END...

Volume 1 Issue 157

December 19, 1995

• JUNE 1996 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION REMAINS CRUCIAL.
• REACTIONS IN WESTERN CIS.
• WEST SEES A DEMOCRATIC TEST.
• JUST SAY "NO" TO CRIME.
• YELTSIN MEETS WITH PRIME MINISTER AMID RUMORS OF CABINET RESHUFFLE.
• CHECHNYA: RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES PRODUCE ELECTORAL VICTORY WHILE FIGHTING CONTINUES.
• FOREIGN MINISTER ELECTED DUMA DEPUTY, MAY NOW RESIGN.
• CHAIRMAN OF DUMA DEFENSE COMMITTEE REELECTED.
• ARMED FORCES VOTED EN MASSE.
• MONITORS GIVE ELECTIONS CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH (ALMOST).
• COMMUNIST PARTY QUIETLY CONFIDENT, PLANS TO ALLY WITH NATIONALISTS.
• "RED" AND "ZHIRINOVSKY" BELTS IDENTIFIED.
• COMMUNISTS DO WELL IN SINGLE-MANDATE CONSTITUENCIES.
• FINAL RESULTS AWAITED.

Volume 1 Issue 156

December 18, 1995

• MORE FOREIGN LENDING AND INVESTMENT.
• LUKASHENKO HARASSING NEWLY ELECTED PARLIAMENT.
• THREE PRESIDENTS CALL FOR NON-CIS PEACEKEEPING FORCE.
• AIRPORT ATTACKED IN NORTH OSSETIA
• BALTICS TO RECEIVE EQUAL CONSIDERATION FOR ADMISSION TO EUROPEAN UNION.
• RUSSIAN PEACEKEEPERS TO BOSNIA...
• ...WHILE KOZYREV DENIES ASYLUM OFFER TO MLADIC.
• RUSSIAN RAILROAD WORKERS ABANDON HUNGER STRIKE.
• CHECHNYA.
• GOVERNORS.
• REFORMERS CONCERNED BUT NOT ALARMED
• ZYUGANOV: WEST HAS NOTHING TO FEAR.
• YELTSIN.
• VOTER TURNOUT HIGH.
• LEBED ELECTED TO DUMA.
• COMMUNISTS, NATIONALISTS TAKE EARLY LEAD IN VOTING BY PARTY.

Volume 1 Issue 155

December 15, 1995

• AZERBAIJAN, IRAN SEEKING TO MEND FENCES.
• MOLDOVAN PRESIDENT LASHES OUT AT PRESS.
• FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS SEEN INCREASING.
• LATVIAN ENTREPRENEUR NOMINATED AS PRIME MINISTER, MAY END GOVERNMENT CRISIS.
• END TO YUGOSLAVIA SANCTIONS URGED.
• CRIMEA'S RUSSIANS PIN HOPES ON COMMUNIST VICTORY
• CHECHEN RESISTANCE SHOWS STRENGTH.
• NATIONALIST BLOC THREATENS TO REVISE CONSTITUTION AND CANCEL "ILLEGAL" PRIVATIZATIONS.
• UKRAINIAN-HUNGARIAN MILITARY AGREEMENT SIGNED.
• KUCHMA SEES GROWING WESTERN RECOGNITION
• BELARUS PROMISES TO HONOR CFE COMMITMENTS.
• LATVIA'S EX-KGB HEAD SENTENCED FOR GENOCIDE.
• YELTSIN ADDRESSES NATION.
• KORZHAKOV TRIES TO GET OUT THE VOTE
• AGRARIAN LEADER SAYS RURAL VOTERS WILL SUPPORT OPPOSITION.
• GLONASS SATELLITE SYSTEM COMPLETED.

Volume 1 Issue 154

December 14, 1995

• UN CONFIRMS TURKMENISTAN'S PERMANENT NEUTRALITY.
• ARMENIA DENIES TURKISH REQUEST UNDER CFE TO INSPECT RUSSIAN TROOPS.
• MOLDOVA ISSUES AUTONOMY PLAN FOR TRANSDNIESTER.
• UKRAINE-WEST MILITARY COOPERATION PROCEEDS APACE.
• DUBIOUS SUCCESS FOR BELARUS DEMOCRACY.
• ESTONIA'S DISMISSED ARMY COMMANDER HANGS IN WITH POLITICAL SUPPORT.
• IMF EXTENDS LATEST TRANCHE OF STAND-BY CREDIT TO RUSSIA.
• TEACHERS TO GO ON TWO-DAY STRIKE TOMORROW.
• FLU EPIDEMIC RAVAGES MOSCOW.
• BALTS SAID TO BLOCK NORMALIZATION WITH RUSSIA.
• RUSSIAN DEMOCRATS FAIL TO AGREE.
• ELECTION COMMISSION ACCREDITS FOREIGN OBSERVERS.
• NEW LAW WOULD CANCEL BUSINESS PASSPORTS.
• VOTING BEGINS IN RUSSIA'S PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS.
• HEAVY FIGHTING ERUPTS IN CHECHNYA.
• ...NOTWITHSTANDING DUDAYEV'S TALK OF PEACE.

Volume 1 Issue 153

December 13, 1995

• SHEVARDNADZE FORMING NEW CABINET.
• RUSSIAN SIGNAL ENCOURAGES BALTIC NONALIGNMENT.
• UKRAINE WEIGHS IN AS FACTOR IN TRANSDNIESTER PROBLEM.
• ZHIRINOVSKY WARNS WEST.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• ELECTION DEMOGRAPHICS.
• ELECTION CAMPAIGN ENTERS FINAL PHASE.
• KUCHMA HEADS FOR GREAT BRITAIN.
• LUKASHENKO'S SPIN ON THE ELECTIONS.
• CHERNOMYRDIN VOWS TO STAY COURSE.
• GREENPEACE SLAMS NUCLEAR FUEL TALKS.
• TAJIK REGIME OFFENSIVE BLOCKS TALKS WHILE MOSCOW WOOS AFGHAN TAJIKS.

Volume 1 Issue 152

December 12, 1995

• RUSSIAN PROPOSAL TO KAZAKHSTAN EXPLOITS PIPELINE MONOPOLY.
• MOLDOVA BOWS TO EUROPE ON DEATH PENALTY.
• KIEV ON EVE OF BUDGET DEBATE.
• UKRAINE RECALLS AMBASSADOR FROM ROMANIA.
• BELARUS PARLIAMENT FORMED AT LAST.
• LUKOIL SPREADING OUT.
• RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND ORENBURG OBLAST SIGN TREATY.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• GM-ELAZ AUTO PRODUCTION AGREEMENT.
• MARCHUK WINS ELECTION.
• FOREIGN DEBTS.
• RUSSIAN DEPUTY'S DEATH SEEN AS SUSPICIOUS.
• YELTSIN, KOHL TELCON.

Volume 1 Issue 151

December 11, 1995

• KAZAKHSTAN'S PARLIAMENT NOT YET IN PLACE, BUT WELL IN PRESIDENT'S HAND.
• DEMIREL IN AZERBAIJAN: SUBTLE NUANCES ON KARABAKH.
• MOLDOVA, US SIGN MILITARY AGREEMENT.
• RUSSIA-BELARUS MILITARY AGREEMENTS.
• RUSSIA TAKING UP RELIGIOUS CUDGEL AGAINST ESTONIA.
• FEDERAL CENTER SIGNS UNPRECEDENTED ACCORD WITH CHECHNYA.
• YELTSIN EXTENDS FEDERATION COUNCIL'S TERM IN OFFICE, ENABLING BUDGET DEBATE.
• US WARSHIPS SHADOWED.
• BELARUS ELECTS PARLIAMENT
• RUSSIA APPEALS FOR DOWNED FRENCH PILOTS, SUSPENSION OF WAR CRIMES CHARGES AGAINST BOSNIAN SERBS.
• CHECHENS DEMONSTRATE ON ANNIVERSARY.
• US KURILES COMMENT PROTESTED.
• LEBED FAVORS RESTORING SINGLE DEFENSE SPACE.

Volume 1 Issue 150

December 8, 1995

• TAJIKISTAN TALKS IN SUSPENDED ANIMATION.
• ARMENIAN OPPOSITION MOVEMENT RELIES ON MOSCOW AND TEHRAN AGAINST TURKEY.
• SHEVARDNADZE RESTRUCTURES GEORGIAN GOVERNMENT, LAUNCHES MILITARY MODERNIZATION.
• OSCE CONCERNED OVER MOLDOVA.
• DAY OF RECKONING FOR BELARUS PARLIAMENT.
• DUMA PASSES LAW ON PRODUCTION SHARING.
• LATVIAN LEFT FAILS TO FORM GOVERNMENT.
• ECONOMIC CRISIS FAVORS COMMUNISTS IN UKRAINE'S BY-ELECTIONS.
• RUSSIAN BUDGET CLIFF-HANGER.
• RUSSIA CALLS FOR BEEFED UP OSCE AT NATO'S EXPENSE.
• MOSCOW RESTRAINED ON LAUNCH OF NEW US SPY SATELLITE.
• SOLZHENITSYN WON'T VOTE.
• CONSORTIUM GETS FIVE PERCENT OF OIL COMPANY STOCK.
• PRE-ELECTION GESTURE ON CHECHNYA.
• GOVERNOR DENIES SINO-RUSSIAN BORDER DEMARCATION SETTLED.
• RUSSIA IMPORTING GRAIN.
• RUSSIA'S HUMAN RIGHTS RECORD SLAMMED.

Volume 1 Issue 149

December 7, 1995

• MOSCOW SAID TO REJECT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CASPIAN SEA.
• GRACHEV TERMS CHINA A LEADING MILITARY PARTNER.
• UKRAINE REJECTS ROMANIAN TERRITORIAL CLAIM.
• NORTHEAST ASIA DEVELOPS TRADE ZONE.
• STILL NO TO NATO EXPANSION.
• CHECHNYA: WILL MOSCOW RISK A REAL DEVOLUTION?
• OSCE MISSION GENTLY CRITICIZES MOSCOW, SHOWS GENERAL LIMITS TO OSCE ROLE.
• CHUBAIS JUBILANT.
• DUMA ADOPTS 1996 BUDGET.
• POLITICAL CRISIS IN LATVIA.
• YELTSIN SIGNS BILL ON FEDERATION COUNCIL.
• RUSSIAN AIRLINER MISSING.
• KUCHMA SEES NEW SILK ROAD.
• US PRODS UKRAINE ON PRIVATIZATION.
• HEAVY SECURITY FOR RUSSIAN ELECTIONS.
• REVISION WITHOUT REVISING?
• DEFENSE PLANTS MAY BEGIN DIRECT ARMS EXPORTS.

Volume 1 Issue 148

December 6, 1995

• KAZAKHSTAN HOLDING LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS.
• KARABAKH FELT THE HEAT IN BONN.
• LUKASHENKO APPEALS TO RUSSIAN ELECTORAL BLOCS AGAINST "ENEMIES OF INTEGRATION."
• PROGRESS ON BLACK SEA FLEET BASES.
• MORE MURDERS.
• MOSCOW FROWNS ON BALTIC SECURITY INITIATIVES.
• DUMA ADOPTS BILL ON UPPER HOUSE.
• RESISTANCE IN KIEV TO JOINING CIS INTERPARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY.
• MOSCOW MINISTRY PURSUING PREEMPTIVE MINERAL RIGHTS IN CASPIAN SEA.
• AIR DEFENSE FORCES SAY NATO STILL SPYING.
• UKRAINE CUT OFF FROM RUSSIAN ELECTRICITY.
• MORE ON EXPLOSION IN RUSSIAN PARLIAMENT.
• MOSCOW WANTS SOLANA AS NATO LEADER.

Volume 1 Issue 147

December 5, 1995

• KYRGYZ PRESIDENT RUNS AGAINST COMMUNISTS, BIDS FOR UZBEK SUPPORT.
• AZERBAIJAN WILLING TO GRANT KARABAKH POLITICAL AUTONOMY.
• KUCHMA IN CHINA.
• RUSSIA'S ARMY IN MOLDOVA DIGGING IN.
• BELARUS LEADERS DISAPPOINTED WITH RUSSIAN POLICIES.
• EINSELN REPLACED, KAITSELLIT GETS KEY ROLE.
• BALTIC ASSEMBLY CAUTIOUS ON PROPOSED DEFENSE UNION.
• INGUSH-OSSETIAN TENSION.
• AUCTION OF PART OF YUKOS SHARES POSTPONED.
• INCIDENT AT ZAPORIZHE NUCLEAR PLANT.
• CHECHNYA: AMNESTY OFFER LIKELY TO BE IGNORED.
• VOTES OF RUSSIAN SOLDIERS BIG FACTOR IN CHECHNYA ELECTION.
• CHERNOMYRDIN: CHECHNYA TO VOTE DESPITE VIOLENCE.
• RYBKIN: LEGAL PROBLEMS MAY INVALIDATE ELECTION.
• ARMS MERCHANTS TO PARTICIPATE IN MALAYSIAN AIR SHOW.
• KOZYREV AGAIN AIRS INTERNAL DISPUTE.
• EXPLOSION IN RUSSIAN PARLIAMENT.

Volume 1 Issue 146

December 4, 1995

• INTER-TAJIK TALKS STOP BEFORE REALLY STARTING.
• CHINA SAID TO ENTER PIPELINE CONTEST.
• WASHINGTON CONDEMNS LUKASHENKO'S PRAISE OF HITLER.
• UKRAINE INCHING TOWARD CHERNOBYL CLOSURE.
• RUSSIAN MEMBERSHIP OF COUNCIL OF EUROPE BACK ON THE AGENDA.
• LATVIA REJECTS ESTONIAN MEDIATION IN DISPUTE WITH LITHUANIA.
• MOSCOW RELYING ON COMMUNISTS IN CHECHNYA.
• ITALY BUYS PHONE FIRM IN BIGGEST SELL-OFF.
• HUGE QUAKE IN KURILE ISLANDS.
• INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL ON WAR CRIMES IN CHECHNYA.
• ESTONIAN MILITARY CHIEF QUITS.
• PRESIDENTIAL CONTENDERS ANNOUNCE.
• POWERFUL BOMB EXPLODES IN GROZNY.

Volume 1 Issue 145

December 1, 1995

• GEORGIA PURGES DISLOYAL OFFICERS.
• KYRGYZSTAN HAS NOTHING AGAINST NATO ENLARGEMENT, SAYS NO TO RUSSIA-LED MILITARY BLOC.
• UKRAINE'S NEW MILITARY DOCTRINE REVIEWED AT THE TOP.
• MOLDOVAN PRESIDENT LOSING HOPE IN RUSSIAN TROOP WITHDRAWAL.
• BELARUS ELECTIONS OUTCOME STILL UNCERTAIN.
• ARMY COMMANDERS DISCUSS DEFENSE UNION, JOINT MILITARY PROGRAMS.
• EBRD TO HELP IMPROVE GAS INDUSTRY.
• YOUTH RALLY.
• SHIPPING CHARGE DENIED BY TURKEY.
• ZOO THREATENS TO UNLEASH TIGERS.
• GOVERNMENT MEASURES TO HELP FIRMS, EXPORTERS.
• GENERALS URGE SEALING OFF POROUS BORDERS.
• KUCHMA TO VISIT CHINA.
• UKRAINE'S PRIVATIZATION REVENUES FAR BELOW EXPECTATIONS.
• AZERI PIPELINE RAISES $2 BILLION.
• RUSSIA AND ISRAEL SIGN MILITARY AGREEMENT.
• RUSSIAN COMMUNISTS WIDEN LEAD.
• YELTSIN: CHECHNYA ELECTIONS MUST GO AHEAD.

Volume 1 Issue 144

November 30, 1995

• AZERBAIJAN HOLDS OUT POLITICAL STATUS FOR KARABAKH.
• OUTLINE OF GEORGIAN-ABKHAZ COMPROMISE DISCLOSED.
• RUSSIAN DUMA CHAIRMAN SUPPORTS MOLDOVA'S BREAKUP.
• HRYB THROWS IN THE TOWEL.
• BELARUSIANS GO TO POLLS.
• LATVIA'S LEFT-LEANING BLOC TO FORM GOVERNMENT.
• ...BLAMES PRESIDENT.
• CHERNOMYRDIN CALLS FOR CHANGES IN TAX SYSTEM.
• SUMMIT RESCHEDULED, AGENDA PRESET.
• SAYS ANTI-NATO BLOC UNREALISTIC...
• ...FAVORS DIALOGUE WITH NATO...
• ...GETS NO RESPECT FROM DEFENSE...
• UKRAINE EXPELS TWO CATHOLIC PRIESTS FOR ESPIONAGE.
• KHASBULATOV'S PLAN FOR CHECHNYA COULD SHAKE THE FEDERATION.
• CORRUPTION OVERPOWERS POWER MINISTRIES.
• GOVERNMENT SHOVELS MONEY INTO COAL PITS.
• BALTIC ARMY COMMANDERS SUPPORT DEFENSE UNION.
• NUCLEAR WASTE RISK EXCEEDS CHERNOBYL.
• YELTSIN SUPPORTERS START PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
• MOSCOW PLANS TO SEND 2,500 PEACEKEEPERS TO BOSNIA.

Volume 1 Issue 143

November 29, 1995

• MOSCOW USING KARABAKH CONFLICT TO GAIN BASES IN AZERBAIJAN.
• MOSCOW AND TEHRAN CONSORT ON CASPIAN DISPUTE.
• HIGH STAKES IN TAJIKISTAN TALKS.
• BELARUSIAN COURT UPHOLDS 50 PERCENT THRESHOLD.
• ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL COOPERATION DISCUSSED.
• BORDER TROOPS REINFORCED IN FAR EAST SEA BORDER.
• RUSSIAN POLITICIANS GLANCE AT THE "NEAR ABROAD."
• AUCTIONS OF THREE RUSSIAN DEFENSE PLANTS CANCELED.
• ANOTHER KRO GENERAL CAMPAIGNS FOR MILITARY REFORM.
• RUSSIA'S COMMUNISTS INCREASE THEIR LEAD.
• HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP OPPOSED TO MOSCOW'S ENTRY INTO CE.
• YELTSIN PROMOTES TWO MINISTERS, DISMISSES ANOTHER.
• RUSSIA-NATO DEAL ON BOSNIA.

Volume 1 Issue 142

November 28, 1995

• TAJIKISTAN: POPULATION CHANGES IN RESPONSE TO RESISTANCE ATTACKS?
• REACTIVATION WORK AT ARMENIAN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT.
• UKRAINE NEEDS ADEQUATE WESTERN SUPPORT FOR CHERNOBYL CLOSURE.
• AZERBAIJAN INAUGURATES PARLIAMENT UNDER RUSSIAN PRESSURE.
• ADAPTING TO EU CRITERIA.
• MILITARY PLANS SPACE LAUNCHES.
• YELTSIN PROPOSED AS COSSACK COMMANDER.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• ROSSEL WITHDRAWS FROM "RUSSIAN REFORMS - A NEW COURSE."
• AZERBAIJAN NAMES FOREIGN CONSORTIUM TO SUPPORT OIL EXTRACTION, TRANSPORT.
• *
• LUKASHENKO REFUSES TO RETRACT PRAISE OF HITLER.

Volume 1 Issue 141

November 27, 1995

• KYRGYZSTAN STEPS BACK FROM CONCESSION TO RUSSIAN LANGUAGE.
• GEORGIAN PRESIDENT, PARLIAMENT INAUGURATE NEW ERA.
• MOLDOVA WAVERING UNDER RUSSIAN PRESSURE.
• LATVIA'S POLARIZED PARLIAMENT GIVES THE LEFT A CHANCE.
• MOSCOW CONSIDERS "MEASURES" AGAINST CASPIAN STATES
• ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF "RED-BROWN" VICTORY ASSESSED.
• SHUMEIKO ASKS YELTSIN TO SUSPEND PRIVATIZATION AUCTIONS.
• SHUMEIKO MOVEMENT SEEN AS PRESIDENTIAL VEHICLE.
• FOURTH DUMA DEPUTY MURDERED
• DUDAYEV'S ADVICE TO MOSCOW.
• SENIOR DEFENSE MINISTRY OFFICIAL DISMISSED.
• FLIERS INADEQUATELY TRAINED.
• SHIPBUILDERS PICKET GOVERNMENT OFFICES.
• YELTSIN LEAVES HOSPITAL, BUT MAY MISS ELECTION ANYWAY.

Volume 1 Issue 140

November 24, 1995

• UKRAINIAN PARLIAMENT CHAIRMAN SLAMS DRAFT CONSTITUTION.
• UKRAINE, LATVIA ENVISION COMMON ECONOMIC SPACE.
• RUSSIAN VOTERS' RIGHTS ABROAD.
• TIGHTER CURRENCY CONTROLS ORDERED.
• SHUMEIKO SETS UP NEW POLITICAL MOVEMENT.
• DISAGREEMENT SURFACES WITHIN LEADERSHIP ON FINANCIAL STABILIZATION.
• DUMA APPROVES DUBININ'S CANDIDACY.
• MOSCOW TO VIOLATE ANOTHER ARMS CONTROL DEADLINE.
• RUSSIA GRUDGINGLY ACCEPTS BOSNIA ACCORD.
• RUSSIAN CLOUT SHRINKING ALSO IN CROATIA.
• FEAR IN MOSCOW OVER CHECHEN REBEL THREATS.
• DEFENSE INDUSTRY WORKERS DEMAND REPAYMENT OF WAGE DEBT.
• RUSSIA TO ACQUIRE STRATEGIC NUCLEAR MISSILES FROM UKRAINE.

Volume 1 Issue 139

November 22, 1995

• KAZAKH COURT HANDS DOWN MILD SENTENCE TO COSSACK ATAMAN
• MOSCOW REINFORCES CASPIAN CLAIM.
• GEORGIAN-ABKHAZ TALKS BREAK DOWN.
• AZERBAIJAN ELECTION UPDATE.
• GEORGIA'S TEA LEAVES.
• MOLDOVAN PRESIDENT APPROVES DEAL WITH RUSSIA'S LUKOIL.
• LUKASHENKO DENIES SEEKING REUNIFICATION WITH RUSSIA.
• COMPLIANCE ROUNDUP.
• CENTRAL RUSSIA SUFFERS FROM ENERGY SHORTAGE FOR FIFTH DAY.
• MOSCOW HAILS SEVASTOPOL COURT DECISION.
• RUSSIA HAILS BOSNIA DEAL.
• CHECHNYA BEARS BRUNT OF CHAOTIC MOSCOW DECISIONS.
• KHASBULATOV SEEKS CHECHNYA LEADERSHIP.

Volume 1 Issue 138

November 21, 1995

• KAZAKHSTAN'S OIL WEALTH LACKS EXPORT OUTLET.
• RUSSIA'S DUMA BACKS ZHIRINOVSKY'S CALL FOR MOLDOVA'S BREAKUP.
• PERRY IN THE BALTICS.
• RUSSIA TO SELL PRECIOUS METALS TO FINANCE PENSIONS.
• KOZYREV WARNS OF "ANOTHER NUREMBERG."
• RUSSIA'S LATEST THREAT TO PULL OUT OF CFE TREATY.
• ANOTHER THREAT TO THE POWERS THAT BE.
• TREATY BETWEEN FEDERAL AUTHORITIES AND SVERDLOVSK NEARING CONCLUSION.
• TRIBUTES TO WALESA.
• ELEVEN KILLED IN RUSSIAN GANG SHOOT-OUT.
• "OLD THINKING" ON SECURITY IN EUROPE.
• MOSCOW INTERPRETS KWASNIEWSKI'S VICTORY
• PERRY DISCOURAGES EXPECTATIONS ON NATO MEMBERSHIP.

Volume 1 Issue 137

November 20, 1995

• RUSSIA'S DUMA WARNS KAZAKHSTAN.
• TURKMENISTAN'S BALANCING ACT.
• SUMMIT AGAIN POSTPONED.
• KARABAKH NEGOTIATIONS STUMBLE OVER LACHIN.
• WORLD BANK HOLDS OUT $3 BILLION FOR UKRAINE.
• PROVINCE ENCROACHING ON THE POWERS OF THE CENTER?
• ESTONIAN ARMY COMMANDER SURVIVES POLITICAL ATTACK.
• PRODUCTION OF TOPOL-M STRATEGIC MISSILES TO START.
• DUDAYEV HOLDS NEWS CONFERENCE AMID GENERAL CRITICISM OF YELTSIN'S "ELECTORAL FARCE" ORDER.
• SKOKOV THREATENS PRESENT LEADERS WITH PROSECUTION.
• PRESIDENT AND PRIME MINISTER WOO ELECTORATE.
• COURT DECLINES TO RULE ON ELECTORAL LAW.
• KUCHMA BACKS CHERNOMYRDIN'S PARTY.
• CRIME RATE IN THE ARMED FORCES RISING.
• MOSCOW-BACKED CHECHEN LEADER ESCAPES BOMB ATTACK
• RUSSIA REPEATS THREAT TO LEAVE CFE TREATY.

Volume 1 Issue 136

November 17, 1995

• TAJIK OFFICIAL ADMITS TO LOSSES IN GARM FIGHTING.
• WARM GLOW OF RUSSIAN-ARMENIAN TIES.
• COURT TO DECIDE ELECTION LAW CONFLICT.
• DIM VIEW IN KIEV OF RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA.
• LATVIAN-LITHUANIAN DIPLOMATIC POLEMICS.
• SVERDLOVSK OBLAST AND RUSSIAN FEDERATION SIGN AGREEMENT.
• RUSSIAN DEBT BURDEN RELIEVED.
• US, RUSSIA DISCUSS PRACTICAL STEPS AGAINST ORGANIZED CRIME.
• YELTSIN'S DEMAND FOR ELECTIONS IN CHECHNYA MAY TRIGGER MORE FIGHTING.
• BELARUS CLAIMS TO ACHIEVE 70 PERCENT OF ARMS REDUCTION TARGETS.
• RUSSIA CIRCUMVENTING CFE TREATY IN EX-SOVIET REPUBLICS.
• LITHUANIA RESPONDS TO GRACHEV'S WARNING.
• DEFENSE MINISTRY OWED 16.2 TRILLION RUBLES.
• LITHUANIAN NEWSPAPER BOMBED.
• YELTSIN TO STAY IN HOSPITAL.
• OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION.
• CFE DEADLINE PASSES WITHOUT AGREEMENT.

Volume 1 Issue 135

November 16, 1995

• TAJIKISTAN: MORE REPORTS OF BOMBARDMENTS AGAINST VILLAGES.
• STORMS OVER PIPELINES.
• KEBICH POISED FOR POLITICAL COMEBACK.
• KUCHMA ENDORSES CRIMEAN ETHNIC COMMISSION.
• RUSSIA AMBIGUOUS ON LEGAL BASIS OF ESTONIAN INDEPENDENCE.
• DATE FIRM FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS?
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• SENIOR YELTSIN AIDE SUGGESTS SHIFT OF DUMA ELECTION DATE.
• CHERNOMYRDIN GIVES FINANCIAL BREAKS TO MEDIA, WARNS ABOUT ELECTION COVERAGE.
• CHECHNYA COMMANDER NOW PEACEKEEPER.

Volume 1 Issue 134

November 15, 1995

• KAZAKHSTAN PRESSED ON ETHNIC RUSSIAN ISSUE.
• KARABAKH TALKS STUMBLE OVER LACHIN.
• TWO SABOTAGE ACTS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS.
• GEORGIAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS MAXIMIZE SHEVARDNADZE'S STRENGTH.
• ESTONIA REASSURES RUSSIA ON NUCLEAR ARMS.
• LATVIA'S GOVERNMENT CRISIS DRAGS ON.
• MOLDOVAN PRESIDENT RAISES STAKES IN LANGUAGE DISPUTE.
• UKRAINE FINDS RUSSIA AN UNRELIABLE PARTNER.
• NEW CENTRAL BANK CHIEF NAMED.
• PRESIDENT AND PREMIER MEET, KREMLIN IN-FIGHTING CONTINUES.
• RUSSIA RECEIVES ANOTHER TRANCHE OF IMF STAND-BY LOAN.
• ESTONIAN CHIEF OF STAFF SACKED.
• GEORGIAN POLICE ARREST SHEVARDNADZE FOE.
• YELTSIN KEEN FOR RUSSIA TO JOIN COUNCIL OF EUROPE.
• PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION SET FOR JUNE 16.
• GRACHEV: RUSSIA NOT READY TO HONOR CFE TREATY.
• YELTSIN: PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS MUST GO AHEAD.

Volume 1 Issue 133

November 14, 1995

• ALIYEV AND HIS PARTY WINNING AZERBAIJANI ELECTIONS.
• DOUBTS PLAGUE SUCCESS OF BY-ELECTIONS.
• A RUSSIAN-BORN WRITER WINS PRIX GONCOURT.
• TATARS END PROTEST FAST.
• OMON STRENGTHENING ITS RANKS.
• SECURITY AND MVD MINISTERS UPGRADED.
• KRO LAUNCHES POPULIST PROGRAM, CALLS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL REFERENDUM.
• LEBED ADVOCATES AUTHORITARIAN PATH TO DEMOCRACY.
• GOVERNMENT TELEVISION PLAYS DECISIVE ROLE IN CAMPAIGN.
• SUKHOI CONSIDERS SUPERSONIC JET.
• WESTERN COMPANIES START EXPANSION IN BALTICS FROM ESTONIA.
• STATISTICS ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY.
• PROPOSED BUDGET AMENDMENT SLIGHTS SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY.
• BORDER TROOPS COMPLAIN OF UNDERFUNDING.
• MOSCOW AND KIEV STRENGTHEN CRIME-FIGHTING COOPERATION.
• RUSSIAN BALLOT UNVEILED.
• YELTSIN REPORTEDLY NAMES DUBININ TO HEAD BANK.
• BEAMING YELTSIN MAKES TV APPEARANCE.

Volume 1 Issue 132

November 13, 1995

• MOSCOW CLAIMS POLITICAL VICTORY IN AZERBAIJAN OIL DEAL.
• POSITIONAL FIGHTING IN TAJIKISTAN.
• GENERAL ELECTIONS IN AZERBAIJAN.
• KARABAKH TALKS AT A STANDSTILL.
• YELTSIN BACKS REPUDIATION OF TROOP WITHDRAWAL AGREEMENT WITH MOLDOVA.
• GEORGIAN-ABKHAZ TALKS BOGGED DOWN.
• CHERNOBYL BEYOND THE YEAR 2000?
• BELARUS PRESIDENT DECLARES WAR ON CONSTITUTIONAL COURT.
• LATVIA, LITHUANIA FURTHER APART IN MARITIME DISPUTE.
• FIVE MORE NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION.
• ANOTHER PLOT TO DERAIL THE DUMA ELECTION?
• PENNZOIL WILL EXPLORE OFF AZERBAIJAN COAST.
• YELTSIN VETOES BILL ON UPPER HOUSE.
• SO DOES CHERNOMYRDIN.
• SHUMEIKO:
• COUNCIL OF EUROPE HITS FRAUD IN AZERBAIJAN ELECTION.
• YELTSIN WANTS PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS HELD ON TIME.

Volume 1 Issue 131

November 9, 1995

• AZERBAIJAN.
• GEORGIA/ABKHAZIA.
• MOLDOVA.
• LITHUANIA/LATVIA.
• BELARUS.
• CHECHNYA.
• CENTRAL BANK.
• RALLIES.
• TROOP AGREEMENT.
• ANOTHER ELECTION HURDLE CLEARED.
• POWER TO THE MILITARY.
• RUSSIA MAY IMPORT GRAIN.
• KOZYREV TO GET NEW FIRST DEPUTY.
• UNEMPLOYMENT IN RUSSIA IS APPROACHING SIX MILLION.
• ZYUGANOV ON COMMUNISTS' ELECTION CHANCES.

Volume 1 Issue 130

November 8, 1995

• AZERBAIJAN
• CIS DEFENSE MINISTERS.
• US-SAUDI PIPELINES.
• TAJIKISTAN.
• US/MOLDOVA.
• KYRGYZSTAN.
• DUMA CHAIRMAN/IRAN
• LATVIA
• UKRAINE/SPACE.
• RUSSIA/ SPACE INSURANCE.
• RUSSIA/GERMANY.
• YELTSIN REPLACES CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR.
• RUSSIA/INFLATION.
• COMMUNISTS/INVESTORS.
• ...AND ELSEWHERE.
• REVOLUTION ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED IN RUSSIA...

Volume 1 Issue 129

November 7, 1995

• ARMENIA.
• RUSSIA/GEORGIA.
• CHERNOBYL.
• UKRAINE/CIS.
• LATVIA.
• CHECHNYA.
• SHEVARDNADZE.
• SHAKEUPS.
• YELTSIN/GUBERNATORIAL
• YELTSIN/COURT.
• RUSSIAN NUCLEAR MINISTRY INCREASES ITS REVENUES AND PROFILE.
• UKRAINE SEEKS TO CODIFY OUTER SPACE ACTIVITY.
• RUSSIANS CELEBRATE.
• GLAZYEV DENIES HIS PARTY MAY ALLY WITH COMMUNISTS.

Volume 1 Issue 128

November 6, 1995

• TURKEY/CAUCASUS.
• MOSCOW/KAZAKHSTAN.
• UKRAINE/MILITARY
• ESTONIA.
• GRACHEV/YELTSIN.
• RUSSIA/UKRAINE.
• CHERNOMYRDIN/YELTSIN.
• RUSSIAN ELECTION RULINGS.
• ULTRA-NATIONALIST PRELATE DIES.
• SHEVARDNADZE DECLARES VICTORY.
• IRAQI PARLIAMENT RATIFIES RUSSIAN OIL DEAL.
• US-LED BOSNIA FORCE SHOULD HAVE RUSSIAN DEPUTY.
• DEPUTY PM SAYS YELTSIN LOOKED FINE.
• ...SENDS CHERNOMYRDIN TO FUNERAL.
• YELTSIN SAYS MIDEAST PEACE PROCESS WILL CONTINUE.

Volume 1 Issue 127

November 3, 1995

• CLASHES IN TAJIKISTAN.
• TURKISH STAND MAY DOOM RUSSIAN ROUTE FOR AZERI OIL.
• EU REWARDS MOLDOVAN REFORMS.
• CRIMEAN TATARS FAST FOR POLITICAL REPRESENTATION.
• SEVASTOPOL IN CRIMEA, CRIMEA IN UKRAINE.
• MORE PROTESTS AT UKRAINIAN MINES.
• DEATH PENALTY ROW CONTINUES.
• CHERNOBYL CLOSURE DRAWS WITHIN SIGHT.
• LATVIA, LITHUANIA SEEK TO CONTAIN DISPUTE.
• ...AND THE IDLING.
• AIR DEFENSE SYSTEMS BECOMING OBSOLETE.
• RUSSIAN SOCIETY: THE GRAYING....
• SAFEGUARDING PLUTONIUM ON THE CHEAP
• ...BUT CHERNOMYRDIN TAKES OVER POWER MINISTRIES.
• THE WOOED AND THE DROPOUTS
• YELTSIN SAYS HE FEELS OKAY.

Volume 1 Issue 126

November 2, 1995

• FIRST STEPS TOWARD MILITARY COOPERATION WITH US AND NATO.
• US SUPPORTS INTERNATIONAL STATUS FOR CASPIAN SEA.
• TRANSDNIESTER TO CONDUCT REFERENDUM ON JOINING CIS.
• GEORGIAN-ABKHAZ TALKS RELAUNCHED.
• UKRAINIAN-ROMANIAN TREATY TALKS DEADLOCKED
• RUSSIA EXPLAINS MISSILE TEST.
• BOGOMOLOV DEPLORES RUSSIA'S RETREAT FROM EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE.
• LATVIA, LITHUANIA DRIFTING APART OVER OFFSHORE OIL.
• BRAZAUSKAS SETS THE RECORD STRAIGHT.
• ENERGY AS FOREIGN POLICY SUBSTITUTE.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• SHAPOSHNIKOV TAKES OVER AEROFLOT.
• LED BY LEBED, PRESIDENTIAL CONTENDERS LOOK BEYOND DUMA ELECTIONS
• KAZAKHSTAN TO SELL STEEL GIANT.
• RUSSIAN CAPITAL FLEEING COUNTRY.
• LUKASHENKO TO FIGHT PARLIAMENT, COURT.
• UKRAINE, G7 WORK ON PLAN TO CLOSE CHERNOBYL.
• ANOTHER BAKU METRO FIRE.
• ILYUSHIN VISITS YELTSIN AGAIN.

Volume 1 Issue 125

November 1, 1995

• NEW DEVELOPMENTS AT KAZAKHSTAN'S TENGIZ OILFIELD.
• RUSSIA, IRAN REAFFIRM JOINT OPPOSITION TO WESTERN INTERESTS IN CASPIAN.
• IRANIAN DELEGATION TO SUPERVISE AZERBAIJANI ELECTIONS.
• GEORGIA PRESSES, MOSCOW EQUIVOCATES ON GEORGADZE CASE.
• BELARUS CONSTITUTIONAL COURT FINDS FOR PARLIAMENT AGAINST PRESIDENT.
• SHEVARDNADZE LINKS RUSSIAN TROOP PRESENCE TO REGAINING ABKHAZIA.
• STEPS TOWARD BALTIC COMMON SECURITY.
• KUCHMA TURNS A DEAF EAR ON CIS ASSEMBLY.
• LATVIA'S APPLICATION FOR EU MEMBERSHIP IN PROCESS.
• ARMY COMMANDER REACTS TO PROPOSED CHANGES IN CFE ARMS TREATY.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• LUKIN CALLS FOR BOYCOTT BY INTERNATIONAL OBSERVERS.
• COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF "DEMOCRATIC RUSSIA."
• DOUBLE STANDARD?
• UKRAINE VOTES FOR CE MEMBERSHIP.
• SPECIALISTS RECOMMEND A MONTH IN HOSPITAL.
• RUSSIA DENOUNCES KURDISH SEPARATIST MEETING.
• NEW RUSSIAN GRAIN FORECAST.
• TANKS FOR THE MEMORY.
• MOLDOVANS PROTEST.
• US CONFIDENT RUSSIA WILL REVERSE CONTROVERSIAL ELECTION RULING.
• CLINTON MAY IGNORE CONGRESS ON BOSNIA TROOPS.

Volume 1 Issue 124

October 31, 1995

• ARRESTS.
• RUSSIA OFFERS TO TRAIN CIS COUNTRIES' DIPLOMATS.
• PRESSING MOSCOW.
• AIR STRIKES.
• AZERBAIJAN ALSO DISQUALIFIES PARTIES FROM ELECTION.
• GREECE, RUSSIA IN FIRST EVER MILITARY PACT.
• RUSSIA TO KEEP LAND TROOPS IN CRIMEA.
• RUSSIAN-SPONSORED GROUP SAID TO ATTACK RUSSIAN SOLDIERS.
• DUDAYEV SUPPORTERS RALLY IN GROZNY.
• CHECHNYA: RUSSIAN FORCE GIVES UP VEDENO.
• YELTSIN ALLIES SUCCESSFULLY STALL THE DUMA ON FEDERATION COUNCIL STATUTE.
• RUSSIA TO SEND TWO MORE BATTALIONS TO BOSNIA.
• RUSSIA ISOLATED ON SERBIA SANCTIONS.
• CHILE, UKRAINE SIGN PACT
• YELTSIN'S CONDITION "NOT DETERIORATING".
• YELTSIN WANTS EXPLANATION OF ELECTION BAN
• WHITE HOUSE ALSO CONCERNED.

Volume 1 Issue 123

October 30, 1995

• RUSSIA, IRAN CONSORTING ON CASPIAN ISSUES.
• RUSSIAN NAVAL BLOCKADE OF SUKHUMI EXPLAINED.
• TRANSDNIESTER LEADER REAFFIRMS ALLEGIANCE TO RUSSIA.
• RUSSIA IN NO HURRY TO CONFIRM UKRAINIAN BORDER.
• ZATULIN AGAIN PLAYS THE ETHNIC CARD.
• LITHUANIA DISTURBED BY RUSSIAN MISSILE TEST.
• ALPHA UNIT TO BE REBASED NEAR NORTH CAUCASUS.
• NEW ARMED INCIDENT IN INGUSHETIA.
• RUSSIAN OIL PROJECT IN CUBA.
• ...BUT REACH TENTATIVE AGREEMENT ON CFE.
• GRACHEV, PERRY BLOW UP US NUCLEAR SILO...
• ...FAIL TO RESOLVE BOSNIA PEACEKEEPING ROLE...
• MORE PARTIES DISQUALIFIED.
• CHERNOMYRDIN PESSIMISTIC ABOUT GOVERNMENT BLOC'S PROSPECTS.
• LEADING OPPOSITION PARTIES BANNED FROM ELECTION
• CHERNOMYRDIN UPSET.
• DUMA, GOVERNMENT COMPROMISE ON BUDGET.
• CATASTROPHE IN BAKU'S SUBWAY.
• YELTSIN UNCHANGED
• YAVLINSKY SEES CONSPIRACY

Volume 1 Issue 122

October 27, 1995

• UKRAINE BILATERALISM.
• NEW TWIST TO LATVIAN-LITHUANIAN OFFSHORE DISPUTE.
• MIXED SIGNALS FROM MINSK.
• CONCERN IN AND OVER INGUSHETIA.
• OSCE PREVENTED FROM FUNCTIONING.
• SOVIET-ERA BODY RESURRECTED IN CHECHNYA.
• NEGOTIATIONS ON TRACK BUT UNPRODUCTIVE.
• KOENIGSBERG TERMED ANTI-NATO BULWARK.
• KOZYREV DISINCLINED TO BE YELTSIN'S "SLAVE".
• MARKET FALLOUT
• KEY BOSNIA ISSUE STILL UNRESOLVED.
• RUSSIA TO DESTROY CHEMICAL WEAPONS.
• RUSSIA ROTATES PEACEKEEPERS.
• MEDICAL PROGNOSIS.
• SUCCESSION.
• SUMMIT CANCELED.

Volume 1 Issue 121

October 26, 1995

• REFUGEES ABOUND.
• MOSCOW CALLS "DEAL OF THE CENTURY" ILLEGAL.
• NEW UKRAINIAN CURRENCY DELAYED AGAIN.
• BELARUS COMPLYING WITH CFE.
• LITHUANIAN-RUSSIAN OFFSHORE NEGOTIATIONS RESUME.
• KUCHMA HITS RUSSIA ON HEGEMONY.
• LATVIA BOWS TO LITHUANIA IN OFFSHORE DISPUTE.
• BALTIN SETS SAIL
• VOLSKY: PUNISH MILITARY FOR ROSHNI-CHU BOMBING.
• NUCLEAR PLANT MAY DRAW BILLIONS IN INVESTMENT.
• "GORKY PARK" WRIT LARGE.
• WHOOPS!
• POEGLI.
• LEBED.
• THOUSANDS DEMONSTRATE AGAINST CAPITALISM IN UKRAINE.
• FOUR KILLED IN BELARUS MILITARY PLANT EXPLOSION.
• ESTONIAN PARLIAMENT BACKS NEW GOVERNMENT.
• RUSSIA TESTS NEW MISSILE.
• UKRAINE, BRAZIL MAY COLLABORATE ON SPACE SHOTS.
• CLINTON PUSHES NATO EXPANSION.
• RUSSIA VOWS RETALIATION AGAINST CHECHENS.
• YELSTIN HOSPITALIZED.

Volume 1 Issue 120

October 25, 1995

• ABKHAZIA SCUTTLES SCHEDULED ROUND OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH GEORGIA.
• RUSSIA REACHES FOR MORE CASPIAN OIL.
• GEORGIA, SPURNED BY MOSCOW, TURNS TO INTERPOL IN GEORGADZE CASE.
• TOWARD AN ARMENIAN-TURKISH THAW?
• MOLDOVAN STRIKE SUSPENSION PRESAGES NATIONALIST TURN.
• INGUSHETIA'S AIRPORT SHOT UP BY RUSSIAN TROOPS.
• KIEV DEMANDS UKRAINIAN-RUSSIAN BORDER AGREEMENT.
• ZYUGANOV: COMMUNISTS CAN DO BUSINESS WITH YAVLINSKY, BUT NOT ZHIRINOVSKY.
• MISSING INACTION.
• OTHER HANKY PANKY.
• SKURATOV NAMED PROSECUTOR GENERAL.
• MEN OF CONVICTION
• AEROJET TESTS RUSSIAN ROCKET ENGINE.
• PERRY, GRACHEV MEET TOMORROW.
• THOUSANDS PROTEST LITHUANIAN ECONOMIC POLICIES.
• RUSSIA MAY JOIN CE NEXT YEAR.

Volume 1 Issue 119

October 24, 1995

• SHEVARDNADZE HITS UN.
• UZBEK PRESIDENT: PAY ATTENTION TO CENTRAL ASIA
• RUSSIAN-ABKHAZIA DEAL DASHES TBILISI'S HOPES.
• KEEP THE TROOPS IN MOLDOVA, GRACHEV SAYS.
• BELARUSIAN DIASPORA ANGRY ABOUT WESTERN CREDITS
• LATVIA, LITHUANIA DISPUTE OFFSHORE ZONE.
• BALTIC COMMON DEFENSE, NATO TIES PLANNED.
• FACTORIES FACE FUEL SHORTAGE.
• DIFFICULTIES FINANCING FEDERAL GRAIN RESERVES.
• PAPER PLACATES GRACHEV.
• DUMA TO DEBATE CANDIDATES' IMMUNITY.
• RYABOV SAYS YELTSIN NOT IN VIOLATION...
• ....BUT CHERNOMYRDIN BETTER BE CAREFUL.
• CHIRAC: US MAY HAVE TO STAY LONGER IN BOSNIA.
• RUSSIA DENIES GRACHEV WILL VISIT IRAN SOON.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• PERRY AND GRACHEV TO FOLLOW UP.
• THE SUMMIT "AGREEMENT."

Volume 1 Issue 118

October 23, 1995

• SUMMIT STILL IN QUESTION.
• SHEVARDNADZE AGAINST CIS BLOC.
• TERRORIST THREATS KEEP SHEVARDNADZE AT HOME.
• RUSSIAN BALTIC-INVASION DOCUMENT UNVEILED.
• PROTEST IN MOLDOVA SMALLER BUT MEANER.
• POLICE WARN FUTURE PROTESTERS.
• LITHUANIAN PUBLISHER PRINTS BELARUS OPPOSITION DAILY.
• UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX SYNOD ELECTS FILARET.
• 1996 WILL BE "DIFFICULT."
• RED SUIT FOR YELTSIN?
• UKRAINE, COMPLYING WITH CFE, SEEKS WITHDRAWAL OF RUSSIAN GROUND FORCES.
• CHEMICAL-WEAPONS EXPERT UNDER INVESTIGATION.
• RUSSIA HARD PRESSED TO FIND FOREIGN INVESTMENT.
• RUSSIAN DUMA SECONDS FEDERATION COUNCIL'S MOTION ON INTEGRATING BELARUS.
• SHAKHRAI SEES REFERENDUM ON LAND OWNERSHIP.
• UNOCAL PLANS TURKMENISTAN AGREEMENT.
• YELTSIN TAKES HARD LINE AT U.N
• YELTSIN TO TAKE CONTROL OF FOREIGN POLICY.
• ESTONIAN COALITION REPORTED.
• CROWDED FIELD.

Volume 1 Issue 117

October 20, 1995

• BALKAN PIPELINE FOR CASPIAN OIL.
• LUKASHENKO THREATENS PRESIDENTIAL RULE.
• STRIKES IN MOLDOVA MAY LEAD TO POLITICAL CONFRONTATION.
• DEBUT OF NEW UKRANIAN PROSECUTOR CONTROVERSIAL.
• UKRANIAN DEMONSTRATION SYMPTOMATIC
• ESTONIAN PRELATE DENIED RUSSIAN VISA.
• UKRAINIAN REACTION TO RUSSIAN RESURGENCE.
• OTHER DEAD - REST IN PIECES.
• ADMIRAL ENTERS RACE.
• DEADBEATS.
• 1962 REVISITED?
• DUMA REJECTS BUDGET.
• YELTSIN'S PROSPECTS.
• YELTSIN REVIVES PROPOSAL FOR RUSSIAN ROLE IN EUROPE, BOSNIA.
• YELTSIN BACKS AWAY FROM FIRING KOZYREV.
• NAZARBAYEV CONTINUES PERSONNEL PURGE.
• UKRAINE AND MACEDONIA JOIN COUNCIL OF EUROPE.

Volume 1 Issue 116

October 19, 1995

• WILL THREE MORE COUNTRIES JOIN CIS CUSTOMS UNION ?
• LUKASHENKO ON THE WARPATH--AGAIN.
• UKRAINE UNHAPPY OVER RUSSIAN TRADE RESTRICTIONS, LIKELY SNUB AT UN.
• LATVIAN, ESTONIAN GOVERNMENTS SLOW TO FORM.
• GRACHEV TO APPEAR IN COURT.
• DELIMITATION ACCORDS AIM TO PRESERVE RUSSIA'S INTEGRITY.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• CALLS FROM HIGH UP TO REVERSE REFORMS.
• ESTONIAN PRESIDENT IN THE US.
• SATIRISTS TO SLAMMER.
• YELTSIN COMBATIVE BEFORE HEADING WEST.
• YELTSIN TO FIRE KOZYREV.

Volume 1 Issue 115

October 18, 1995

• TURKMENISTAN-IRAN GAS PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION STARTS.
• CIS INTEGRATION: NOT JUST FOR GOOD GUYS.
• AZERBAIJAN DENIES REGISTRATION TO NATIONALISTS, COMMUNISTS
• GEORGIAN DEFENSE MINISTER FOR RUSSIAN-LED MILITARY BLOC.
• CRIMEAN CONSTITUTION, ROUND II
• UKRAINE WORRIED ABOUT NUKES IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
• GERMAN MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO LATVIA
• ZATULIN SCORES PROMOTERS OF RUSSIAN-BELARUSIAN REFERENDUM
• CHUKOTKA SAID TO GRAVITATE TOWARD ALASKA.
• TATAR STUDENTS SEIZE FORMER RELIGIOUS CENTER.
• KALMYK PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION INVALIDATED BY MOSCOW.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• ATTACK ON "ETHNIC CRIME".
• MORE LUMINARIES QUIT "RUSSIA'S CHOICE."
• CONTACT GROUP MEETING MARKS TIME.

Volume 1 Issue 114

October 17, 1995

• TAJIK RESISTANCE CAPTURES GOVERNMENT TROOPS.
• RUSSIAN OIL, GAS DELIVERIES TO CIS COUNTRIES DOWN.
• BOEING ON THE MOVE.
• BELARUS CONSTITUTIONAL CONFRONTATION CONTINUES.
• SOVIET GENOCIDE IN EAST PRUSSIA COMMEMORATED.
• MOLDOVA'S CREDIBILITY DWINDLES ON RUSSIAN TROOP WITHDRAWAL.
• CALL FOR BALTIC POLITICAL UNION.
• MERI ASKS FOR GERMAN MILITARY ASSISTANCE
• THE BOMBINGS: ARE RUSSIAN DENIALS CREDIBLE?
• BUDENNOVSK TERRORIST RENEWS NUCLEAR THREATS
• WATCHING LEBED.
• VORKUTA MINERS' ACTION CONTINUES.
• PRIME MINISTER IS CRITICAL OF GOVERNMENT'S PERFORMANCE.
• IMF IN MOSCOW.
• FIRST BALANCE SHEET ON CUBA VISIT.
• NAZARBAYEV APPOINTS NEW DEFENSE MINISTER.
• LUKASHENKO FIRES INTERIOR MINISTER
• FILATOV FEARS POST-ELECTION CIVIL WAR.
• CONTACT GROUP FAILS TO RESOLVE KEY QUESTION.
• YELTSIN NAMES NEW PROSECUTOR.

Volume 1 Issue 113

October 16, 1995

• ARMENIAN-IRANIAN CULTURAL FESTIVAL REFLECTS POLITICAL COOPERATION.
• FIGHTING IN TAJIKISTAN.
• RUSSIAN ENERGY OFFICIALS CONTRADICT FOREIGN MINISTRY, ENDORSE TWO-PIPELINE DECISION ON AZERBAIJAN.
• KOZYREV, UDOVENKO REVIEW DIFFERENCES, FIND ONE NEW CONSENSUS ISSUE.
• THREE KNOCK ON THE EU DOOR.
• KUCHMA AGAINST CIS MILITARY BLOC.
• MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE BEHIND JURAGUA?
• SECURITY AGENCIES LOOK SET FOR COMEBACK ON COMMUNIST AND OFFICIAL COATTAILS.
• REPORTS ON MAFIA THEFT OF NUCLEAR MATERIALS.
• CONFIDENT SKOKOV GENUFLECTS TO YELTSIN.
• SADDAM BEATING NONE-OF-THE-ABOVE.
• YELTSIN, CHERNOMYRDIN DIFFER ON BUDGET.
• YELTSIN WORRIED ABOUT CRIMINAL CANDIDATES.
• CHECHNYA.
• TOUR BUS HIJACKED IN SHADOW OF KREMLIN.

Volume 1 Issue 112

October 13, 1995

• MOSCOW AND TAJIK RESISTANCE INTENSIFY POLEMICS.
• "WESTERN MONOPOLIES" BACK IN MOSCOW'S DEMONOLOGY.
• LATVIA PREPARED TO PUT NATO MECHANISM TO TEST.
• TRANSDNIESTER LEADER DEFINES GEOPOLITICAL ROLE.
• TOWARD UKRAINIAN-GERMAN "SPECIAL RELATIONS"?
• BELARUS LISTED AMONG UKRAINE'S SECURITY CONCERNS.
• LUKASHENKA'S LOSSES
• CHECHENS THREATEN ANOTHER BUDENNOVSK.
• BUT YELTSIN VOWS PEACEFUL POLICY.
• INTERPOL CLAIMS SUCCESS, BUT KULIKOV CONCERNED.
• DUDAYEV FORCING TACTICAL CHANGE.
• PROCESS UNDER ATTACK
• SHAKHRAI: LOSERS SHOULD REIMBURSE
• STATE OF EMERGENCY OPPOSED.
• GRACHEV WON'T RUN.
• COMMUNIST PARTY AHEAD
• CHERNOMYRDIN ENDORSES YELTSIN FOR REELECTION.
• RUSSIA RETURNING TO CUBA.
• IRAN, AZERBAIJAN TO FORM ENERGY COMPANY
• CIS SUMMIT POSTPONED
• TOP RUSSIAN DEFENSE CONTRACTOR MURDERED

Volume 1 Issue 111

October 12, 1995

• FIGHTING IN TAJIKISTAN.
• KAZAKHSTAN MAKES DEAL WITH AT&T.
• MOLDOVA GETS GERMAN SUPPORT ON RUSSIAN TROOP WITHDRAWAL.
• UKRAINE COMPLYING WITH CFE.
• ARMENIAN LAW BARS DUAL CITIZENSHIP, MAY IRRITATE DIASPORA.
• ...BUT WELCOMED BY DUDAYEV´S CAMP.
• ANOTHER AZERI OIL PROJECT UNDERWAY.
• TWO-PIPELINE DECISION NOT ENOUGH FOR MOSCOW.
• SAVISAAR´S ROLE IN TAPING SCANDAL ROCKS ESTONIAN POLITICS.
• ENERGY CRISIS LOOMS, DUMA PROPOSES SOCIALIST CURE.
• PARLIAMENT HOUSES AT ODDS OVER FORMATION OF UPPER HOUSE.
• DUMA SEEKS PROSECUTION OF OSTANKINO MANAGEMENT.
• KOZYREV A LAME DUCK?
• LEBED IN THE LEAD.
• YELTSIN RENEWS CRITICISM OF FOREIGN MINISTRY.
• NATO MUSCLE.
• PARLIAMENT APPROVES NEW UKRAINE ECONOMIC PLAN.
• LUKASHENKO REBUFFED.
• KOZYREV THINKS BOSNIA POLITICAL DEAL MONTH AWAY.
• CEASEFIRE VIOLATIONS ALLEGED.

Volume 1 Issue 110

October 11, 1995

• RUSSIAN SOLDIERS ATTACKED IN TAJIKISTAN.
• RUSSIAN EXPORTS TO CIS COUNTRIES DOWN.
• SHEVARDNADZE WARNS ABKHAZIA, BOWS TO MOSCOW ON GEORGADZE CASE.
• MOLDOVA STILL "HOPING" FOR RUSSIAN TROOP WITHDRAWAL.
• UKRAINE CONCERNED BY POSSIBLE NUCLEARIZATION OF WESTERN NEIGHBORS.
• RUSSIAN INSURANCE COMPANIES LOSE THEIR LICENSES.
• EMBEZZLER ON THE LAM.
• LITHUANIA FOR INDIVISIBLE SECURITY.
• RUSSIA TO USE COMMERCIAL BANK FUNDS TO BUY GRAIN.
• FRAUD VICTIMS EXPLORE THEIR OPTIONS.
• RUSSIAN PATRIARCH BLESSES NEW RECRUITS.
• FSB WARNS OF CHECHEN TERRORISM.
• RUSSIA, INDIA TALK TRADE.
• EXPANDED MILITARY-TECHNICAL COOPERATION WITH LATIN AMERICA.
• YELTSIN SIGNS REFERENDUM LAW.
• BARENTS SEA REGIONAL COUNCIL MEETS.
• MOSLEMS DELAY, MOSCOW ANGRY.
• CHECHENS SUSPEND PEACE PROCESS.
• ESTONIAN GOVERNMENT NEAR COLLAPSE.

Volume 1 Issue 109

October 10, 1995

• BELARUS LEADERS CAUTIOUS ON RUSSIAN FEDERATION COUNCIL´S REFERENDUM INITIATIVE.
• BELARUS NOW SET TO RESUME CONVENTIONAL ARMS SCRAPPING.
• BELARUS LEGISLATURE SCORES POINTS IN CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS.
• DUMA VOTES TO FREEZE RUSSIAN NAVAL PRESENCE IN CRIMEA.
• LATVIAN COALITION GOVERNMENT SLOW TO FORM.
• YELTSIN RESHUFFLES RUSSIAN RADIO AND TELEVISION.
• HEALTH MINISTRY OFFICIAL ARRESTED FOR CORRUPTION IN CHECHNYA.
• DUMA SEEKS COMPROMISE WITH YELTSIN ON FEDERATION COUNCIL´S FORMATION.
• DUMA EXPELS MAVRODI, QUESTIONS PARLIAMENTARY IMMUNITY.
• JOINT EXERCISE TO GO AHEAD AFTER ALL.
• PROSECUTOR GENERAL REPLACED.
• DUMA FAILS TO OVERRIDE YELTSIN, PASSES SOFTER BILL ON YUGOSLAVIA SANCTIONS.
• RUSSIAN GAS DELIVERIES TO BOSNIA LINKED TO CEASE-FIRE.
• RUSSIA TO COMPLETE CUBAN NUCLEAR REACTOR...
• ...REPEATS DENIAL THAT IRAN DEAL IS DANGEROUS.
• RUSSIA PLEDGES ADHERENCE TO ECONOMIC REFORM.
• CHECHNYA TENSIONS.
• MOSCOW TO EXERT MORE CONTROL OVER ARMS SALES.
• CASPIAN OIL COMPROMISE.
• STRUGGLE CONTINUES OVER CONTROL OF BOSNIA PEACEKEEPERS.

Volume 1 Issue 108

October 6, 1995

• KREMLIN SECRET "LONGEVITY CHIP" IS NOW ON THE MARKET.
• KYRGYZSTAN SECONDS PROPOSAL FOR CENTRAL ASIAN PEACEKEEPING FORCE.
• ANOTHER SOUTH OSSETIAN LEADER TARGETED.
• WILL MOSCOW DISAPPOINT SHEVARDNADZE ON ABKHAZIA TOO?
• GEORGADZE DEFIES TBILISI WITH MOSCOW'S SUPPORT.
• UKRAINIAN-POLISH DEFENSE COOPERATION INITIATED.
• UDOVENKO'S CONFIDENTIAL VIEW OF YELTSIN'S CIS POLICY.
• DUMA DEFENDS CASTRO.
• MOLDOVA WARNED BY RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR.
• DEFENSE MINISTRY WILL DELVE INTO DETAILS OF YAK-LOCKHEED PROJECT.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• VOLSKY CONDEMNS CORRUPTION OF RUSSIAN BANKS IN CHECHNYA.
• GRU STEPS UP INTELLIGENCE-GATHERING IN NATO COUNTRIES.
• DUMA DROPS IMPEACHMENT AND NO-CONFIDENCE MOTIONS FROM ITS AGENDA.
• MORE RUSSIAN REACTION TO NATO ENLARGEMENT PLANS.
• BOMB INJURES RUSSIAN COMMANDER IN CHECHNYA.
• RUSSIAN AND U.S. DEFENSE MINISTERS TO CONFER.
• MEANWHILE...
• CLINTON REPORTEDLY WILL EASE LIMITS ON SUPERCOMPUTER EXPORTS.
• BOSNIA CEASE FIRE ANNOUNCED.

Volume 1 Issue 107

October 5, 1995

• RATIONALE? FOR ECONOMIC UNION.
• DUMA LEADERS CHART PAN-RUSSIAN GROUP'S AGENDA.
• TAJIK ARMY FACTIONS STILL AT LOGGERHEADS.
• RUSSIAN PROPOSAL ON CASPIAN SEA REVEALED AND REBUFFED.
• KUCHMA DEFENDS DECISION ON NATO.
• U.S., KAZAKHSTAN AGREE TO SEAL NUCLEAR TEST SITE.
• ANOTHER RUSSIAN BUSINESSMAN MURDERED.
• STRATEGIC NUCLEAR MISSILE AND GROUND FORCES EXERCISES UNDERWAY.
• MVD SAYS YAKUBOVSKY IS THIEF.
• MVD LISTS "CRIMINAL CANDIDATES"
• CHERNOMYRDIN SAYS HE WON'T RUN FOR PRESIDENT.
• SKOKOV DENIES CONTACTS WITH YELTSIN.
• PARLIAMENTARY CONTROVERSY OVER 1996 BUDGET.
• DUMA OPENS FALL SESSION WITH IMPEACHMENT AND NO-CONFIDENCE MOVES.
• KOZYREV DENIES EXISTENCE OF NEW MILITARY DOCTRINE.
• MORE RUSSIAN FIRMS WILL SELL ARMS ABROAD.
• NATO BOMBS ANGER MOSCOW.
• NATO PUTS EXPANSION ON HOLD.

Volume 1 Issue 106

October 4, 1995

• FOREIGN MINISTERS SHOW MEAGER RESULTS.
• KAZAKHSTAN RULES OUT DUAL CITIZENSHIP.
• UPPER HOUSE URGES MOVE TOWARD BELARUS-RUSSIA.
• LATVIAN PARTIES SET TO RECONSTITUTE COALITION GOVERNMENT.
• UKRAINE SEEKS KUWAIT OIL DEAL.
• KIEV INCREASINGLY COMFORTABLE WITH NATO LINKS.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• NO SURPRISES IN VOLGOGRAD ELECTIONS.
• RUSSIA WILL TRY TO ARREST GEORGADZE.
• RUSSIA TO BECOME WORLD'S GREATEST DEBTOR NATION.
• UPPER HOUSE APPROVES REFERENDUM LAW.
• COMMEMORATION OF 1993 COUP REFLECTS RUSSIAN CHANGE OF MIND.
• RUSSIA CALLS FOR CONSOLIDATION OF CIS ECONOMIC POTENTIAL.
• KAZAKHSTAN BEGINS CABINET RESHUFFLE.
• NATO DEFENSE MINISTERS MEET.
• LEBED PLEASED BY POWELL.
• YELTSIN PUTS PRIVATIZATION UNDER HIS OWN CONTROL.
• BALTICS FIRM ON NATO.
• RUSSIA TO BUY GRAIN.

Volume 1 Issue 105

October 3, 1995

• REVIVAL OF RIVER-DIVERSION PROJECT DENIED.
• SHEVARDNADZE STABILIZING SECURITY SITUATION.
• AZERBAIJANI OIL FLOW TO BE SHARED WITH RUSSIA?
• LATVIA GETS COMPLICATED PARLIAMENT.
• TRANSDNIESTER CADETS TRAINING IN RUSSIA.
• RUSSIAN MILITARY ECHOES FELIX GROUP ON THREAT TO BALTICS.
• BALKAR CASE COULD PROVE TO BE POLITICALLY EXPLOSIVE.
• GOVERNMENT SEEKS POLITICAL ALLIANCE WITH BANKS.
• FSB DENIES LINKS WITH ALLEGED ASSASSINATION MASTERMIND
• RUSSIAN NON-PROLIFERATION OFFICIAL DENIES NUCLEAR SMUGGLING FROM RUSSIA.
• CHERNOMYRDIN NOT SHOPPING FOR CANADIAN GRAIN
• MOSCOW REGRETS FRENCH NUCLEAR PACIFIC TESTING, WORRIES ABOUT DATA SHARING.
• IVANOV TO MEET WITH MILOSEVIC.
• KAZAKHSTAN ELECTIONS SET.
• COAL MINERS STRIKE IN UKRAINE.
• PROMINENT NEWSPAPER REAPPEARS
• YELTSIN RETURNS TO MOSCOW, DAMPENS RIFT RUMORS.
• BOSNIAN PRIME MINISTER MEETS CHERNOMYRDIN.

Volume 1 Issue 104

September 29, 1995

• NOTES:
• GOVERNMENT BLOC LEADERS URGE REINTEGRATION OF EX-SOVIET COUNTRIES.
• TURKMENISTAN RESISTS BECOMING A "JUICY CHUNK."
• MOSCOW BOYCOTTS CASPIAN FORUM.
• UKRAINE MAY REQUEST U.S. SUPPORT ON BLACK SEA FLEET
• GERMANS GIVE SHEVARDNADZE AN ARMORED CAR.
• CONGRESS OF RUSSIAN COMMUNITIES PROPOSES ANTI-CRISIS PROGRAM.
• CONTROL OF MILITARY--A PRIORITY ON WOMEN LEGISLATORS' AGENDA.
• COMMUNISTS FIRST TO CLEAR ELECTION PROCEDURAL HURDLES.
• ANOTHER GENERAL GAINS HIGH PROFILE IN ELECTION CAMPAIGN.
• AUCTION OF SAKHALIN OIL PROJECT FAILS
• FAPSI COMPUTERIZES RUSSIAN BUREAUCRACY.
• CHERNOMYRDIN SEEKS MORE SOUTH KOREAN INVESTMENT.
• RUSSIA ALSO SEEKS FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN KURILE ISLANDS.
• RYBKIN DENIES THAT HE WILL REPLACE KOZYREV.
• RUSSIA HAS OWN REASONS FOR OPPOSING BOSNIAN SERB SECESSION.
• MOBIL TO BEGIN OIL EXPLORATION IN KAZAKHSTAN.
• RUSSIAN TROOPS TRICKLE OUT OF CHECHNYA; POLITICAL TALKS SOUGHT.
• BELARUS RESUMES DESTRUCTION OF CONVENTIONAL ARMS.
• RUSSIA, WORLD BANK LAUNCH $758 MILLION HOUSING PROJECT.
• UKRAINE CALLS FOR LIFTING OF UN SANCTIONS ON YUGOSLAVIA.

Volume 1 Issue 103

September 28, 1995

• NOTES:
• UZBEK COTTON HARVEST OUTLOOK BRIGHT.
• KYRGYZ PARLIAMENT REJECTS PRESIDENTIAL REFERENDUM BID, SCHEDULES ELECTION.
• AZERBAIJANI OPPOSITION WARNS OF ELECTION BOYCOTT
• LITHUANIA ESTIMATES DAMAGES FROM SOVIET MILITARY OCCUPATION.
• MOLDOVAN PRESIDENT APPEALS TO COUNCIL OF EUROPE ON RUSSIAN TROOPS.
• ORT DIRECTOR APOLOGIZES TO SOLZHENITSYN, BUT SHOW IS OUT.
• YAKUBOVSKY'S LAWYER MURDERED.
• HELSINKI WATCH ACCUSES LUZHKOV OF RACISM.
• SUKHOI OBJECTS TO BEING TURNED OVER TO BANK CONSORTIUM
• RUSSIA UNABLE TO MOVE U.S. ON BANKS.
• DUMA WANTS COURT TO DECLARE PRIVATIZATION ILLEGAL
• RUSSIAN-CZECH TREATY CLEARS HURDLE.
• STUDY LIKELY TO IRRITATE MOSCOW, WORRY SOME EUROPEANS.
• GORBACHEV DECRIES RETURN TO "WILD CAPITALISM" IN RUSSIA.
• GRACHEV ORDERED TO APPEAR IN COURT.
• SHALIKASHVILI: RUSSIANS MUST ACCEPT NATO COMMAND IN BOSNIA.
• RUSSIAN GOLD PRODUCTION DOWN 30 PERCENT.
• COAL MINERS STRIKE IN VORKUTA.
• RUSSIAN REACTOR FOR IRAN TO BE ON SUMMIT AGENDA.
• RUSSIA OPPOSES BOSNIAN SERB SECESSION.

Volume 1 Issue 102

September 27, 1995

• TAJIK ARMY FACTIONS ACCEPT TRUCE, BUT WARN DUSHANBE.
• NOTES:
• KAZAKHSTAN, CHALLENGING MOSCOW, SEEKS CASPIAN PARTITION.
• RUSSIAN NAVAL COMMANDER HOPES NEXT DUMA WILL SAVE BLACK SEA FLEET.
• U.S.-UKRAINIAN MILITARY EXERCISE HELD.
• COUNCIL OF EUROPE GIVES UKRAINE GREEN LIGHT.
• DUN & BROADSTREET PUBLISHES HANDBOOK OF STOCKS
• LAST RUSSIAN MILITARY SITE RETURNED TO ESTONIA.
• STRIKES THREATEN GOVERNMENT'S STABILIZATION COURSE.
• RUSSIA'S DEMOCRATIC CHOICE.
• CHECHNYA NEGOTIATIONS.
• KHASBULATOV TO CHECHNYA.
• PAYING KOREA DEBT WITH WEAPONS.
• EASTWARD, HO !
• GRACHEV CALLS FOR HIGHER MILITARY SPENDING.
• RUSSIA'S FOREIGN MINISTRY BACKS ZHIRINOVSKY AGAINST BELGIUM.
• KOZYREV'S LITANY OF WOES.
• CHRISTOPHER AND KOZYREV MEET AFTER UN SPEECH.
• RUSSIA, CHINA REPORTEDLY ENABLING IRAN TO BUILD THE "ISLAMIC BOMB"

Volume 1 Issue 101

September 26, 1995

• BAIKONUR LEASED.
• CAUCASUS UNOFFICIAL BODY REEMERGES, BACKS ABKHAZIA.
• GEORGIA, RUSSIA TO JOINTLY GUARD ABKHAZIA RAILROAD.
• DESPITE "CORRECTION," UKRAINIAN REFORM STILL ON COURSE, SAYS MARCHUK.
• GEORGIAN NATIONAL CURRENCY INTRODUCED.
• BELARUS BIRTH RATE DOWN 50 PERCENT AFTER CHERNOBYL.
• RUSSIAN PUBLIC TELEVISION DROPS POPULAR PROGRAM.
• SOLZHENITSYN'S SHOW ALSO CANCELED
• MILITARY PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE WARNS OF INCREASED WESTERN INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY IN RUSSIA.
• RUSSIAN MAFIA CONTROLS UP TO 40 PERCENT OF ECONOMY, STUDY SAYS
• LEBED SEEKS BROADER COALITION.
• DUMA COULD BECOME A REFUGE FOR MAFIA, SAVITSKY WARNS.
• CONSTITUTIONAL COURT TO REVIEW COALITIONS' REGISTRATION DOCUMENTS.
• DEFENSE MINISTRY ENTERING ITS CANDIDATES IN DUMA ELECTIONS
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• GRACHEV OUTLINES HARDLINE FOREIGN POLICY.
• EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT APPROVES LOAN TO UKRAINE.
• JOINT PEACEKEEPING COMMAND PROPOSED.
• RUSSIA GETS NEW LOAN, OBTAINS DEBT DELAY

Volume 1 Issue 100

September 22, 1995

• ...AND GIVES DEMOCRACY A CHANCE.
• KYRGYZSTAN OPPOSES RUSSIA-LED BLOC
• AZERBAIJAN TO IMPLEMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE.
• ... WHILE EUROPEAN UNION CALLS FOR RESTRAINT
• GEORGIA WARNS OF RENEWED HOSTILITIES IN ABKHAZIA, SOUTH OSSETIA...
• UKRAINIAN, KAZAKH PRESIDENTS CONCERNED OVER CIS DIRECTION.
• UKRAINE TO HELP LATVIAN ARMY.
• GOVERNMENT MAKES DEAL WITH BANKING CONSORTIUM.
• HOSTAGES RESCUED IN DAGESTAN.
• UKRAINE PROTECTS PIPELINES FROM RUSSIAN ACQUISITION.
• SHUMEIKO CALLS FOR INCREASE IN MILITARY BUDGET.
• CIVIL AVIATION IN CRISIS.
• CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTER TO SEE YELTSIN AFTER ALL.
• SUBMARINE BASE LOSES ELECTRIC POWER.
• INTRODUCTION OF UKRAINIAN CURRENCY DELAYED.
• MOSCOW WON'T GIVE IN ON NATO ENLARGEMENT.
• GAIDAR WARNS OF NATIONALIST THREAT.
• SITUATION IN CHECHNYA STILL CRITICAL.

Volume 1 Issue 99

September 21, 1995

• AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS STRIKE THREATENED.
• RUSSIA SOFTENS CURRENCY POSSESSION REGULATIONS.
• BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE ADOPTS "CODE OF CONDUCT."
• CONTRACT ON NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN INDIA.
• U.S. TO HELP RUSSIA DEVELOP OFF-SHORE OIL.
• NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN DIRE CIRCUMSTANCES.
• GROMOV PARTY OUTLINES "LEFT-OF-CENTER" AGENDA.
• REVISION OF REPUBLICS' CONSTITUTIONS DISCUSSED.
• RUSSIA PROPOSES TO CONTROL FOREIGNERS IN CIS COUNTRIES.
• STRENGTHENING TIES WITH CHINA.
• RESPONSE TO UN BOSNIA RESOLUTION.
• ANOTHER CALL FOR ARMING SERBS.
• TENSE WAITING IN CHECHNYA.
• NATO APPROVES EXPANSION PLAN.
• REACTIONS TO ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT.

Volume 1 Issue 98

September 20, 1995

• ARAL SEA CONFERENCE SURVEYS SOVIET-ERA DISASTER.
• WILL KYRGYZSTAN RENOUNCE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ?
• JAPAN EXPANDS LENDING TO UZBEKISTAN.
• BLACK SEA FLEET UPDATE.
• AZERBAIJAN: MAIN OPPOSITION PARTIES BEFORE ELECTIONS
• UKRAINE COMPLETING ARMS CUTS UNDER CFE TREATY ON SCHEDULE.
• RECORD NUMBER OF JOURNALISTS KILLED THIS YEAR IN CIS COUNTRIES.
• KGB DISSIDENT OFFICER WILL STAY IN PRISON.
• RUSSIAN-BULGARIAN TALKS ON OIL PIPELINE.
• NEW RESHUFFLING AT THE FSB.
• INFORMATION ON COMMERCIAL BANKS TO BE IN PUBLIC DOMAIN.
• YELTSIN SIGNS DECREE ON RUSSIAN BANK UNION.
• ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT IN CHECHNYA FAILS.
• HINT OF LIFTING SANCTIONS; NEW CALL FOR ARMS.
• DENMARK, ROMANIA SUPPORT BALTICS' ENTRY INTO NATO AND EU.
• BOSNIAN SERB "FOREIGN MINISTER" RECEIVED IN MOSCOW.
• UKRAINE BLASTS YELTSIN'S CALL FOR CIS POLITICAL-MILITARY INTEGRATION.
• US SAYS NATO APPROVED CFE COMPROMISE.

Volume 1 Issue 97

September 18, 1995

• INTRA-CIS TRADE DECLINING.
• ETHNIC CONSIDERATIONS BEHIND TRANSFER OF KAZAKHSTAN'S CAPITAL.
• IMPLICATIONS OF RUSSIAN-GEORGIAN BASING DEAL
• BALTIN NOW HAPPY WITH MOSCOW'S STANCE ON BLACK SEA FLEET.
• UKRAINE PUSHES FOR LARGER ROLE IN BOSNIAN SETTLEMENT
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• YAVLINSKY TO TRY ALLIANCE WITH GAIDAR.
• RUSSIA SUSPENDS JOINT EXERCISE WITH U.S., RATIONALE SUSPECT.
• GRACHEV EYES ARMS DEAL WITH ISRAEL.
• BLOC PROPOSALS REMINISCENT OF COLD WAR, 19TH CENTURY
• BULGARIA AS A POSSIBLE CIRCUMVENTION ROUTE.
• RUSSIAN MILITARY AID TO BOSNIAN SERBS?
• BELARUS ASKS U.S. TO JOIN INVESTIGATION OF BALLOON SHOOTING.
• RUSSIA FINDS ANOTHER REASON TO BREAK CFE TREATY.
• NATO, UN EXTEND BOMBING REPRIEVE
• KOVALEV: RUSSIA IN DANGER OF BECOMING POLICE STATE.

Volume 1 Issue 96

September 15, 1995

• STANDARDIZING CUSTOMS PROCEDURES.
• BALTIC STATES URGE COUNCIL OF EUROPE TO ADMIT UKRAINE.
• POLITICAL STABILIZATION IN GEORGIA.
• MORE MILITARY VISITS AND EXERCISES.
• PLUSES AND MINUSES IN THE ENERGY SECTOR
• UKRAINE EXPANDS COOPERATION WITH NATO.
• ALTAI CENTRAL BANK MANAGER ARRESTED FOR UNDERWORLD TIES
• RUSSIA'S IMPORTS SOARING
• MOSCOW REBUFFS ISRAEL ON IRANIAN NUCLEAR DEAL
• GRACHEV CONTRADICTS COMMANDER ON CHECHNYA TROOP WITHDRAWAL.
• YELTSIN VETO RISKY.
• BOTH SIDES DOWNPLAY ATTACK ON U.S. EMBASSY.
• KUCHMA TRIES TO SPEED PRIVATIZATION.

Volume 1 Issue 95

September 14, 1995

• ZHIRINOVSKY ON RUSSIAN POLITICS.
• SOME COUNTRIES WILL MISS CFE DEADLINE
• POOR RESPONSE YELTSIN'S ALLIANCE CALL.
• MOLDOVAN CONCESSION FAILS TO ADVANCE TRANSDNIESTER TALKS.
• BORIS BEREZOVSKY JOINS GEORGE SOROS.
• LUKASHENKO: ZEALOT BUT NO STOOGE.
• ZHIRINOVSKY ABANDONED BY HIS MILITARY ADVISER.
• ELECTION CAMPAIGN TOO COSTLY FOR MANY CANDIDATES.
• CHERNOMYRDIN'S BLOC STRONGER THAN RYBKIN'S.
• COMMUNISTS AGAIN TRY TO IMPEACH YELTSIN--THIS TIME, OVER BOSNIA.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• KOZYREV MANEUVERS.
• THE BALLOON SHOOTDOWN.
• YELTSIN IN TIGHT SPOT.
• MORE ON GRENADE ATTACK.
• EMIGRE CRIME RING BUSTED.
• RUSSIA'S NUCLEAR WATCHDOG WORRIED.
• CONTACT GROUP MEETING POSTPONED.
• RUSSIAN AID FOR SERBS DEMONSTRATES ITS SOLIDARITY WITH BELGRADE.
• BELARUS KILLS U.S. BALLOONISTS, ALMOST APOLOGIZES.
• CLINTON, YELTSIN EXCHANGE LETTERS ON BOSNIA.
• GRENADE ATTACK SEEN AS ISOLATED INCIDENT.

Volume 1 Issue 94

September 13, 1995

• UZBEKISTAN-JAPAN ECONOMIC TIES ON THE UPSWING
• YOUNG LEZGINS SAID TO CROSS INTO DAGESTAN FROM AZERBAIJAN
• LUKASHENKO CHALLENGED AT HOME.
• ABKHAZ DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER MURDERED
• BELARUS PRESIDENT DENOUNCES NATO, CALLS FOR EASTERN ALLIANCE
• UKRAINE-NATO COOPERATION ADVANCES
• ...MAKES DEAL WITH TURKMENISTAN.
• UKRAINE BACKS OUT OF MAJOR DEBT-OFFSETTING DEAL WITH RUSSIA
• CONFRONTATION AT NEZAVISIMAYA GAZETA.
• SVR DENIES HELPING IRANIAN INTELLIGENCE.
• RYBKIN ASKS FOR INVESTIGATION OF DUMA SCUFFLE
• MVD TO FIGHT CORRUPTION IN ITS OWN RANKS.
• RYBKIN BLOC CRIPPLED.
• CHERNOMYRDIN BLOC IN ST. PETERSBURG NAMES TOP CANDIDATES
• LAPSHIN ATTACKS CHERNOMYRDIN BLOC OVER "EXECUTIONER OF CHECHNYA."
• COMMUNIST ACCUSES SHUMEIKO AND SOSKOVETS OF CORRUPTION
• YELTSIN ACCEPTS BANKING CONSORTIUM'S CONDITIONS.
• DUMA DEPUTIES OFF TO SERBIA
• BELARUS OPPOSED
• UKRAINE DOUBTFUL
• RUSSIAN COMMUNIST PARTY PREDICTS ELECTION COMEBACK
• SECURITY COUNCIL COOL TO RUSSIAN RESOLUTION
• RUSSIA WARNS BALTS.
• CLINTON REBUFFS RUSSIA ON GENOCIDE CHARGE.
• TALBOTT TO MOSCOW.
• RUSSIA PROTESTS ALLEGED UN SECRETARIAT-NATO SECRET UNDERSTANDING
• GRENADE HITS U.S. EMBASSY IN MOSCOW.

Volume 1 Issue 93

September 12, 1995

• SOAP LANGUAGE.
• TRANSDNIESTER LEADER ADDRESSES RUSSIAN DUMA.
• CHERNOMYRDIN TO VISIT GEORGIA.
• RUSSIAN-MOLDOVAN TROOP WITHDRAWAL AGREEMENT--A DEAD LETTER.
• ANOTHER RUSSIAN BANKER KILLED.
• "GENERAL DIMA" WILL STAY IN PRISON.
• RUSSIAN MOVEMENT OF DEMOCRATIC REFORMS HOLDS LAST CONGRESS.
• PRO-SOVIET BLOC REFUSED REGISTRATION.
• FREE AIR TIME FOR ALL.
• ECOLOGICAL BLOC SET UP BY NON-ECOLOGISTS.
• CHECHNYA: MOSCOW BROADENS SEARCH FOR COLLABORATORS, INCHES TOWARD CONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE OF
• YELTSIN TO INTRODUCE FEDERATION COUNCIL LAW.
• DUMA DELEGATIONS TO SEND MESSAGE TO YELTSIN.
• REASSURING MILITARY EXERCISE
• CHERNOMYRDIN TO VISIT CANADA, SOUTH KOREA.
• GRACHEV'S TOUGH TALK.
• REACTIONS TO YELTSIN'S "NEW BLOC" WARNING.
• KOZYREV REPLIES TO DUMA.
• UNITED STATES DOWNPLAYS FRICTION, APPRECIATES RUSSIA'S HELP.
• CONTACT GROUP TO MEET.
• KARADZIC, LUKASHENKO CHIME IN.
• RUSSIA MAINTAINS PRESSURE ON NATO.

Volume 1 Issue 92

September 11, 1995

• SOUTHWARD:
• AND WESTWARD, BYPASSING RUSSIA:
• EASTWARD:
• RUSSIA TO ASSUME NEW BURDENS IN TAJIKISTAN.
• TURKISH FORAY INTO NORTH CAUCASUS.
• GEORGIA TO INTRODUCE NATIONAL CURRENCY THIS MONTH.
• NO MOVEMENT AT KARABAKH TALKS.
• KARABAKH APPOINTS PREFECT FOR CORRIDOR
• TSAR'S REMAINS WILL BE REBURIED IN ST. PETERSBURG.
• DELAYING PAYMENTS IS NOT THE WAY TO FIGHT INFLATION.
• BANK CRISIS IMPACTS ELECTION CAMPAIGN.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• INDUSTRIAL PARTY BLOC LAUNCHED.
• RUTSKOI FORCED TO REVISE ELECTORAL LIST.
• RYBKIN BLOC PUTS ITS BEST FEET FORWARD.
• FISTS FLY IN DUMA.
• YELTSIN ON ELECTIONS
• KREMLIN SETS UP ANTI-TERRORISM CENTER.
• YELTSIN GOES ON VACATION.
• IRAN SAYS YELTSIN ACCEPTED INVITATION.
• CHORUS OF RUSSIAN LEADERS ATTACKS RUSSIAN POSITION, WARNS WEST.
• DUMA VOTES STRONGLY ANTI-WESTERN RESOLUTIONS.
• MORE ON YELTSIN'S NEWS CONFERENCE.

Volume 1 Issue 91

September 8, 1995

• TURKMEN, PAKISTANI PRESIDENTS DISCUSS TRANSPORT ARTERIES.
• TAJIKISTAN: YELTSIN, RAKHMONOV WANT CLOSER PARTNERSHIP.
• YELTSIN BRIEFED ON CAUCASUS MEETING, TO CHAIR SUMMIT.
• BALTIC SUMMIT FOCUSES ON COMMON SECURITY.
• ZHIRINOVSKY'S MEN IN TRANSDNIESTER.
• CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS TAKING SHAPE IN BELARUS.
• YELTSIN SEES OPPORTUNITY TO RESTORE COSSACK COMMUNITY.
• RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT REDEFINES STATE SECRETS.
• RUSSIAN BANK ASSOCIATION WARY OF GOVERNMENT PROMISES.
• NEW NATIONALIST ELECTORAL BLOC CREATED.
• UNION OF INDUSTRIALISTS AND ENTREPRENEURS HOLDS CONGRESS.
• RYBKIN BLOC CHOOSES LIST AND NEW NAME
• ON THE PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE.
• ON THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE...
• RUSSIA-NORTH KOREA DRAFT TREATY DROPS ALLIANCE CLAUSES.
• ON BOSNIA...
• YELTSIN SEES WAR THREAT IN NATO ENLARGEMENT.
• YELTSIN ATTACKS KUCHMA ON FLEET

Volume 1 Issue 90

September 7, 1995

• SHEVARDNADZE TO CONFRONT SOURCES OF INSTABILITY.
• JAPANESE LENDING IN THE REGION.
• KARABAKH TALKS.
• IMPASSE AT INTERPARLIAMENTARY MEETING.
• UKRAINE BANS ULTRANATIONALIST GROUP.
• THANKS TO SUPREME COURT, YELTSIN MAY HAVE LOYAL UPPER HOUSE.
• MVD BLAMES DUMA FOR ENCOURAGING FINANCIAL PYRAMID SCHEMES.
• KGB'S SECRET INFORMER LIST: A PANDORA'S BOX.
• THE MILITARY STILL LIKE ZHIRINOVSKY, BUT MAY NOT VOTE.
• GOVERNMENT OVERTURE TO SKOKOV-LEBED PARTY ?
• YELTSIN MONITORS ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN FOR "POLITICAL CORRECTNESS."
• CHECHEN DETAINEES HELD IN INHUMAN CONDITIONS.
• GRU ACCUSES WESTERN INTELLIGENCE OF "PROVOCATION" IN BOSNIA.
• DUDAYEV SUPPORTERS PREPARE THEIR OWN ELECTIONS IN CHECHNYA.
• ENERGY SECTOR IN ARREARS
• KOVALEV AWARDED NUERNBERG PRIZE.
• RUSSIAN SUB LAUNCHES TRIAL MISSILE.
• RUSSIAN LEADERS SNUB BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY.
• GONZALES WELL RECEIVED IN KREMLIN.
• RUSSIA TO DEFY U.S. ON NUCLEAR DEAL WITH IRAN
• RUSSIA SLAMS FRENCH NUKE TEST.
• YELTSIN WARNS NATO.

Volume 1 Issue 89

September 6, 1995

• UZBEKISTAN REACHING WESTWARD.
• KYRGYZ MOVING TOWARD ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE.
• UZBEK SECURITY CONCERNS.
• TURKMEN-IRANIAN PIPELINE DEAL.
• ALL-CAUCASUS SUMMIT IN THE MAKING?
• "TRANSDNIESTER IS RUSSIA'S FUTURE"?
• RUSSIAN THREAT BACKFIRES
• BELARUS-RUSSIA MONETARY UNION DELAYED.
• BELARUS' PARLIAMENT CHAIRMAN DEFENDS TURF.
• UKRAINE SEEN NEAR MEMBERSHIP IN COUNCIL OF EUROPE.
• RUSSIA PLANNING BALKAN PIPELINE.
• RUSSIAN HARVEST SEEN DOWN 25 PERCENT.
• CENTRAL ELECTION COMMISSION NOT PREPARED FOR ELECTIONS.
• BORDER TROOPS SHOW MUSCLE IN KALININGRAD OBLAST.
• TAKE AND GIVE.
• MOSLEM MOVEMENT CHOOSES LEADERS.
• GEN. LEBED OUTLINES HIS POSITIONS.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• CASE CLOSED.

Volume 1 Issue 88

September 5, 1995

• CLASHES INSIDE TAJIKISTAN.
• RUSSIA OFFERS AZERBAIJAN PREFERENTIAL PIPELINE TARIFFS.
• AZERBAIJAN: TWO PARTIES LEGALIZED, OTHERS DENIED REGISTRATION.
• GEORGIAN-ABKHAZ NEGOTIATIONS BREAK DOWN.
• AFTERMATH OF THE ATTEMPT ON SHEVARDNADZE.
• ESTONIA SEEKS GREATER CLARITY ON NATO ENLARGEMENT.
• LITHUANIA, UKRAINE PLAN CLOSER TIES.
• MOLDOVA'S MAJORITY PARTY RESISTS PRESIDENTIAL POWER BID.
• BRITISH VISIT HELPS BOOST UKRAINE'S INTERNATIONAL STATUS.
• RUSSIAN LAND FORCE IN CRIMEA BEING DISBANDED.
• LUKASHENKA INCHING TOWARD NATIONAL COMMUNISM ?
• SVERDLOVSK GOVERNOR TO NEGOTIATE TREATY WITH FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
• ZHIRINOVSKY KEEPS OLD LIST, STATES POSITIONS.
• YAVLINSKY FAULTS GOVERNMENT ON REFORMS.
• SKOKOV, LEBED, GLAZYEV HEAD CONGRESS OF RUSSIAN COMMUNITIES LIST.
• ALKSNIS ATTACKS RUTSKOI, LEBED.
• TEN PARTIES HOLD ELECTION CLOSED CONGRESSES.
• LAPSHIN CLASHES WITH CHERNOMYRDIN ON LAND REFERENDUM.
• YELTSIN CALLS FOR A CONFERENCE OF DEMOCRATIC FORCES.
• YELTSIN, KOHL MEET ON BALKAN CRISIS.
• CHECHNYA ROUNDUP.
• PARLIAMENTARY REACTION TO YUGOSLAVIA CONFLICT.

Volume 1 Issue 87

September 1, 1995

• NAZARBAYEV TO URGE BANNING OF NUCLEAR TESTING DURING CHINA TRIP.
• TURKMENISTAN TO HOST INTER-TAJIK TALKS.
• KAZAKHSTAN REFERENDUM APPROVES CONSTITUTION.
• AZERBAIJAN SEEKS CLOSER TIES TO TURKIC COUNTRIES.
• GEORGIAN-TURKISH COORDINATION ON OIL.
• UKRAINE SEEKS PAYMENTS AGREEMENT ON BLACK SEA FLEET.
• MINSK STRIKE LEADERS RELEASED.
• INVESTIGATION INTO SHEVARDNADZE ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT CONTINUES.
• REGIONAL SECURITY DEVELOPMENTS.
• TATAR-TALIBAN TALKS ON RELEASE OF AIRLINER CREW SHOW SIGNS OF HOPE.
• RUSSIA-JAPAN MARITIME TALKS.
• FSB: ST. PETERSBURG SAFE FOR AMERICANS.
• ORTHODOX PATRIARCH URGES MUSLIMS TO STAY OUT OF ELECTIONS.
• ZHIRINOVSKY SEES LEBED, RUTSKOI AS MAIN COMPETITORS.
• TWO MORE SETBACKS FOR CHERNOMYRDIN?
• SHAKHRAI ATTACKS "RUSSIA IS OUR HOME."
• YELTSIN TRIES TO CALM BANKERS.
• RUSSIA SETTING STAGE FOR SHELVING IRAQ SANCTIONS?
• MOSCOW RENEWS ATTACKS ON NATO STRIKES.
• ON THE GROUND.
• RUSSIAN SECURITY COUNCIL WEIGHS OPTIONS.
• DUDAYEV WRITES YELTSIN.

Volume 1 Issue 85

August 31, 1995

• RUSSIANS LEARN WHAT A REAL LEMON IS.
• CHINA FEARS OUTSIDE INFLUENCES IN XINJIANG.
• MOSCOW PAPER: ISLAMIC COUNTRIES ARE RECRUITING STUDENTS INCENTRAL ASIA.
• TAJIK RESISTANCE OPERATIONS WORRY RUSSIAN COMMAND.
• TASHKENT ADOPTS MILITARY DOCTRINE.
• SHEVARDNADZE THREATENS TO USE FORCE IN ABKHAZIA.
• KAZAKH VOTERS APPROVE NEW CONSTITUTION.
• SNEGUR DEMANDS GREATER POWERS.
• TBILISI ARRESTS 10 FOR ATTEMPT ON SHEVARDNADZE.
• LUKASHENKO MERGES TWO MAJOR BELARUSIAN BANKS.
• UKRAINE MAY SELL RUSSIA GRAIN.
• LITHUANIAN PRESIDENT: WEST MUST TAKE IN BALTICS AS A GROUP.
• RIGA HOSTS INTERNATIONAL JEWISH CONFERENCE.
• MOSCOW BANK DENIES INVOLVEMENT IN COLLAPSE OF BALTIJA BANK.
• RUSSIA TO USE ALTERNATIVES TO BALTIC PORTS.
• ESTONIAN FOREIGN MINISTER: TARTU TREATY NOT A CORNERSTONE FORRELATIONS.
• BORDER GUARDS BLOCK ANOTHER SMUGGLING EFFORT AT CHINESE FRONTIER.
• MOSCOW ACKNOWLEDGES HOLDING AMERICAN FLIERS IN KOREAN WAR.
• KOMSOMOLSKAYA PRAVDA SAYS BARANNIKOV WAS MURDERED.
• RUSSIA'S MUSLIMS SEEK EXPANDED CONTACTS WITH CO- RELIGIONISTSABROAD.
• A SPANISH VARIANT FOR RUSSIAN POLITICS?
• NEW LAW ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT SEEN AS "LITTLE CONSTITUTION."
• REAL POLITICAL CONFLICTS ARE WITHIN, NOT AMONG BLOCS.
• MIGRATION SERVICE TO REQUIRE DEPOSIT FROM EMPLOYERS OF FOREIGNLABOR.
• LUZHKOV DENIES ANY INTEREST IN HIGHER OFFICE.
• AGE CAUSES YAKOVLEV TO RUN.
• SHAKHRAI LEAVES CHERNOMYRDIN AS GROMOV PARTS WITH RYBKIN.
• RULES FOR ELECTORAL COALITIONS SET.
• ENERGY SECTOR REORGANIZATION SEEN BOOSTING CHUBAIS.
• FEDERAL SECURITY SERVICE DOES NOT WANT TO MAKE DUDAYEV A MARTYR.
• MOSCOW PREPARED TO COMPROMISE ON CASPIAN SEA.
• STATE CONTROL SEEN AS SALVATION FOR MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX.
• YELTSIN TO MEET WITH BANKERS ON CRISIS.
• YELTSIN'S SLIM REELECTION PROSPECTS SPARK FEARS OF PROVOCATIONS.
• YELTSIN TAKES CONTROL OF CHECHEN TALKS.
• YELTSIN DENOUNCES NATO AIR STRIKES.

Volume 1 Issue 84

August 29, 1995

• FROM COSMONAUTS TO COFFINS.
• TURKIC LEADERS BACK REGIONAL SECURITY CONFERENCE IDEA.
• ABKHAZIA SHIFTS NEGOTIATING STRATEGY.
• AZERBAIJANI PEOPLE'S FRONT MAKES CONCESSIONS.
• ACCUSED AZERBAIJANI COUP PLOTTER ARRESTED.
• SNEGUR'S NEW PARTY ATTACKS PARLIAMENT AND GOVERNMENT.
• RUSSIA SEEN LESSENING PRESSURE ON GAS FLOWS OUT OF CENTRALASIA.
• UKRAINE OFFERS TO MEDIATE TRANSDNIESTER CONFLICT.
• BELARUS WILL COMPLY WITH CFE TREATY.
• LITHUANIAN PROSECUTOR: "VILNIUS BRIGADE" SOUGHT TO DESTABILIZE COUNTRY
• LITHUANIAN GOVERNMENT CONCERNED ABOUT BANKING SYSTEM.
• EVER MORE RUSSIANS ARE MISSING PERSONS.
• KONTINENT SEES RUSSIA THREATENED ON ALL SIDES.
• PRIVATE PLOTS CONTINUE TO BE MOST PRODUCTIVE.
• CRIMINALS DOMINATE THOSE GOING ABROAD TO BUY GOODS.
• VICTIM OF CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTS WINS CASE BUT NOT COMPENSATION.
• CRIME INCREASING AMONG RUSSIAN OFFICERS.
• PART OF 1994 BUDGET ALLOCATIONS NEVER GIVEN TO DEFENSE MINISTRY.
• AMERICANIST DISPUTES TALBOTT ADVOCACY OF NATO ENLARGEMENT.
• PRIVATE SECURITY SERVICES TARGET JOURNALISTS
• MOSCOW COURT REOPENS LIBEL SUIT AGAINST YELTSIN.
• MILITARY OPPOSES HAVING SOLDIERS SERVE NEAR HOME.
• ROSSEL ORGANIZES REGIONAL BLOC.
• AGRARIAN LEADER ATTACKS SHAKHRAI
• ZYUGANOV GAINS AS RYBKIN LOSES.
• NEMTSOV: PENSIONERS LIKELY TO STRIKE.
• PARLIAMENT PREPARED TO COMPROMISE ON ELECTION LAW.
• CHERNOMYRDIN LOSES OIL LOBBY SUPPORT.
• MOSCOW DENOUNCES SARAJEVO ATTACK.
• CHERNOMYRDIN, GRACHEV BACK NUCLEAR INDUSTRY, ARMS.
• CHUBAIS SEES BANK CRISIS AS "VACCINATION" AGAINSTFUTURE PROBLEMS
• LITTLE PROGRESS IN CHECHNYA.

Volume 1 Issue 83

August 28, 1995

• DISPLAYING THE WRONG COLORS CAN BE DANGEROUS.
• KAZAKHSTAN WILL PUT SEVERAL BUSINESSES UNDER RUSSIAN CONTROL.
• TAJIK TALKS IN JEOPARDY AS FIGHTING SPREADS.
• A NEW ROUTE OUT OF CENTRAL ASIA?
• BAKU LINKS CIS PARTICIPATION TO KARABAGH TALKS.
• MOSCOW RADIO NOTES FALLING STANDARD OF LIVING IN ARMENIA.
• GEORGIAN ELECTION SET FOR NOVEMBER 5.
• UKRAINE SEEKS TO SELL ARMS TO PAKISTAN.
• SNEGUR LAUNCHES PRESIDENTIAL PARTY IN MOLDOVA.
• OLD BELARUSIAN PARLIAMENT TO MEET.
• MINSK FACTORY PAYS WITH PROMISSORY NOTES.
• UKRAINE TO HAVE GOOD GRAIN HARVEST.
• VILNIUS ALARMED BY LATEST BOMBING OF NEWSPAPER.
• BELARUS PRESIDENT PUSHING EASTWARD AND BACKWARD.
• RUSSIAN MASTER BANK WANTS TO BUY FAILED LATVIAN BANK.
• RUSSIANS EXPECT THEIR CHILDREN TO BECOME CRIMINALS.
• BALTS ALARMED BY GERMAN STATEMENTS ON NATO.
• RUSSIAN OFFICIALS CONTINUE TO EXTORT MONEY FROM BUSINESSMEN.
• ROSSEL PROMISES NOT TO REVIVE URALS REPUBLIC IDEA.
• ALEKSII II WARNS OF FALLOUT FROM TALEBAN CASE.
• FILATOV, YAKOVLEV LOSE GOVERNMENT PROTECTION.
• RUSSIAN TEACHERS REFUSE TO TEACH THIS FALL.
• MOSCOW MAY MOVE RUSSIANS TO CHINA BORDER REGION.
• CHERNOMYRDIN: MOSCOW WILL CUT EXPORT DUTIES.
• YELTSIN VETOES MORE BILLS.
• GAIDAR PARTY OFFERS TO SELL ACCESS TO CONTRIBUTORS.
• ZHIRINOVSKY WARNS OF COUP D'ETAT.
• ZYUGANOV, RUTSKOI OUTLINE THEIR PROGRAMS.
• LUZHKOV BACKS CHERNOMYRDIN.
• POLICE BEEF UP SECURITY FOR AMERICANS IN SAINT PETERSBURG.
• NUCLEAR ACCIDENTS SEEN AS POSSIBLE IN MOSCOW ITSELF.
• YELTSIN URGES INTERIOR MINISTRY TO STEP UP FIGHT AGAINST CRIME.
• RUSSIA WILL IMPORT GRAIN THIS YEAR.
• RUSSIAN ARMY FACES INTERRUPTIONS IN FOOD SUPPLIES.
• RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT TO HELP ONLY "GOOD" BANKS IN CURRENTCRISIS.
• LOBOV ARRIVES IN GROZNY.

Volume 1 Issue 82

August 25, 1995

• ONE FLIES, THE OTHER DOESN'T.
• NEW ISLAMIC CENTER TO OPEN IN TASHKENT.
• KYRGYZ MUFTI SACKED FOR MISMANAGEMENT.
• RUSSIA LAUNCHES NEW OIL AND GAS VENTURES IN CENTRAL ASIA.
• YEVNEVICH: NO MILITARY EQUIPMENT BEING WITHDRAWN FROM MOLDOVA.
• CHISINAU SAYS GAGAUZ DISARMAMENT COMPLETE.
• MOSCOW DENOUNCES ABKHAZIA FOR REJECTING GEORGIAN PACT.
• IMF PRAISES BELARUSIAN ECONOMIC POLICIES.
• KUCHMA CRITICIZES PREDECESSOR'S MISTAKES IN ECONOMIC POLICY.
• RUSSIANS, UKRAINIANS REACT TO LUKASHENKO ATTACK.
• ..AS KALININGRAD AUTHORITIES TURN OFF ELECTRICITY TO THE MILITARY.
• GERMAN PRESS CRITICIZES RUEHE FOR BALTIC REMARKS.
• LATVIAN BUDGET DEFICIT TO SOAR.
• VIOLATOR OF RUSSIAN-CHINESE BORDER KILLED.
• RUSSIANS LAUNCH LARGE MILITARY EXERCISES IN KALININGRAD...
• KAZAN OPPOSITION REFUSES TO JOIN TATARSTAN PRESIDENTIAL COUNCIL.
• MOSCOW SETS UP FUND FOR ETHNIC RUSSIANS ABROAD.
• YELTSIN VETO OF PRESS BILL SEEN KILLING LOCAL PAPERS.
• YELTSIN APPROVES LAW PROTECTING SEMIPALATINSK VETERANS.
• MOSCOW, YAROSLAVL FACE OFF OVER CONTROL OF FACTORY.
• PROSECUTORS ANGRY AT MILITARY'S PROTECTION OF WRONGDOERS.
• MOSCOW POLICE RAID GANG HEADQUARTERS.
• NEW INTERIOR MINISTER FINDS GRAFT RAMPANT IN THE RANKS.
• CENTRAL BANK GAVE "TACIT" APPROVAL TO FRAUDULENTFIRMS.
• UNEMPLOYMENT INCREASES ACCELERATING AGAIN.
• MOSCOW WORKERS DEMONSTRATE AGAINST NEW RUSSIANS.
• DUMA PREPARING LAWS TO LIFT SANCTIONS ON ROGUE STATES.
• GENERAL: "A HUNGRY ARMY IS NO ARMY."
• CRIMINALS SEEN WANTING DUMA IMMUNITY.
• MOSCOW SIGNS NEW NUCLEAR ACCORD WITH TEHRAN.
• WILL A POLITICIAN BE THE NEXT ASSASSINATION VICTIM?
• RUSSIA AGAIN CALLS FOR LIFTING SANCTIONS AGAINST BELGRADE.
• PARAMONOVA: NO BANKING CRISIS YET.
• YELTSIN SENDS LOBOV, SECURITY COUNCIL GROUP TO CHECHNYA.

Volume 1 Issue 81

August 24, 1995

• RUSSIAN HELICOPTER ATTACKED NEAR AFGHAN BORDER.
• IT PAYS TO LISTEN TO AIRPORT ANNOUNCEMENTS.
• PAKISTAN'S BHUTTO VISITS KAZAKHSTAN
• MOSCOW PAPER DENOUNCES "RUTHLESS AUTHORITARIANISM"IN ARMENIA.
• KAZIMIROV CALLS FOR RUSSIAN CONTROL OF LACHIN CORRIDOR.
• CHURCH LEADERS ATTACK UKRAINIAN GOVERNMENT.
• MISSILES FOR SALE IN UKRAINE.
• BELARUSIAN PARLIAMENT TO MEET IN SEPTEMBER, HOLD ELECTIONSIN NOVEMBER.
• LUKASHENKO LASHES OUT.
• MOSCOW CLAIMS NOT TO HAVE ARCHIVES ON LITHUANIAN VICTIMS.
• AUTHORITIES SUSPEND ANOTHER BANK IN LATVIA.
• ESTONIANS MARK 56TH ANNIVERSARY OF MOLOTOV-RIBBENTROP PACT.
• ESTONIAN PRESIDENT CRITICIZES GROUP APPROACH TO NATO EXPANSION.
• EIGHTY PERCENT OF RUSSIANS FACE FALLING STANDARD OF LIVING.
• DUMA MEMBERS DENOUNCE GOVERNMENT'S PENSION PLAN.
• AMERICAN LAB HELPS RUSSIANS IMPROVE NUCLEAR SECURITY.
• BUTYRKA PRISON PROHIBITS USE OF TAPE RECORDERS.
• DOCUMENTATION ON NUCLEAR MATERIALS LOST IN 1991.
• CIS BANK HOPES TO EXPAND OPERATIONS.
• IDEA THAT "RUSSIA IS NOT READY FOR DEMOCRACY" SPREADS MONG ELITE.
• COAL MINERS, HYDRO WORKERS, AND METRO ENGINEERS THREATEN STRIKES.
• RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES PERSECUTED 220 JOURNALISTS IN CHECHNYA,PAPER SAYS.
• WESTERN BANKS NOW LIKELY TO IMPOSE TIGHTER RULES ON RUSSIANPARTNERS.
• GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO REIN IN ELECTRIC POWER RATE INCREASES.
• RUBLE CORRIDOR SEEN RISING, NARROWING.
• LEADING RUSSIAN BANKS IN TROUBLE.
• BOMB FOUND NEAR AMERICAN EMBASSY IN MOSCOW.
• CHERNOMYRDIN: MOSCOW WILL NOT COMPENSATE FRAUD LOSSES.
• DOES RYBKIN HAVE A DEAL WITH YELTSIN?
• MILITARIZATION OF RUSSIAN POLITICS SEEN.
• PAPER SUGGESTS YELTSIN MAY DELAY PRESIDENTIAL VOTE.
• VOLSKY SETS CHECHEN LOSSES AT 30-35,000.
• YELTSIN SAID TO BE WORKING
• YELTSIN UNABLE TO CHOOSE REPRESENTATIVE FOR CHECHNYA.
• UKRAINIAN PEACEKEEPERS LEAVE GORAZDE
• CHECHEN TALKS RESUME, DISARMING OF UNITS SLOWS

Volume 1 Issue 80

August 23, 1995

• SOMETIMES YOU CAN'T EVEN GIVE GRENADES AWAY.
• KAZAKH CHROME DEAL WITH JAPAN DRAWS RUSSIAN IRE.
• HIRED GUNS IN TAJIKISTAN.
• TBILISI PUTS OFF QUESTION OF FEDERALISM.
• TURKEY TO PRESS MOSCOW ON PIPELINE.
• UKRAINE HOSTS US SIXTH FLEET VISIT
• TRANDNIESTER AUTHORITIES NOW RATIONING BREAD.
• WESTERN FIRMS TO EXPAND KLAIPEDA PORT.
• LUKASHENKO: BELARUS NEEDS WESTERN HELP FOR ARMS REDUCTION.
• MINSK AUTHORITIES ARREST FOUR UNION LEADERS.
• KUCHMA: NO DEAL ON BLACK SEA FLEET LIKELY BEFORE RUSSIAN ELECTIONS.
• BANKING PROBLEMS CONTINUE IN LATVIA, LITHUANIA.
• RUSSIAN MP WANTS RUSSIAN BASES IN BALTIC COUNTRIES.
• GERMAN DEFENSE MINISTER: BONN BACKS BALTIC EFFORTS TO JOINEU.
• KALININGRAD WANTS TO GO AHEAD WITH OIL EXPLORATION.
• RUSSIAN REGIONS "HUNGER" FOR MOSCOW PUBLICATIONS.
• AVERAGE MOSCOW BEGGAR ALSO YOUNG.
• NEW RUSSIAN MILITARY PLANES PUT ON SALE.
• MOST RUSSIAN BANKERS VERY YOUNG.
• BRIBERY WIDESPREAD AMONG HIGHWAY POLICE.
• YELTSIN'S OFFICE TO USE SOVIET-ERA NAMES FOR NON-RUSSIAN COUNTRIES.
• MOSCOW TO REFORM PENSION SYSTEM.
• SWISS CALL FOR RUSSIAN INTEGRATION INTO EUROPEAN SECURITY SYSTEM.
• PERM LEGISLATORS WANT GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS.
• GRACHEV APPROVES SERVICEMAN'S UNION.
• GOVERNMENT SEEN "BUYING OFF" AGRARIANS.
• BARSUKOV STRENGTHENS FEDERAL SECURITY SERVICE.
• "OPINION LEADERS" SUPPORT GOVERNMENT.
• CENTRAL BANK TO DECIDE SOON ON POST-OCTOBER EXCHANGE RATE.
• AGENTS ARREST MAN HIDING RADIOACTIVE COBALT.
• DUMA CAMPAIGN "OFFICIALLY" BEGINS.
• IS MOSCOW PREPARING TO LIFT SANCTIONS ON BELGRADE?
• FAILURE TO PAY SOLDIERS "SHAKING THE WHOLE ARMY."
• RUSSIANS, CHECHENS TRY TO LOOK BEYOND ARGUN.

Volume 1 Issue 79

August 22, 1995

• KAZAKHSTAN HOLDS FIRM IN TALKS WITH RUSSIA.
• TAJIK AUTHORITIES FREE PRICES FOR BREAD.
• PAID IN THE COIN OF THE REALM.
• ANTI-NAZARBAYEV PROTESTERS ARRESTED IN ALMATY.
• DIVIDED CASPIAN FLOTILLA NO LONGER AN EFFECTIVE FORCE.
• UKRAINE ATTRACTS MORE FOREIGN INVESTMENT.
• UKRAINIAN NATIONALISTS SEE THEMSELVES AS BYRONS AND HEMINGWAYS.
• RUSSIAN STATION MAY RETURN TO UKRAINE'S MAIN CHANNEL IF MOSCOWPAYS UP.
• REAL UNEMPLOYMENT IN BELARUS SAID TO BE 20 PERCENT.
• STRIKEBREAKERS USED TO RESTART MINSK SUBWAY.
• PALDISKI CONFERENCE ENDS ON OPTIMISTIC NOTE.
• LUKASHENKO BAN ON POST-SOVIET HISTORIES DRAWS PROTEST.
• ESTONIAN GOVERNMENT PLAN TO LICENSE MEDIA STIRS CONTROVERSY.
• KALININGRAD IN NO HURRY TO SIGN ACCORD WITH MOSCOW.
• TATARSTAN ASKS RESIDENTS TO TURN IN GUNS.
• SECURITY OFFICIAL SAYS CHECHEN WAR LED TO MORE ARMS THEFTSIN FAR EAST.
• FIGHTER FACTORY NOW PRODUCING STREET CARS.
• MUSCOVITES TO PAY MORE FOR RESIDENCE REGISTRATION.
• ITALIAN MAFIA LEADER HIDING OUT IN BURYATIA?
• SIBERIANS CONSUME ONE BOTTLE OF VODKA EACH EVERY DAY.
• FINANCIAL SPECIALIST: "THE RUSSIAN STATE IS PROMOTINGTHE CRIMINALIZATION OF THE ECONOMY."
• RUSSIAN SMALL BUSINESSES GROWING RAPIDLY.
• RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT FAILS TO HELP CHERNOBYL VETERANS.
• OFFICIAL: NO PLANS TO RAISE PENSION AGE.
• RUSSIAN OFFICERS GIVEN GERMAN-BUILT HOUSING.
• STAVROPOL OFFICIALS LACK FUNDS TO FIGHT POLIO EPIDEMIC.
• DEPUTIES FROM RUSSIA'S NORTHWEST MEET TO DRAFT COMMON PROGRAM.
• NORTH CAUCASIANS ANNOUNCE DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.
• GRACHEV NAMED HONORARY COSSACK COMMANDER.
• EX-FINANCE MINISTER URGES YELTSIN TO NAME NEW BANK CHIEF.
• YELTSIN'S NEW COUNCIL ON RELIGION SEEN AS ELECTION TOOL.
• RUSSIA MAY WITHDRAW PEACEKEEPERS FROM CROATIA.
• ZHIRINOVSKY: "RUSSIA IS MY CONSTITUENCY."
• KALMYK LEADER TO JOIN CHERNOMYRDIN'S BLOC DESPITE ITS "BOLSHEVIK"PROPAGANDA.
• CHECHEN WAR SEEN BECOMING A CIVIL WAR.
• FOREIGN MINISTRY ACCUSES EASTERN EUROPEANS OF HELPING CHECHENS.
• RUSSIANS BLAME GORBACHEV FOR END OF SOVIET UNION.
• CHERNOMYRDIN: MOSCOW WILL CRUSH ALL CHECHEN PROVOCATIONS.
• RYBKIN BLOC GETS A NAME AND NOT MUCH MORE.

Volume 1 Issue 78

August 21, 1995

• TURKISH PREMIER SIGNS "JEANS ACCORD" IN TURKMENISTAN.
• THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT A SAILOR.
• KAZAKHSTAN PROTESTS CHINESE NUCLEAR TEST.
• THREE RUSSIANS FOUND DECAPITATED IN TAJIKISTAN.
• ARMENIA ATTEMPTS TO REGULARIZE GAS DELIVERIES.
• ARMENIANS REPORTED PAYING $1500 TO BE LISTED AS JEWS.
• ALIYEV SEEN USING COUP CHARGES TO CONTROL ALL OPPONENTS.
• UN SECURITY COUNCIL CRITICIZES ABKHAZ.
• KIEV REFUSES TO REGISTER NATIONALIST GROUP.
• CRIMEAN TATAR PARTY HOLDS CONSTITUENT CONGRESS.
• ANOTHER LATVIAN BANK FAILS.
• RUSSIANS BUYING UP USED CARS IN LITHUANIA.
• BELARUSIAN KGB: STRIKERS ARE "PAID AGENTS" OF THEWEST.
• ESTONIAN PRESIDENT GRANTS AWARD TO AMERICAN DIPLOMAT KILLEDIN SARAJEVO.
• KAMCHATKA RESIDENTS SEE THEMSELVES AS THE "CHECHNYA OFTHE FAR EAST."
• SHUMEIKO SUGGESTS REFEDERALIZATION IS IMPOSSIBLE NOW.
• SOSKOVETS TELLS NORTH CAUCASIANS NOT TO COUNT ON MOSCOW AID.
• INGUSH WANT DIRECT MOSCOW RULE IN DISPUTED REGION.
• SATAROV DOES NOT SEE ANY LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL.
• THE "PUPPETS" NOW HAVE A TAX PROBLEM.
• BUS HIJACKER CHARGED AND ACCOMPLICES SOUGHT.
• KORZHAKOV AIDE NAMED TO SECURITIES COMMITTEE.
• FIRMER RUBLE UNDERMINES OIL INDUSTRY PROFITABILITY.
• RUSSIAN MEDIA FASCINATED WITH CITIBANK CRIME.
• LOBOV ASKS YELTSIN NOT TO SEND HIM TO CHECHNYA.
• DEMOCRATS SEEN LOSING NEXT ELECTIONS.
• YOUNG RUSSIANS DISSATISFIED.
• YELTSIN NOW LEAST TRUSTED RUSSIAN POLITICIAN.
• CHERNOMYRDIN DEFENDS HIS POLICIES.
• CHERNOMYRDIN ADOPTS HARD LINE IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
• COMMUNISTS LEAD IN OPINION POLL.
• YELTSIN OPPONENT APPARENT VICTOR IN SVERDLOVSK RACE.
• BRYANSK RESIDENTS TEAR DOWN WALL TO PROTEST PRIVILEGES OF "NEW RUSSIANS."
• RUSSIAN NUCLEAR SUBMARINERS REFUSE TO SAIL UNTIL PAID.
• YELTSIN CALLS FOR SUMMIT ON SARAJEVO.
• RUSSIA SEEN AT THE "THRESHOLD OF FAMINE."
• YELTSIN URGES UNIFICATION OF DEMOCRATIC FORCES.
• TENSIONS ON THE RISE IN CHECHNYA.
• FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF COUP MARKED QUIETLY.

Volume 1 Issue 77

August 18, 1995

• TURKMEN AUTHORITIES CRUSH PRISON MUTINIES.
• RUSSIAN PROSTITUTES MOVING TO POLAND.
• RUSSIAN MILITARY OFFICE SET UP IN KAZAKHSTAN.
• TAJIK GOVERNMENT, OPPOSITION EXTEND TRUCE.
• MUTALIBOV DENIES HE WAS BEHIND COUP ATTEMPT.
• NAZARBAYEV CONTINUES TO PRESS FOR SHIFTING KAZAKH CAPITAL.
• UKRAINIANS PROTEST COURT HEARING ON BANNING MILITANT GROUP.
• KIEV PREDICTS SMALLER HARVEST.
• TURKEY WANTS TO COOPERATE WITH RUSSIA ON PIPELINE ROUTE.
• LATVIAN BUDGET DEFICIT SEEN RISING BY $90 MILLION.
• BELARUSIAN TRANSIT TAX BACKFIRES.
• A NEW CAPITAL FOR RUSSIA?
• BALTIC PEACEKEEPERS HEAD FOR YUGOSLAVIA.
• YAKUT PRESIDENT TO FOLLOW KALMYK MODEL?
• DUMA CANDIDATES SEEN AS UNSTABLE.
• PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS TO BE RIGGED, PAPER SUGGESTS.
• SURVEY FINDS OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY DIVIDED ON CHERNOMYRDIN.
• POPULATION REMAINS INDIFFERENT TO UPCOMING VOTE.
• FEW RUSSIANS INTERESTED IN MARKET ECONOMY.
• NOMENKLATURA SEEKS TO RECLAIM POWER BY ELECTIONS.
• NEW FINANCE MINISTRY RULES SEEN RAISING TAXES, CUTTING WAGES.
• HARVEST ESTIMATES LOWERED AGAIN.
• PRIVATIZATION EFFORTS TO BE ACCELERATED.
• NUCLEAR POWER MINISTER SEES BRIGHT FUTURE FOR FOREIGN SALES.
• MOSCOW TO PRESS CLAIMS ON PROPERTY ABROAD.
• RUSSIAN CABINET APPROVES DRAFT COMMERCIAL SECRETS BILL.
• YELTSIN APPROVES ELECTION DISTRICT LAW.
• SVERDLOVSK GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS MARKED BY VIOLENCE.
• EXPERTS SAY CRIME GETTING ORGANIZED IN RUSSIA.
• LOBOV TO BE YELTSIN'S MAN IN CHECHNYA.
• RUSSIA SEEKS RELEASE OF AIRCRAFT CREW IN AFGHANISTAN.
• NO INFORMATION ON SECOND AMERICAN MISSING IN CHECHNYA.
• CHECHENS CONTINUE TO TURN IN ARMS.
• RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY WARNS OF ESCALATION IN YUGOSLAVIA.
• FRED CUNY IS DEAD.

Volume 1 Issue 76

August 17, 1995

• TURKEY EXTENDS $300 MILLION CREDIT TO KAZAKHSTAN.
• THE CASE OF THE MISSING GARBAGE.
• YEVNEVICH: ALL OSCE OBSERVERS WORK FOR WESTERN INTELLIGENCESERVICES.
• ALIYEV SURVIVES ANOTHER ATTEMPTED COUP.
• YEREVAN SEEKS TO EXTEND SUSPENSION OF DASHNAK PARTY.
• LITHUANIANS BEGIN JOINT MILITARY EXERCISES WITH US SOLDIERS.
• UKRAINIANS INCREASINGLY POLARIZED ON FOREIGN TIES.
• ESTONIAN AMBASSADOR TO MOSCOW: ECONOMIC PRESSURE WON'T WORK.
• JAPANESE CASH HELPS EASE LATVIAN BUDGET CRISIS.
• RUSSIAN PROSECUTOR: SECURITY HAS NOT IMPROVED AT RUSSIAN NUCLEARFACILITIES.
• KALININGRAD NOT PLANNING UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR POWER PLANT.
• RUSSIAN COSMONAUTS NOW MONITOR ARMS CONTROL ACCORDS.
• MANY RUSSIAN DRAFTEES ARE TOO THIN OR HAVE CRIMINAL BACKGROUNDS.
• GOVERNMENT SEEN FAILING TO STEM RISING TIDE OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS.
• RUSSIA TO INCREASE SALES OF SHOTGUNS TO US.
• PATRIARCH BACKS BURYING LENIN.
• TWO DEPUTY INTERIOR MINISTERS REPORTEDLY TO RESIGN.
• INTERIOR MINISTRY CLOSES UNDERGROUND DRUG LABS.
• RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT SETS UP STATE COMMITTEE FOR SMALL BUSINESSES.
• CHERNOMYRDIN REORGANIZES OIL COMPANIES.
• ORT TV CHIEF PROMISES NOT TO BE NEUTRAL.
• KALMYK PRESIDENT LAUNCHES EARLY REELECTION BID.
• YELTSIN REIMPOSES SOVIET-ERA RESTRICTIONS ON KREMLIN EMPLOYEES.
• 1996 BUDGET BEING REVISED EVEN BEFORE SUBMISSION.
• CENTRAL ELECTION COMMISSION BEGINS REGISTRATION OF PARTIES.
• RUSSIAN COMMENTATOR SEES CONTINUED FIGHTING IN CHECHNYA.
• BUSINESSMEN RALLY TO PROTEST CRIMINAL TERROR.
• FSB: FRED CUNY WORKED FOR WESTERN INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES.
• COUNTERINTELLIGENCE OFFICER FINDS MOSCOW'S APPROACH TO CHECHNYA"ABSURD."
• MOSCOW WELCOMES US PROPOSALS ON YUGOSLAVIA.
• CHECHENS BEGIN HANDING OVER WEAPONS.

Volume 1 Issue 75

August 16, 1995

• TAJIK STANDOFF DEFUSED.
• UZBEKISTAN ABSORBING SOUTH KOREAN INVESTMENT.
• US COMPANY ACQUIRES STAKE IN MAYKOP GAS FIELD.
• CILLER IN KAZAKHSTAN.
• AZERBAIJAN RULES OUT ARMS TRAFFIC TO CHECHNYA.
• IRAN MAY PARTICIPATE IN AZERI OIL PROJECT.
• RUSSIAN COMMAND IN MOLDOVA TO END DETONATION OF SURPLUS AMMUNITION.
• MOLDOVA'S RULING PARTY DEFINES ETHNIC POLICY.
• UKRAINE TAKING CHARGE OF CRIMEAN TATAR ISSUE.
• SPACE MODULE CONTRACT WITH BOEING SIGNED.
• TALIBAN DEMANDS INFORMATION ON DEPORTED AFGHANS.
• THREE BALKAN COUNTRIES FOR LIFTING YUGOSLAV SANCTIONS.
• KALMYK PRESIDENT'S MANDATE EXTENDED.
• CHERNOMYRDIN GETS BOSNIAN APPEAL ON ETHNIC CLEANSING.
• KOVALEV DEFENDS FORMER KGB DISSIDENT
• GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO INCREASE ARMS EXPORT
• HAS CUNY BEEN SPOTTED?
• FSB CLAIMS TURKISH INTELLIGENCE SUPPORTS DUDAYEV.
• RUSSIAN SENTENCED FOR SPYING FOR GERMANY.
• CHECHNYA: MOSCOW STOPS SHORT OF NEW FIGHT

Volume 1 Issue 74

August 15, 1995

• ...ANNOUNCE CREDIT, INVESTMENT IN KAZAKHSTAN.
• KAZAKHSTAN AGAIN DENIES URANIUM DEAL WITH LIBYA.
• DASHNAKS ABANDONING REINSTATEMENT EFFORT ?
• DAGHESTAN'S PRIME MINISTER'S APARTMENT HIT.
• TURKISH LEADERS TOUR CENTRAL ASIA
• SHEVARDNADZE URGES RESUMPTION OF ABKHAZ TALKS.
• MOLDOVAN OIL, GAS DEPOSITS COMING ON STREAM.
• TIRASPOL RATIONS BREAD.
• SEVASTOPOL DECRIES TV "PROVOCATION."
• CIVIC CONGRESS IN UKRAINE URGES PRO-SERB, ANTI-CROAT, ANTI-WESTERNPOLICY.
• BELARUS SEEKS HELP ON CFE CUTS.
• RUSSIA BRANCHING INTO THE WORLD.
• LUZHKOV PROFESSES LOYALTY TO YELTSIN BUT DETESTS KORZHAKOV.
• MOSCOW ON CLINTON'S BOSNIA VETO: GOOD BUT NOT ENOUGH
• RUSSIAN ULTIMATUM TO CHECHNYA.

Volume 1 Issue 73

August 14, 1995

• TAJIK-IRANIAN TALKS.
• KYRGYZSTAN WANTS TO JOIN CUSTOMS UNION.
• AZERBAIJAN ADOPTS ELECTORAL LAW.
• NORTH OSSETIAN-INGUSH TALKS SUSPENDED.
• DEMOCRATS FACE RESTRICTIONS IN NORTH CAUCASUS ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN.
• UKRAINE REASSERTS TITLE TO ISLAND, MINERAL DEPOSITS
• THEFT, MISMANAGEMENT JEOPARDIZE BLACK SEA FLEET PARTITION.
• "ALFA" RETURNS HOME TO KGB.
• ASTRAKHAN GETS DIRECT AIR LINK TO IRAN.
• DUMA ACTION ON ELECTORAL LEGISLATION.
• MOSCOW EXPELS AMERICAN, TURK, AS "SPIES."
• CHECHNYA: THE DUMA.
• CHECHNYA: ANOTHER MISSING AMERICAN.
• CHECHNYA: STALEMATE IN GROZNY.
• KOZYREV, LAKE DISCUSS YUGOSLAVIA CONFLICTS.
• DUMA VOTES TO LIFT ECONOMIC SANCTIONS ON RUMP YUGOSLAVIA, TO IMPOSE SANCTIONS ON CROATIA.

Volume 1 Issue 72

August 11, 1995

• TAJIK REGIME CREATES POLITICAL FRONT ORGANIZATION.
• ARAL SEA COUNCIL SESSION.
• LITHUANIA TO ERECT WORLD'S FIRST ZAPPA MONUMENT.
• KAZAKHSTAN DENIES URANIUM SALE TO LIBYA.
• BANS ON AZERBAIJANI PARTIES PROTESTED.
• LUKASHENKO AS EASTERN SLAVIC UNIFIER ?
• FINANCES SEEN AS DECISIVE FOR BLACK SEA FLEET'S FATE.
• RUSSIA TRANSFERRING CRIMEAN NAVAL AIR FACILITIES TO UKRAINE?
• JOINT EXERCISES ON THE LOWER DANUBE.
• LATVIAN-NORWEGIAN MILITARY AGREEMENT.
• SENIOR UKRAINIAN OFFICIALS VISIT DISPUTED ISLAND.
• RUSSIAN CREW DETAINED IN AFGHANISTAN.
• UPDATE ON RUSSIAN CREDITS TO CIS COUNTRIES.
• BANKERS TO LAUNCH INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION OF KIVELIDI MURDER.
• FINNO-UGRIC CONGRESS DISCUSSES CULTURAL REVIVAL.
• UNCERTAINTIES MOUNTING IN CHECHNYA
• RYBKIN SECONDS YELTSIN.
• YELTSIN-MILOSEVIC: INSTANT RAPPORT. "
• MEDIATION OFFER REAFFIRMED.

Volume 1 Issue 71

August 10, 1995

• RUSSIA-KAZAKHSTAN AGREEMENT ON BAIKONUR HAS COLLATERAL BENEFITS.
• SPACE BUDDIES FIND IT HARD TO STOMACH.
• AZERBAIJAN WARNED BY IRAN OVER ISRAEL LINKS.
• NORTH OSSETIAN-INGUSH TALKS MARK TIME.
• RUSSIA SEEN AS CHIEF THREAT TO AZERBAIJAN, REGION.
• TRANSDNIESTER IMPASSE DEEPENING.
• EINSELN ON NATO ENTRY.
• PARTNERSHIP-FOR-PEACE EXERCISE IN LOUISIANA.
• LITHUANIAN-NORWEGIAN MILITARY AGREEMENT.
• CIS ECONOMIC COURT SEEKS WIDER JURISDICTION.
• SIBERIA AND FAR EAST IDENTIFIED AS CHIEF SOURCES OF ARMS TRAFFICKING.
• NEW UNCERTAINTIES IN CHECHNYA
• NO PRISONERS EXCHANGED YET.
• TUDJMAN DECLINES YELTSIN'S INVITATION.
• YELTSIN, KOZYREV, ALEKSII II ATTACK CROATIA, WEST.

Volume 1 Issue 70

August 9, 1995

• ABKHAZIA, KABARDINO-BALKARIYA SIGN ANOTHER AGREEMENT
• AZERBAIJAN'S DRAFT ELECTORAL LAW CHALLENGED
• MOLDOVAN PRO-ROMANIAN PARTY CHANGES VIEWS
• GAGAUZ DISARMAMENT PROGRESSES, GUARD LEADER ARRESTED
• INONU IN BELARUS
• BLACK SEA FLEET TALKS ASSESSED
• BALTIC DEPUTIES AT US-SPONSORED DEFENSE SEMINAR
• LATVIAN SECURITIES TO ENTER INTERNATIONAL MARKET
• UKRAINE SEEKS FINANCING FOR CHERNOBYL CLOSURE.
• ESTONIA ADOPTS DEFENSE GUIDELINES
• ANOTHER ENTREPRENEUR KILLED.
• MIKHOELS MURDER STILL A STATE SECRET
• BANKING STRIKE CONSIDERED
• YELTSIN EXPANDS PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORITY OVER RELIGION
• PARATROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM MOSCOW
• SPECIAL DUMA SESSION CALLED.
• CHECHNYA: CEASE-FIRE TAKING HOLD, POLITICAL COMPROMISE NOTIN SIGHT
• DUMA'S MOOD STILL PRO-SERB
• AMBIGUOUS RUSSIAN SIGNALS ON CROATIA

Volume 1 Issue 69

August 8, 1995

• FREUDIAN PROJECTION?
• CONSTITUTIONAL STALEMATE IN GEORGIA.
• DRO TRIAL IN ARMENIA.
• UZBEKISTAN HALTS GAS DELIVERIES TO TAJIKISTAN.
• BELARUS DISSATISFIED WITH RUSSIA OVER MISSILES...
• ...AND OVER RUSSIAN MEDIA COVERAGE.
• INONU IN MINSK.
• MULTINATIONAL EXERCISES IN THE BLACK SEA.
• SHAKHRAI AGAINST DIVIDING FLEET WITH UKRAINE.
• PROVOCATION SUSPECTED IN VILNIUS JEWISH GRAVE DESECRATION.
• RUSSIA'S POPULATION DROPS BY 62,000 SINCE JANUARY.
• RUSSIAN UNEMPLOYMENT REACHES RECORD MARK.
• RUSSIA AS TRANSIT ROUTE FOR ILLEGAL MIGRATION TO THE WEST.
• DISPUTES OVER ELECTORAL LAW
• ...AND OVER MASS MEDIA'S ROLE IN ELECTIONS
• MOSCOW MOVES TO EASE CONCERNS OVER IRAN NUCLEAR PLANT PROJECT.
• GOVERNMENT DISCUSSES BANKER'S DEATH.
• MORE ON MOSCOW'S PROPOSALS FOR EX-YUGOSLAVIA.
• CHECHNYA: ELECTION DATE POSTPONED, PRISONER EXCHANGE IN TROUBLE.

Volume 1 Issue 68

August 7, 1995

• BRITAIN SLOW TO OPEN EMBASSIES IN TRANSCAUCASIA.
• KYRGYZSTAN BUYS CZECH RADAR.
• MOSCOW EYEING BELARUS FOODSTUFFS.
• CRIMEAN RED-BROWNS
• MORE ARRESTS IN ARMENIA.
• LITHUANIA, ESTONIA MODERNIZING AIRLINES.
• ESTONIAN BANKS SEE PROMISE IN NORTHEASTERN REGION.
• VILNIUS JEWISH GRAVES DESECRATED.
• US-LITHUANIAN MILITARY EXERCISE.
• YAVLINSKY "PRO-MILITARY."
• FOREIGN MINISTRY LOSING STAFF OVER LOW PAY.
• VOLKOGONOV: 21 MILLION WERE IN STALIN'S CAMPS
• RUSSIA RETURNING TO INDIAN ARMS MARKET.
• ELECTORAL TEST IN YELTSIN'S OLD TURF.
• YELTSIN TO RETURN TO WORK AUGUST 7.
• ANOTHER BANKER KILLED.
• THEY FAIL.
• CHECHNYA TRUCE FRAGILE.

Volume 1 Issue 67

August 4, 1995

• ZHIRINOVSKY SELLS OUT IN A NEW WAY.
• UZBEKISTAN CUTS GAS DELIVERIES TO TAJIKISTAN.
• HAIRIKIAN CALLS ON ARMENIAN OPPOSITION TO UNITE.
• IRAN TO SET UP OIL COMPANIES FOR THE CAUCASUS.
• CRIMEAN PARLIAMENT WANTS TO PARTICIPATE IN BSF TALKS.
• BAKU REFUSES TO REGISTER POPULAR FRONT.
• COMMUNISTS FROM ALL OVER PROTEST CONVICTION OF ALFREDS RUBIKS.
• MOSCOW BLACK SEA FLEET TALKS MAKE LITTLE PROGRESS.
• SMUGGLING REFUGEES NOW A BIG BUSINESS IN WESTERN REGIONS.
• ESTONIAN CABINET FAILS TO AGREE ON CHANGES IN CITIZENSHIP LAW.
• LATVIAN PARLIAMENT REFUSES TO DISMISS BANK GOVERNORS.
• A MONUMENT TO ANOTHER WAR.
• MOSCOW'S CHECHENS DEMAND END TO DISCRIMINATION.
• CONSUMER DEBT PREVENTS REPAIRS IN ENERGY INDUSTRY.
• KRASNODAR REGION TO IGNORE MOSCOW DECREE ON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.
• MOSCOW DRAFT FALLS SHORT.
• RUSSIAN SOLDIERS IN CHECHNYA WANT TO TALK TO JOURNALISTS.
• YELTSIN VETOES SECURITIES BILL.
• YELTSIN REJECTS WELFARE MEASURE.
• RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT FAILS TO FUND HOUSING FOR BALTIC FLEET OFFICERS.
• RUSSIAN JAILMATES STRIKE FOR TELEVISION.
• MOSCOW CITY: NEW TARIFFS ON FOOD DESIGNED TO CREATE POLITICALCRISIS.
• YELTSIN'S SECURITY REORGANIZATION SEEN ESTABLISHING "PARALLELGOVERNMENT."
• RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT SETS UP SPECIAL SQUADS TO DEPORT ILLEGALALIENS.
• COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT THE PRESIDENT CREATED.
• LEBED LEADS ALL COMPETITORS IN PRESIDENTIAL POLL.
• GRASSROOTS COMMUNISTS CHARGE ZYUGANOV HAS SOLD OUT.
• END OF MORATORIUM ON BORDER CHANGES SEEN LEADING TO UPSURGEIN NATIONALISM.
• RUSSIAN TELEVISION TO CARRY ADVERTISING AGAIN.
• ELECTION COMMISSION WANTS TO BAN PRIVATE ELECTION ADS.
• PARAMONOVA TO REMAIN AT CENTRAL BANK FOR NOW.
• RUSSIA, CHINA AGAIN DISPUTE OWNERSHIP OF RIVER ISLANDS.
• NATIONALITIES MINISTER LEARNED ETHNICITY IN LVIV.
• YELTSIN SEEN VETOING FEDERATION COUNCIL ELECTION BILL.
• DUMA SPECIAL SESSION STILL IN DOUBT.
• RUSSIA SEEN HEADING TOWARD LATIN AMERICA SCENARIO.
• RUSSIAN CABINET APPROVES 1996 BUDGET.
• YELTSIN HAILS CHECHEN ACCORDS.
• TENSIONS EASE IN GROZNY.

Volume 1 Issue 66

August 3, 1995

• IN RUSSIA, BUTTERFLIES ARE NOT FREE.
• YEREVAN ARRESTS MORE "TERRORISTS."
• TBILISI PROMOTES DIVISIONS WITHIN MESKHETIAN MOVEMENT.
• TAJIK OPPOSITION READIES MAJOR ATTACKS.
• NEW TRANSDNIESTER COMMANDER PROMOTED.
• PLOT AGAINST ALIYEV FOILED.
• RUSSIANS CONTINUE BLOCKADE OF AZERBAIJANI BORDER.
• FOREIGN MINISTRY: BAN ON ADOPTIONS BY FOREIGNERS VIOLATES WORLDNORMS.
• CLINTON TO MERI: NATO EXPANSION IS "IRREVERSIBLE."
• FORMER LATVIAN KGB BOSS DENIES USING VIOLENCE.
• REFORMER RETURNS TO POWER IN KIEV.
• ASYLUM LAW TO BE USED POLITICALLY.
• SOCIAL PROTESTS FORCE VLADIMIR OBLAST TO BORROW MONEY TO PAYPENSIONS.
• LUZHKOV SCRAMBLES TO FIND FOOD.
• MONARCHISTS REESTABLISH COUNCIL.
• QUESTIONNAIRES: A NEW FORM OF ESPIONAGE?
• GLAZIYEV: DEFENSE INDUSTRIES NOW SOURCE OF "SOCIAL INSTABILITY."
• RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT TO SUPPLY RUSSIAN FIRMS WITH STRATEGIC MATERIALS.
• SAGALAYEV: YELTSIN REGIME TIGHTENING CONTROL OVER TV.
• PROSECUTOR DEFENDS "PUPPETS" CASE.
• YELTSIN AIDE DENIES PRESIDENT WANTS TO FIRE KOVALEV.
• YELTSIN SIGNS LAW CREATING CIVIL SERVICE.
• RYBKIN: SPECIAL DUMA SESSION UNLIKELY.
• YELTSIN REAFFIRMS GOVERNMENT ROLE IN FOREIGN TRADE.
• MIGRANYAN AGAINST RUSSIAN PARTICIPATION IN PARTNERSHIP FORPEACE.
• NEW COMMISSION TO EXAMINE FOREIGN MINISTRY.
• RUSSIAN COMMUNITIES BLOC CALLS FOR PRESSURE ON "NEAR ABROAD."
• RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY REACHES OUT TO RUSSIANS ABROAD.
• "SEPARATIST" REGIONS SUPPORT CHERNOMYRDIN BLOC.
• ASTRAKHAN SEEKS SPECIAL STATUS.
• AIRBORNE COMMANDER: NO ONE SAID WE'D HAVE TO FIGHT IN CHECHNYA.
• GRACHEV IDENTIFIES ALLIES IN SECURITY COMMUNITY.
• KOZYREV AGAIN REJECTS US ON NUCLEAR SALES TO IRAN.
• CONSTITUTIONAL COURT MORE SPLIT ON CHECHNYA THAN EARLIER REPORTED.
• BLACK SEA FLEET CONFLICT HEATS UP.
• SECURITY COUNCIL DOCUMENT: PEACE WITH CHECHNYA "IMPOSSIBLE."
• CHECHENS BEING EXPELLED FROM RUSSIAN REGIONS.
• DUDAYEV APPROVES ACCORDS.

Volume 1 Issue 65

August 2, 1995

• DIFFERENT YARDSTICKS FOR DIFFERENT PEOPLES.
• MOSCOW PAPER: KARIMOV OUTSMARTED CHERNOMYRDIN.
• WAS MOSCOW BEHIND THE ASHGABAT DEMONSTRATIONS?
• KAZAKHS TO VOTE ON CONSTITUTION AUGUST 30.
• GAGARIN FALLS IN TASHKENT.
• BELGRADE WELCOMES KIEV'S OFFER TO MEDIATE BOSNIAN CRISIS.
• MOLDOVA DECLARES GAGAUZ CONFLICT OVER.
• GEORGIAN PARLIAMENTARIANS FAIL TO AGREE ON DRAFT CONSTITUTION.
• ESTONIAN PARLIAMENT RATIFIES EU ASSOCIATION AGREEMENT.
• ESTONIA COMPLETES INVENTORY OF RUSSIAN MILITARY BASES.
• LATVIAN NATIONALISTS SEEK TO LIMIT NATURALIZATION.
• MINSK TO GIVE NEEDY SPECIAL HOUSING GRANTS.
• DIPHTHERIA NOW "MOST DANGEROUS DISEASE" IN MOSCOW.
• RUSSIAN BORDER GUARDS TO PROTECT YAKUT RESOURCES.
• PIPELINE NEWS FROM ALL OVER.
• MOSCOW AGAIN REOPENS THE FATHER ALEKSANDR MEN MURDER CASE.
• NEW PRESS CHIEF PROMISES TOUGH LINE.
• KGB OFFICER WHO HELPED DISSIDENTS SENT TO PRISON.
• YELTSIN NAMES BARSUKOV TO SECURITY COUNCIL.
• HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST UNDER INVESTIGATION FOR SLANDERING YELTSIN.
• "STRATEGY" THINK TANK: RUSSIA MUST BELONG TO RUSSIANS.
• BABURIN'S NATIONALIST BLOC TO FOCUS ON PARLIAMENTARY VOTE.
• MOSCOW CITY WILL FIGHT ETHNIC HATRED.
• MUSLIMS, ORTHODOX CHRISTIANS ORGANIZE FOR ELECTIONS.
• DUMA BILL CHALLENGES YELTSIN ON PRIVATIZATION.
• ONE RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT IN FOUR HAS QUIT SINCE 1992.
• RUSSIA SCRAPS TWO CARRIERS, LAUNCHES SUBMARINE, PLEADS POVERTY.
• DUMA DEPUTIES SEEK SPECIAL SESSION.
• ANOTHER CIS MEETING FAILS TO REACH AGREEMENTS.
• KOVALEV BLAMES YELTSIN FOR DISSOLUTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS OFFICE.
• CHIEF JUSTICE DEFENDS CONSTITUTIONAL COURT DECISION ON CHECHNYA.
• RUSSIANS REMAIN DIVIDED ON CHECHEN ACCORDS.
• MOSCOW EXPECTS US, UN TO PRESSURE CROATIA.
• CHECHEN FIGHTING CONTINUES AFTER DEADLINE.
• DUDAYEV DISMISSES TOP NEGOTIATOR.

Volume 1 Issue 64

August 1, 1995

• NEVER ARGUE WITH A MAN IN A TANK.
• BAKU READY TO MAKE PEACE IF ARMENIA RETURNS LANDS.
• MOSCOW BACKS PLAN TO MERGE RUSSIAN, KAZAKH OIL FIRMS.
• 300 KILOGRAMS OF OPIUM SEIZED AT AFGHAN BORDER.
• RUSSIAN FORCES TO RESUME DESTRUCTION OF MUNITIONS IN TRANSDNIESTER.
• RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY DENIES MOSCOW PLANNING TO PRESSUREBAKU.
• KIEV TO SIGN COOPERATION ACCORDS WITH BELGRADE.
• ARMS SMUGGLING INCREASES IN UKRAINE.
• UKRAINIAN PAPER: MOSCOW PLANNING TO "STRANGLE" UKRAINEWITH GAS.
• CHISINAU PRESSES GAGAUZ TO TURN IN ARMS.
• MINSK ECONOMIST: BELARUSIAN ARMY SERVES RUSSIA, NOT BELARUS.
• LATVIA ISSUES ID CARDS TO NON-CITIZENS.
• GULF OF FINLAND NARROWED JULY 30.
• TERRORIST ACT IN VLADIVOSTOK.
• FINNO-UGRIC PEOPLES DEMAND THEIR RIGHTS.
• YELTSIN FAILS TO END TERRITORIAL DISPUTE IN KRASNOYARSK.
• WAITING FOR THE GREEN OCTOBER.
• MOSCOW NOT PAYING PRISON GUARDS.
• MOSCOW BUILDING BOOM MAY END.
• RUSSIA RESTORES ECONOMIC TIES WITH LIBYA.
• RUSSIA TO KEEP VIETNAM NAVAL BASE.
• FITUR HEAD SAYS RUSSIA TO HAVE 20 MILLION UNEMPLOYED.
• MUSCOVITES BELIEVE CRIMINALS RUN THEIR CITY.
• YELTSIN CANCELS SOVIET LEGAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE MILITARY.
• RUSSIAN DEFENSE MINISTRY WANTS BUDGET INCREASE.
• YELTSIN TO LIQUIDATE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION?
• CONSTITUTIONAL COURT TO RULE ON YELTSIN'S BLACK SEA FLEET ORDERS.
• MOSCOW SEEKS NEW FUNDS TO BRIDGE BUDGET GAP.
• RUSSIAN AVIATORS SAY CHECHENS HAVE STINGER MISSILES.
• MOSCOW PROSECUTORS VISIT JOURNALIST WHO INTERVIEWED BASAYEV.
• CONSTITUTIONAL COURT GIVES YELTSIN PARTIAL SUPPORT ON CHECHENORDERS.
• US, RUSSIA SPLIT ON CROATIA.
• YELTSIN TO REMAIN AT BARVIKHA THIS WEEK.
• IMPLEMENTATION OF GROZNY ACCORDS BEGINS.
• YELTSIN, CHERNOMYRDIN BACK CHECHEN AGREEMENT.

Volume 1 Issue 63

July 31, 1995

• IS INTERFAX GOING MONARCHIST?
• RUSSIAN MILITARY FACES MORE DIFFICULTIES IN TAJIKISTAN.
• REFUGEES BEGIN TO RETURN IN TAJIKISTAN.
• KARABAKH TALKS DON'T DISCUSS KARABAKH STATUS.
• HAS UZBEKISTAN JOINED THE CUSTOMS UNION?
• ARMENIAN AUTHORITIES ARREST DASHNAK LEADERS.
• AZERBAIJANIS ORGANIZE "ANTI-907" GROUP.
• CHERNYSHEV: MOSCOW DOES NOT SUPPORT KURDS.
• MOSCOW MEDIA TRACKS US-UKRAINIAN MANEUVERS.
• KUCHMA PLEDGES UKRAINIAN PEACEKEEPERS FOR KARABAKH.
• YELTSIN, KUCHMA ISSUE JOINT MESSAGE TO BLACK SEA FLEET.
• ESTONIAN PRESIDENT AGAINST LINKING WITHDRAWAL ACCORD, BORDERTREATY.
• LATVIA NATURALIZES FIRST CITIZENS.
• LUKASHENKO SEES WEST AS KEY TO SOLVING BELARUSIAN CRISIS.
• 7-8 MILLION PENSIONERS MAY NOT RECEIVE THEIR MONEY IN JULY.
• ORENBURG RESIDENTS BLAME YELTSIN FOR THEIR PROBLEMS.
• UNIVERSAL PICTURES TO RESTRICT DISTRIBUTION OF MOVIE IN RUSSIA.
• 20 PERCENT OF RUSSIANS CAN'T EARN ENOUGH TO BUY FOOD.
• MOSCOW TO MAINTAIN LIQUOR OUTPUT AT 1994 LEVELS.
• HALF OF RUSSIAN OFFICERS WON'T BE PAID THIS MONTH.
• NOVOCHERKASSK STUDENTS SUE THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
• RUSSIA LEADS CIS IN INFLATION.
• 45 BANKERS KILLED SINCE 1992.
• CENTRAL BANK MOVES TO BLOCK CAPITAL FLIGHT.
• YELTSIN SETS UP NEW FUNDS TO END PRIVATE HOARDING.
• GROMOV LAUNCHES ELECTION CAMPAIGN.
• RUSSIA TO REQUIRES AIDS TESTING FOR LONG-TERM FOREIGN RESIDENTS.
• LAWMEN DENOUNCE FOREIGN MINISTRY FOR SELLING PASSPORTS TO CRIMINALS.
• 82 MOSCOW POLICEMEN GUILTY OF CRIMES SO FAR IN 1995.
• REPRESSED PEOPLES UNLIKELY TO GET TERRITORY BACK.
• MOSCOW URGED NOT TO SELL NUCLEAR MATERIALS TO IRAN.
• MOSCOW CONSIDERING NEW ARMS SALES TO INDIA.
• FAPSI WARNS OF WESTERN "INFORMATION WEAPON."
• FIRST MONUMENT TO CHECHEN WAR VICTIMS UNVEILED.
• CHECHEN FORCES SEIZE, RELEASE HOSTAGES IN DAGHESTAN.
• RUSSIAN TROOPS IN MOSCOW DENY THEY'RE FIGHTING TERRORISM.
• STAVROPOL TROOPS PUT ON ALERT.
• MOSCOW WORRIED BY INCREASING INDEPENDENCE OF REGIONS.
• YELTSIN CONTINUES REORGANIZATION OF SECURITY SERVICES.
• KOZYREV: MOSCOW TO INSIST ON UN VETO OF NATO ACTIONS IN BOSNIA.
• RUSSIANS DON'T EXPECT PEACE IN CHECHNYA.
• CHECHENS, RUSSIANS SIGN ARMISTICE.

Volume 1 Issue 62

July 28, 1995

• SHAKHRAI TO OVERSEE FOREIGN MINISTRY.
• FOREIGN MINISTRY PLANNING CHIEF: RUSSIA MUST FULFILL ITSUNIQUE MISSION.
• THE INDIFFERENT WILL DECIDE THE RUSSIAN ELECTIONS.
• MOSCOW COMMITS SIX TRILLION RUBLES TO AGRICULTURAL SECTOR.
• RUSSIAN ARMY NOW IN "CRISIS."
• MOSCOW LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO OPPOSE NATO FORCES IN BOSNIA.
• MOSCOW SPLIT ON CHECHEN STRATEGY.

Volume 1 Issue 61

July 27, 1995

• RYABOV: "RUSSIA IS NOT A BANANA REPUBLIC."
• TURKIC COUNTRIES PREPARE FOR SUMMIT.
• MOSCOW PRESSES GEORGIA TO FEDERALIZE.
• KAZAKHSTAN REJECTS RUSSIA´S CASPIAN SEA DOCTRINE.
• RUSSIAN MILITARY SUSPENDS DETONATION OF SURPLUS AMMUNITIONIN TRANSDNIESTER.
• GAGAUZ DISARMAMENT POSING PROBLEMS.
• ESTONIAN-RUSSIAN BORDER TALKS END WITHOUT PROGRESS.
• UKRAINE NOT OPPOSED TO ADDITIONAL NATO TROOPS IN BOSNIA.
• KUCHMA REFUSES TO ORDER REBURIAL OF UKRAINIAN PRELATE.
• KIEV, CHISINAU TO EXPAND MILITARY COOPERATION.
• RUSSIAN DIPLOMATS WARN AGAINST PRESSURING THE BALTS.
• RUSSIANS FEAR CIVIL WAR.
• WITHHOLDING OF PAY SPARKS MORE STRIKES.
• SUICIDES, MURDERS AND GENERAL CRIME ALL GOING UP IN RUSSIA.
• RUSSIAN BANKERS CONCERNED ABOUT RECENT MURDERS.
• SECURITY INCREASED IN NORTH CAUCASUS.
• NUCLEAR FORCES PERSONNEL NOW WORKING 100 HOURS A WEEK.
• NORTH OSSETIAN-INGUSH DISPUTE CONTINUES.
• BARSUKOV ACCUSED OF LINKS WITH CIA.
• LIVSHITS: ECONOMY HAS STOPPED FALLING BUT WON'T SOON GROW.
• RUSSIAN ADMIRAL SEES ARCTIC AS NEXT ZONE OF CONFRONTATION.
• SOVIET-ERA MEDIA BOSS NAMED TO HEAD STATE PRESS BODY.
• MOSCOW RENEWS DEBATE ON NATIONAL SECURITY DOCTRINE.
• LEBED URGES ORTHODOX ALLIANCES FOR RUSSIA.
• RUSSIA, CHINA DISCUSS MILITARY-TECHNICAL COOPERATION.
• RUSSIA SEEKS TO RETAIN VIETNAMESE NAVAL BASE.
• CONSTITUTIONAL COURT REPORTED SPLIT ON CHECHNYA CASE.
• 259 PARTIES AND GROUPS REGISTERED FOR UPCOMING PARLIAMENTARYELECTION.
• KUCHMA, CHERNOMYRDIN FAIL TO REACH AGREEMENT.
• YELTSIN OPPOSES USE OF FORCE IN BOSNIA.
• MOSCOW CHANGES ITS NEGOTIATING POSITION ON CHECHNYA.

Volume 1 Issue 60

July 26, 1995

• GEORGIA TO CONDUCT JOINT EXERCISES WITH RUSSIAN ARMY.
• UZBEKISTAN SEEN LIKELY TO JOIN RUSSIAN-LED FREE TRADE AREA.
• RUSSIAN COUNTERFEITERS ARE NOT STUPID.
• MARCHUK: CRIMEA MUST PAY ITS TAXES.
• KIEV RESIDENTS BACK REBURIAL OF PATRIARCH.
• KUCHMA TO SIGN ECONOMIC AGREEMENTS IN BAKU.
• KUCHMA MOSCOW VISIT AVOIDS KEY QUESTIONS.
• UKRAINIAN MONTHLY INFLATION FALLS TO 4.8 PERCENT
• RUSSIA WANTS LITHUANIA TO MODIFY ITS CONSTITUTION.
• LATVIA OPENS FIRST STOCK EXCHANGE SINCE 1940.
• LATVIAN GOLD AND CASH RESERVES FALL.
• ESTONIA MOVES TO SHORE UP TROUBLED BANK.
• ESTONIAN POLICE SEIZE RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL.
• NTV TO OPEN NORTH CAUCASUS BUREAU.
• MAKING IT SAFER FOR THE ELITE TO TRAVEL THE STREETS.
• ILLARIONOV: CENTRAL BANK UNDERMINES CHANCE OF FINANCIAL STABILIZATION.
• MOSCOW'S DRIVE TO EXPORT OIL MAY LEAD TO DOMESTIC SHORTAGES.
• RUSSIAN MONARCHISTS GET ORGANIZED.
• WILL BANKER'S MURDERER BE CAUGHT?
• MORE MUSCOVITES NOW SAY THEY WILL VOTE.
• COMMUNIST OPPOSITION PLANS MASS PROTESTS FOR THE FALL.
• PROBLEMS WITH ELECTORAL DISTRICTS COULD BE SIGNIFICANT.
• 78 FEDERATION COUNCIL MEMBERS SUPPORT NEW ELECTION PROCEDURES.
• DUMA MEMBER FEARS THIRD WORLD WAR.
• KOKOSHIN WARNS AGAINST FURTHER CUTS IN DEFENSE BUDGET.
• A BLOC IN SEARCH OF A NAME.
• MOSCOW MAY NOT RENEW NORTH KOREAN TREATY.
• MOSCOW, TOKYO SET UP SOSKOVET-KONO COMMISSION.
• MOSCOW SEES FINLAND AS PRIME TRADE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
• YELTSIN TALKS "TOUGH" WITH SECURITY OFFICIALS.
• YELTSIN MEETS WITH CHERNOMYRDIN.
• MOSCOW REPORTEDLY SENDS NORTH CAUCASIANS TO GUARD NUCLEAR PLANTS.
• BASAYEV: RUSSIAN MILITARY SELLS CHECHNYA WEAPONS.
• CHERNOMYRDIN, KOZYREV CONTINUE TO OPPOSE ANY USE OF FORCE INBOSNIA.
• CHECHEN TALKS RECESS UNTIL JULY 29.

Volume 1 Issue 59

July 25, 1995

• THE LATEST WORD FROM A NONEXISTENT COUNTRY.
• ERRATUM:
• TAJIK FIGHTING BEGINS TO INTENSIFY.
• BAKU DENIES ARMENIAN REPORTS OF CHANGE IN NAKHICHEVAN'S STATUS.
• KAZAKHSTAN ENDS CONTROLS ON EXPORT OF PRECIOUS METALS.
• POLITICAL CRISIS IN MOLDOVA.
• GEORGIA HOPES FOR RUSSIA ASSISTANCE AGAINST SEPARATISM.
• KIEV TO SEEK INTERNATIONAL HELP FOR CRIMEAN TATARS.
• LUKASHENKO: MINSK NEEDS HELP TO DESTROY ARMAMENTS.
• RUSSIANS SEEK FINNISH PIPELINE TO BYPASS BALTICS.
• KALININGRAD LEADER: RUSSIA, BALTICS MUST AGREE ON "SPHERESOF INFLUENCE."
• RIGA TO PROSECUTE ANYONE SPREADING RUMORS ABOUT LATVIAN BANKS.
• MENTAL ILLNESS RISING IN RUSSIA.
• SOBCHAK ANNOUNCES A SOLUTION TO PROBLEM OF HOMELESSNESS AMONGCHILDREN.
• MONARCHISTS URGED TO SEEK REHABILITATION OF NICHOLAS II.
• RUSSIA SEEN BECOMING A MAJOR DRUG SHIPMENT ROUTE.
• OFFSHORE STATUS FOR KALININGRAD?
• STRATEGIC ROCKET FORCES "UNDERFINANCED AND UNDERSTAFFED."
• FAR EASTERN YARD HALTS REPAIRS TO NUCLEAR SUBS.
• YELTSIN DISBANDS SOCIAL POLICY COUNCIL.
• RUSSIAN EXPECTS 3.3 MILLION IMMIGRANTS IN 1995-96.
• ADVERTISING RETURNS TO RUSSIAN TELEVISION.
• RUSSIA LAUNCHES ARMS VENTURE WITH BULGARIA.
• RUSSIANS SAID TO BE INDIFFERENT TO FATE OF COMPATRIOTS ABROAD.
• FOREIGN EXCHANGE TRADING FALLS.
• PAPER BLAMES SAKHAROV FOR CHECHNYA.
• DUMA SIMPLIFIES TAXES, EXPORTS.
• A SECOND COURT CHALLENGE ON CHECHNYA.
• DAVYDOV: RUSSIA MAY NEED TWO YEARS TO GET INTO WTO.
• RYBKIN SAYS AGRARIANS ARE HIS ALLIES.
• RUSSIA INCREASES OIL EXPORTS.
• MOSCOW WON'T IMPORT GRAIN BUT RUSSIAN FIRMS WILL.
• FOOD PRICES UP 1 PERCENT IN JULY.
• RUSSIA TO EXPAND ACTIVITIES AT IRANIAN NUCLEAR PLANT.
• BAKSUKOV NAMED SECURITY MINISTER.
• CHECHNYA TALKS STALL.
• KOZYREV WARNS THAT BOSNIA COULD LEAD TO A "BIG WAR."

Volume 1 Issue 58

July 24, 1995

• DUSHANBE ALLOWS TAJIK DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO RESUME WORK.
• NO SEX PLEASE, WE'RE KARELIANS.
• AN ALTERNATIVE ACCORD ON KARABAKH?
• PRIVATE MONOPOLIES SEEN THREATENING KYRGYZSTAN.
• KAZAKHS DEPORT TAJIKS SUSPECTED OF ATTACKING RUSSIANS.
• KAZAKHSTAN LIMITS IMMIGRATION.
• TAJIKISTAN TO IMPORT TURKMEN NATURAL GAS?
• MOSCOW TO STEP UP PRESSURE ON BAKU.
• MOSCOW WANTS GEORGIAN, OSSETIAN UNITS WITHDRAWN FROM SOUTHOSSETIA.
• GEORGIAN PARLIAMENT WANTS RUSSIAN UNITS WITHDRAWN FROM ABKHAZIA.
• UKRAINIAN-AMERICAN EXERCISES DRAW RUSSIAN ATTENTION.
• KIEV OFFICIALS SUGGEST FORMER PRESIDENT BEHIND CHURCH FRACAS.
• MOSCOW PROMISES NOT TO VIOLATE LITHUANIAN AIRSPACE.
• LUKASHENKO LASHES OUT AT NON-ORTHODOX.
• KIEV OFFERS TO MEDIATE BOSNIA CONFLICT.
• RUSSIAN DUMA RATIFIES TROOP WITHDRAWAL ACCORDS WITH ESTONIA.
• FEDERAL SECURITY SERVICE ARRESTS INTERIOR OFFICIAL FOR BRIBERY.
• "ESTONIAN" GANG IS 90 PERCENT RUSSIAN.
• REGISTRATION DOCUMENT REPLACES RESIDENCE PERMIT.
• DID THE FELIX GROUP KILL OLEG KANTOR?
• BARANNIKOV DIES.
• FINANCE MINISTRY ADMITS TAX COLLECTIONS ARE BELOW CLAIMS.
• 40 PERCENT OF RUSSIANS DO NOT GET ENOUGH FOOD.
• 40 PERCENT OF YOUNG RUSSIANS PREPARED TO VIOLATE LAW TO LIVE.
• ECONOMICS MINISTRY ADMITS INFLATION WILL BE ABOVE PROJECTIONS.
• SIBERIANS WANT OIL COMPANY SHARES TO FOIL CRIMINALS.
• FINANCE MINISTRY: BUSINESSES SHOULD HAVE TO CONVERT ALL HARDCURRENCY PROFITS.
• RYBKIN BLOC FINALLY ORGANIZED.
• LUZHKOV, SOBCHAK PREPARE FOR ELECTIONS.
• FEDERATION COUNCIL URGES US CONGRESS TO REJECT CUBA MEASURE.
• RUSSIA EXPANDS ECONOMIC TIES WITH LIBYA.
• DUMA CALLS ON BANK TO HELP FEED RUSSIAN TROOPS.
• FEDERATION COUNCIL POSTPONES DECISION ON PRODUCTION SHARINGMEASURE.
• RUSSIAN MILITARY: DUDAYEV'S FORCES IN DECLINE.
• DUMA OVERRIDES YELTSIN VETO ON DEMONSTRATIONS.
• YELTSIN LEAVES HOSPITAL.
• MOSCOW'S ANTI-TERRORIST CENTER TAKES SHAPE.
• POLICE WARNED NOT TO MAKE MOSCOW INTO NORTHERN IRELAND.
• DUMA DIVIDES ON CHECHNYA.
• CHECHEN TALKS CONTINUE AS BOTH SIDES HARDEN POSITION.

Volume 1 Issue 57

July 21, 1995

• ZHIRINOVSKY DOESN'T MIND BEING A PUPPET.
• UZBEKS REJECT RUMORS OF ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT.
• TAJIK, TURKMEN PRESIDENTS AGREE TO COOPERATE WITH IRAN, RUSSIA.
• KAZAKHSTAN GIVES EQUAL RIGHTS TO FOREIGN, DOMESTIC OIL COMPANIES.
• EGYPTIANS TO BUILD ARAB UNIVERSITY IN ASHGABAT.
• TURKISH LEADER TO VISIT THREE MORE CENTRAL ASIAN STATES.
• ARMENIAN DASHNAKS WAIT FOR LEGALIZATION.
• BAKU TO PRESS FOR RETURN OF LACHIN CORRIDOR.
• LATVIAN PARLIAMENT CUTS GOVERNMENT BUDGET.
• MOSCOW PAPER SEES A CHECHNYA IN CRIMEA'S FUTURE.
• UKRAINE TO RENT MILITARY TEST RANGES TO NATO.
• LANGUAGE POLITICS HEAT UP IN MOLDOVA.
• CHUVASH PARLIAMENT TO LOSE ONE-THIRD OF MEMBERS.
• ESTONIA DEPORTS 7 RUSSIAN ORTHODOX NUNS.
• RUSSIAN PAPER SEES US TAKING OVER RUSSIAN REGIONAL TELEVISION.
• DUMA DEPUTY DENOUNCES US EMBASSY JULY 4TH PARTY.
• TO PAY FOR NEW AIRPORT, INGUSHETIYA BANS OIL EXPORTS.
• RUSSIAN UNIONS PLAN STRIKES, POLITICAL ACTION FOR FALL.
• RELOCATION EFFORT FROM RUSSIA'S NORTH FALLS VICTIM TO BUDGETSHORTFALLS.
• THERE IS NO SAFE WAY TO TRAVEL IN RUSSIA.
• RUSSIA WILL RECOGNIZE PALESTINIAN PASSPORTS.
• WHO WAS RUDOLF ABEL?
• EVEN GOVERNMENT SEES UNEMPLOYMENT RISING TO 15 PERCENT.
• MUSCOVITES FACE HIGHER COST OF LIVING.
• POLL FINDS RUSSIANS PESSIMISTIC AND APATHETIC.
• ANOTHER RUSSIAN BANKER KILLED.
• ILLARIONOV: RUSSIA HAS SECOND HIGHEST INFLATION RATE IN CIS.
• FLOW OF ILLEGAL GUNS NOW GOING FROM CHECHNYA TO RUSSIA.
• PETROLEUM PRODUCTION CONTINUES TO DECLINE.
• RUSSIA COMPLETES CONTAINMENT OF SUNKEN SUBMARINE.
• TAX EVASION UP AS GOVERNMENT CUTS BUDGET OF TAX COLLECTORS.
• DUMA PASSES DEFENSE BILL.
• HEART DISEASE CLAIMS MORE RUSSIAN LIVES.
• TATARSTAN PRESIDENT LASHES OUT AT SHUMEIKO.
• CHERNOMYRDIN MEETS REGIONAL LEADERS.
• ZYUGANOV ATTACKS CHERNOMYRDIN SPEECH.
• YELTSIN URGED TO BEGIN TRANSFER OF POWER.
• THE MISSING REMAIN MISSING.
• RUSSIAN POSITION HARDENING AGAIN.
• CHECHEN TALKS MOVE TOWARD AGREEMENT?

Volume 1 Issue 56

July 20, 1995

• KARABAKH MAY BE ODD MAN OUT AT NEXT ROUND OF TALKS.
• NAZARBAYEV RATIFIES RUSSIAN BASING AGREEMENT.
• FIGHTING IN TAJIKISTAN, TALKS IN TEHRAN.
• RUSSIAN FORCES RETURN TO "NOWHERELAND."
• CRIMEAN LEADER PROMOTES CONCILIATION WITH KIEV.
• ARMENIAN PARLIAMENTARIANS DENOUNCE LATEST ELECTIONS
• ARMENIANS DENOUNCE BAKU PROPOSAL ON NAKHICHEVAN.
• LITHUANIAN GOVERNMENT INCREASES SECURITY AFTER EXECUTION.
• BELARUSIAN PRESIDENT GAINS IN POPULARITY.
• YELTSIN SENDS DRAFT BLACK SEA FLEET PROPOSAL TO KUCHMA.
• NORTHERN FLEET WANTS INDEPENDENCE FROM DEFENSE MINISTRY.
• MOSCOW WELCOMES ESTONIAN DECISION TO MOVE ON TREATY.
• BANK OF LATVIA DENIES RUMORS THAT MORE BANKS ARE INSOLVENT.
• DUMA RAISES MINIMUM WAGE.
• INTELLECTUAL LEVEL OF TROOPS FALLING.
• DUMA ADOPTS CRIMINAL CODE BUT CRIME LEADERS REMAIN AT LARGE.
• NEW PUBLICATION TO TRACK POLITICAL EXTREMISTS.
• BEHIND THE PUPPETS IS A REAL CONFLICT.
• INTERIOR MINISTRY: 60 PERCENT OF FOREIGN BUSINESSMEN ARE "SWINDLERS."
• LEBED TO RUN FOR DUMA SEAT.
• FORMER SOVIET PREMIER TO HEAD OPPOSITION LIST.
• RUSSIAN POLICY IN BOSNIA DENOUNCED.
• SHAKHRAI TO OVERSEE FOREIGN POLICY?
• BARSUKOV TO HEAD SECURITY SERVICE?
• OFFICIALS SAY GRUESOME MURDER WORK OF PROVOCATEUR OR MADMAN.
• DUMA TO PRESENT CONFLICTING REPORTS ON CHECHEN WAR.
• BASAYEV CALLS FOR INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL ON CHECHEN WAR.
• ARMY PREPARES FOR CONSTITUTIONAL COURT DECISION ON CHECHNYA.
• MIKHAILOV REJECTS SHUMEIKO PROPOSAL ON CHECHEN-INGUSH MERGER.
• RUSSIAN PAPERS SAY MOSCOW SHOULD GIVE CHECHNYA INDEPENDENCE.
• DUMA REJECTS PARAMONOVA BUT SHE WILL STAY ON THE JOB.
• ...BUT DUMA OPPOSITION NOT SO SURE.
• CHERNOMYRDIN UPBEAT ABOUT THE ECONOMY...
• CHECHEN TALKS RESUME.

Volume 1 Issue 55

July 19, 1995

• KOZYREV: "I AM NOT A PUPPET."
• KAZAKH COAL MINERS STAGE WARNING STRIKES.
• IRAN GIVES $10 MILLION LOAN TO TAJIKISTAN.
• RUSSIAN TROOPS NOW INVOLVED IN DRUG TRADE.
• FEWER RUSSIANS LEAVING KYRGYZSTAN.
• SHUMEIKO: RUSSIA NEEDS PEACE IN THE CAUCASUS...
• ...BUT MAY NOT FIND IT AT HOME.
• UKRAINIAN POLICE DISRUPT RELIGIOUS LEADER'S FUNERAL.
• MAJOR OIL, GAS FIND REPORTED IN THE CRIMEA.
• RUSSIA OFFERS SPECIAL INCENTIVES FOR SOLDIERS IN TRANSDNIESTER.
• KIEV DEFINES LIMITS TO ITS PARTICIPATION IN THE CIS.
• KIEV DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL OF UKRAINIAN PEACEKEEPERS FROM BOSNIA.
• BELARUSIANS FEAR PRICE RISES MORE THAN CRIME OR DICTATORSHIP.
• KUCHMA, LUKASHENKO AGREE TO CLOSER CONTACTS.
• MOSCOW PAPER FINDS ESTONIAN COMPLAINTS ON NAMES ABSURD.
• ESTONIA MAY DECLARE AUGUST 20 A NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
• LATVIAN GOVERNMENT FACES PARLIAMENTARY OPPOSITION ON BANKINGBILLS.
• SPECIAL FORCES VETERANS ORGANIZE.
• RUSSIAN MINERS IN FAR EAST THREATEN A STRIKE.
• A FEZ FOR DAGHESTAN.
• CENTRAL CRIME LAB REORGANIZED INTO DESTRUCTION.
• ALCOHOL-RELATED DEATHS RISE 22 PERCENT.
• MOSCOW BANKS TIED TO DRUG TRAFFICKING.
• MOSCOW FEARS FINNO-UGRIC SUBVERSION.
• SERGEI KOVALEV URGES DISBANDING THE RUSSIAN SECURITY COUNCIL.
• MOSCOW BRINGS CHARGES AGAINST CENTRAL PAPER.
• MOSCOW POLICE BEAT BALTIC JOURNALIST.
• RUSSIA TO REPORT ON ITS HUMAN RIGHTS RECORD.
• PRESIDENTIAL AIDE SEES OLD POLITICAL ELITE TRANSFORMING ITSELFINTO NEW ONE.
• RUSSIAN ELECTION OFFICIALS CHARGE MONITORING GROUP TIED TOFOREIGN EMBASSY.
• 50 PERCENT OF RUSSIANS WON'T VOTE FOR ANY POLITICAL PARTY.
• CHECHEN COURT CASE CONTINUES.
• RUSSIAN GENERAL: MOSCOW TO GET COMPENSATION FOR START-II RATIFICATION.
• RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT WARNS NATO ON EXPANSION.
• CHERNOMYRDIN TO SPEAK TO DUMA.
• RUSSIANS DEBATE CHECHEN FUTURE, TALKS TO RESUME JULY 20.
• YELTSIN APPEARS ON TV, ADMITS HEART ATTACK.

Volume 1 Issue 54

July 18, 1995

• TURKMEN DIPLOMAT SAYS DRUGS BEHIND DEMONSTRATION.
• LUKASHENKO GIVES THE EXAMS.
• BUS EXPLOSION KILLS FOUR IN ABKHAZIA.
• ARMENIANS UNABLE TO LEAVE AIRPORT IN BAKU.
• CENTRAL ASIAN BANK STARTS OPERATIONS.
• KYRGYZ PRESIDENT DESCRIBES PRICE INCREASES AS ECONOMIC SABOTAGE.
• MOSCOW SEES SEVASTOPOL AS ANOTHER OKINAWA.
• SNEGUR: MOSCOW NOW FULFILLING WITHDRAWAL ACCORD.
• UKRAINE PREPARED TO JOIN RUSSIAN-BELARUSIAN CUSTOMS UNION.
• UKRAINIANS DISPUTE RUSSIAN GAZPROM PAYMENTS.
• VILNIUS SETS SOVIET MILITARY DAMAGES IN LITHUANIA AT $1.8 BILLION.
• BELARUS, RUSSIA ELIMINATE CUSTOMS CONTROLS.
• BELARUSIAN ARMY CONTRACTS IN SIZE.
• RISING GROUND WATER THREATENS RUSSIAN CITIES.
• ESTONIA MAY CHANGE SPECIAL CITIZENSHIP RULES.
• "A HOSPITAL IS NOT A RESTAURANT."
• TATARSTAN PRESIDENT DENOUNCES SHUMEIKO'S REMARKS.
• ASTRAKHAN BORDER GUARDS FIGHT SPIES, NARCOTICS TRADE.
• RUSSIA'S DEMOGRAPHIC DISASTER HIDDEN BY RETURN OF RUSSIANSFROM CIS COUNTRIES.
• RUSSIAN BANKING SYSTEM SEEN AT RISK.
• ANGOLAN STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE AT ANGOLA'S MOSCOW EMBASSY.
• INFLATION FAILS TO FALL.
• MOSCOW TIGHTENS TAX REGIME FOR FOREIGN COMPANIES.
• YELTSIN INCREASES STATUS OF BREAD INSPECTORS.
• AMERICAN GRAIN ALREADY ARRIVING IN THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST.
• ONLY 50 PERCENT OF RUSSIA'S FARMERS CAN HARVEST EFFECTIVELYAND WITHOUT LOSS.
• 12 MILLION RUSSIANS NOT RECEIVING THEIR PAYCHECKS.
• DUMA MEMBERS IMPROVE THEIR OWN PENSIONS.
• RUSSIAN ARMY RUNNING OUT OF FOOD.
• KARAGANOV WARNS AGAINST EXCLUDING RUSSIA FROM EUROPE.
• IRAN, RUSSIA TO COOPERATE IN CASPIAN OIL DEAL.
• CIVILIAN EXPERTS OPPOSE RATIFICATION OF START-2.
• CHERNOMYRDIN TO SPEAK AT DUMA JULY 19.
• KOZYREV WARNS AGAINST RUSSIAN CRIME, WESTERN CRITICISM.
• MOSCOW RELEASES CHECHEN REPRESENTATIVE.
• MILITIA UNARMED BUT NOW BUSY IN BUDENNOVSK.
• CONSTITUTIONAL COURT EXPECTED TO RULE ON CHECHNYA THIS WEEK.
• YELTSIN REPORTED IMPROVING BUT MUSCOVITES ARE SKEPTICAL.
• CHECHEN TALKS TO RESUME JULY 18.
• UKRAINE TO PARTICIPATE IN YUGOSLAV TALKS.

Volume 1 Issue 53

July 17, 1995

• YELTSIN IS NO PUPPET.
• ALIYEV: BAKU'S PARTICIPATION IN CIS DEPENDS ON KARABAKH RESOLUTION.
• TAJIKISTAN FIGHTING SEEN EXPLODING.
• CFR TREATY UNDERMINES UKRAINIAN SECURITY, OFFICIAL SAYS.
• MOLDOVAN PRESIDENT ORGANIZES NEW PARTY.
• YELTSIN'S PROPOSAL FOR CAUCASIAN SUMMIT GAINS SUPPORT.
• SWEDEN TO HELP LITHUANIA JOIN EUROPEAN ELECTRIC GRID.
• BELARUS TO SELL ARMS TO IRAN.
• UKRAINE SEEKS UN SECURITY COUNCIL SESSION ON BOSNIA.
• RIGA TO USE G-24 LOAN TO EASE BANKING CRISIS.
• KALININGRAD OFFICIALS ANGRY AT MOSCOW.
• RUSSIAN IMMOLATES HIMSELF IN LATVIAN CITY.
• RUSSIAN DIET DETERIORATES.
• RUSSIAN DRUG USE UP.
• BAD HARVEST MAY FORCE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT TO PURCHASE FOREIGNGRAIN.
• SUBSCRIPTIONS TO CENTRAL PAPERS CONTINUE TO FALL.
• ECONOMICS MINISTRY SETS UP AGENCY TO ATTRACT FOREIGN INVESTMENTS.
• RUSSIANS MARK ANNIVERSARY OF TSAR'S EXECUTION.
• ONE-THIRD OF RUSSIAN BANKS IN TROUBLE.
• DUMA ELECTION LAW OPENS THE DOOR FOR FRAUD.
• DUMA CALLS ON GOVERNMENT TO AID DEFENSE INDUSTRIES, ABKHAZIA.
• DUMA FAILS TO PASS BILL ON REGIONS.
• RUSSIAN POLICE IDENTIFY MORE BUDENNOVSK ATTACKERS.
• DUMA APPROVES ANTI-CRIME BILL.
• DUMA PASSES LAND LAW.
• CHECHEN WAR CREATES BOTTLENECK FOR RUSSIAN ECONOMY.
• KULIKOV: SEARCH CHECHEN FOR PEACE BEGAN IN FEBRUARY.
• LUKIN: PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE DESIGNED TO WEAKEN RUSSIA.
• DUMA SURPRISED BY MILITARY SUPPORT FOR START-II.
• NORTHERN FLEET UNABLE TO DISPOSE OF NUCLEAR WASTES SAFELY.
• CIS GOVERNORS CRITICIZE CIS GOVERNMENTS.
• CIS MINISTRY WORKERS GIVEN PAY RAISE.
• KOZYREV TO MEET EU, NATO MINISTERS.
• CHECHEN HEARINGS CONTINUE.
• CIS OFFICERS MEET.
• CHERNOMYRDIN WARNS OF RIGHT WING THREAT.
• LEBED GAINS, YELTSIN LOSES IN PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE POLL.
• RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY: OIL COULD FLOW THROUGH THIRD COUNTRIES.
• YELTSIN REMAINS IN THE HOSPITAL.
• CHECHEN TALKS BREAK FOR CONSULTATIONS.

Volume 1 Issue 52

July 14, 1995

• THE RIGHT PLACE FOR A JOINT VENTURE.
• TURKMEN DEMONSTRATORS DEMAND NEW ELECTIONS.
• MOSCOW WARNS TAJIK OPPOSITION.
• A KAZAKH BANK IN TROUBLE?
• KAZAKH AUTHORITIES BROADCAST EXECUTION ON LIVE TV.
• KAZAKHSTAN'S RUSSIANS SEEK CONFEDERATION WITH RUSSIA.
• ABKHAZIANS WARN AGAINST RETURN OF MORE GEORGIAN REFUGEES.
• ARMENIAN GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES ELECTION RESULTS.
• NEW CRIMEAN LEADERSHIP READY TO COOPERATE WITH KIEV.
• A RUSSIAN TILT TOWARD TBILISI?
• KIEV BLASTS US FOR FAILING TO DELIVER NUCLEAR FUEL.
• PERES: "THE SPIRIT OF ISRAEL WAS BORN IN UKRAINE."
• YELTSIN PRESSES KUCHMA ON BLACK SEA FLEET.
• LATVIA DETAINS RUSSIAN ACTIVIST.
• YELTSIN THANKS LITHUANIANS FOR KALININGRAD HOUSING.
• BELARUS PREPARES TO LAUNCH NEW CURRENCY.
• KHARKOV CITY URGES PEOPLE TO LEAVE CITY.
• MORE GUNS STOLEN FROM FAR EAST AMMUNITION DUMP.
• 82 PERCENT OF ESTONIA'S NON-CITIZENS APPLY FOR PERMITS BY DEADLINE.
• STAVROPOL OFFICIAL DENIES PERSECUTION OF CHECHEN REFUGEES.
• HEALTH MINISTRY SAYS MEDICINE SHORTAGES ARE OVER.
• BARSUKOV PROMOTED.
• COUNTERINTELLIGENCE CHIEF LIKELY TO BE NAMED FSS DIRECTOR.
• MOST RUSSIANS LINK WEALTH WITH IMMORALITY.
• RUSSIAN OFFICERS STEAL BONDS FROM GROZNY BANK.
• CHECHEN CONTINUES HUNGER STRIKE.
• MOSCOW TO SPEND $1 BILLION ON CHECHEN REBUILDING.
• THE PHYSICAL COSTS OF BUDENNOVSK.
• RUSSIAN TROOPS LOOKING FORWARD TO LEAVING CHECHNYA.
• CONSTITUTIONAL COURT FINDS FOR CHUVASH PRESIDENT.
• YELTSIN AIDE: NO BLOC WILL WIN 50 PERCENT OF VOTE IN PARLIAMENTARYELECTION.
• MOSCOW REPORTS HUMAN LOSSES IN CHECHNYA.
• RUSSIA TO EXPAND MILITARY COOPERATION WITH SOUTH AFRICA.
• SHUMEIKO SEES ECONOMIC BENEFITS FROM "NEAR ABROAD"BASES.
• DUMA APPROVES PETROLEUM BILL.
• DUMA SETS CONDITIONS FOR START-II RATIFICATION.
• YELTSIN SETS PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS FOR DECEMBER 17.
• CHECHEN TALKS TO RESUME JULY 14.

Volume 1 Issue 51

July 13, 1995

• IT WON'T COST YOU TO SAY YOU'RE RUSSIAN
• KAZAKH JURISTS DENOUNCE NEW CONSTITUTION AS UNDEMOCRATIC
• RUSSIAN BORDER GUARDS AMONG TURKMENISTAN'S WEALTHIEST PEOPLE
• ARMENIAN DRAFT OVERFULFILLED
• ABKHAZIA WON'T TAKE GEORGIAN REFUGEES BACK
• TURKISH PREMIER PROMISES TO AID NAKHICHEVAN
• YELTSIN PROPOSES PAN-CAUCASUS CONFERENCE
• SHUMEIKO CONCEDES MOSCOW'S POLICY "NOT ALWAYS HONEST."
• CHERNOBYL STRESS SEEN LEADING TO CRIME IN BELARUS
• KIEV TO CREATE NUCLEAR ACCIDENT STUDIES CENTER
• UKRAINIAN ARMY DECLINES IN SIZE
• TRANSDNIESTR TROOPS ENTRENCHING IN BENDERY
• RUSSIANS ON SCHEDULE TO TURN OVER PALDISKI SITE
• BELARUSIAN BANKERS PROTEST GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE
• "PERSONS OF CAUCASIAN NATIONALITY" CONTINUE TO SUFFERIN RUSSIA
• 46 PERCENT OF RUSSIAN MEN WILL NOT LIVE TO RETIREMENT AGE
• RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT: NO MORE APOLOGIES FOR MOLOTOV-RIBBENTROP
• ONE RUSSIAN BUSINESS IN FOUR NOW PAYS PROTECTION MONEY TO ORGANIZEDCRIME
• RUSSIA'S PRISON "ARCHIPELAGO" STILL EXTENSIVE
• GERMANY DISPUTES RUSSIAN CLAIMS ABOUT RETURN OF ART AFTER WWII
• FINNO-UGRIC PEOPLES INCREASE CONTACTS
• DUMA GIVES MOSCOW CONTROL OF CONTINENTAL SHELF
• SVERDLOVSK WORKERS USE TANK IN PROTEST
• FAR EAST TURNS OFF RUSSIAN MILITARY DISTRICT'S ELECTRIC POWER
• TATARSTAN SUSPENDS TAX PAYMENTS TO MOSCOW
• UNEMPLOYMENT IN RUSSIA RISING 5 PERCENT A MONTH
• COMPATRIOTS: MOSCOW SHOULD USE MILITARY TO DEFEND RUSSIANSABROAD
• MOSCOW CHARGES RUSSIAN DEFENSE MANAGER SPIED FOR BRITAIN
• RUSSIA WILL LIKELY IMPORT MORE GRAIN THIS YEAR
• SOLDIERS' MOTHERS GROUP PROVIDES LIST OF 689 RUSSIAN POWS INCHECHNYA
• MOSCOW WELCOMES RESTORATION OF US-VIETNAM TIES
• ZHIRINOVSKY TERMED GERMANY'S BEST FRIEND BY FAR RIGHTIST
• KARAGANOV: GAULLIST STRATEGY WILL LEAD TO WESTERN CONCESSIONS
• KOZYREV LASHES OUT
• RUSSIAN CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ASKED TO RULE SEVASTOPOL A RUSSIANCITY
• YELTSIN TO RESUME NORMAL SCHEDULE JULY 17
• CONSTITUTIONAL COURT INDICATES SUPPORT FOR YELTSIN ON CHECHNYA
• CHECHEN TALKS RECESSED FOR CONSULTATIONS

Volume 1 Issue 50

July 12, 1995

• UZBEK PRESIDENT SETS UP ETHNIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL.
• FOR THE RUSSIAN PHONE COMPANY, THE BALTICS ARE NOW FOREIGNCOUNTRIES.
• TAJIKISTAN SITUATION DETERIORATING.
• ELECTION RESULTS REMAIN IN DISPUTE IN ARMENIA.
• MOSCOW PRESSES BAKU FOR BASES.
• TURKEY RESCHEDULES AZERBAIJANI DEBT.
• MOLDOVAN-ROMANIAN TREATY TALKS MARK TIME.
• MOSCOW DIRECT AID TO ABKHAZIA TO INCREASE DESPITE GEORGIANPROTESTS.
• ONE-THIRD OF UKRAINE'S BANKS IN TROUBLE.
• MOLDOVA LINKS CONFLICT RESOLUTION WITH REFORM.
• LATVIA TO SELL GAS MONOPOLY TO FOREIGNERS.
• RIGA ASKS MOSCOW TO UNFREEZE LATVIAN ACCOUNTS.
• ESTONIA TURNS DOWN PART OF EBRD LOAN.
• RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT CUTS UNIFORM ALLOWANCES FOR SOLDIERS.
• RUSSIAN SOLDIERS DEFECT TO FINLAND.
• 20,000 DODGE SPRING MILITARY DRAFT.
• RUSSIAN PUBLICATIONS IN TROUBLE.
• RUSSIAN OIL FOR CUBAN SUGAR.
• MOSCOW SIGNS ACCORD WITH BURYATIYA.
• NORTH OSSETIAN-INGUSH AGREEMENTS FAIL TO ADDRESS CENTRAL ISSUE.
• YELTSIN FEELING BETTER.
• NO PROGRESS AT CHECHNYA TALKS.
• MOSCOW DENOUNCES NATO AIRSTRIKE.
• KOZYREV: SANCTIONS AGAINST IRAQ, LIBYA MUST NOT GO TOO FAR.
• YELTSIN NAMES NUCLEAR POWER MINISTER TO SECURITY COUNCIL.
• SHAKHRAI BLAMES GORBACHEV FOR CHECHEN CRISIS.
• FORMER FINANCE MINISTER: RUBLE PEG DESTABILIZING.
• JOURNALIST: RUSSIAN GENERALS SOLD GUNS TO DUDAYEV.
• MUSLIM ELECTORAL BLOC CREATED IN MOSCOW.
• MANDELA TO FOLLOW MODISE TO MOSCOW.
• CIS TO COORDINATE EUROPEAN POLICIES, NATO RELATIONS?
• CIS POLICY: ENDS AND MEANS.
• RUSSIAN DEMOGRAPHIC SITUATION SEEN AS CATASTROPHIC.
• CRIME RISES IN MOSCOW.
• BARSUKHOV DENIES BUGGING OPPOSITION.

Volume 1 Issue 49

July 11, 1995

• YELTSIN HOSPITALIZED FOR HEART CONDITION.
• CHECHEN TALKS CONTINUE.
• CONSTITUTIONAL COURT EXAMINES CHECHEN WAR DECREES.
• DUDAYEV HAD MASSIVE FORCE IN DECEMBER 1994.
• AN AMNESTY FOR CHECHEN FIGHTERS?
• MOSCOW ARRANGES ANOTHER CHECHEN PEACE CONFERENCE.
• INGUSH, OSSETIAN PRESIDENTS TO MEET.
• SHUMEIKO: YELTSIN WANTED TO DISMISS GRACHEV.
• GRACHEV'S THRUST TO THE SOUTH GOES FURTHER THAN ZHIRINOVSKY'S.
• CHECHEN WAR SPLITS RED-BROWN COALITION.
• MOSCOW POLICE ARREST CHECHEN RESIDENTS WITHOUT CAUSE.
• NEW CRIMINAL CODE SEEN RECALLING SOVIET-ERA ONE.
• DUMA TO DEBATE IMPEACHMENT RESOLUTION.
• DUMA GENERALLY SUPPORTS YELTSIN.
• FEDERATION COUNCIL LAW UNLIKELY BEFORE FALL.
• OUTPUT FALLING MORE SLOWLY.
• PRIVATIZATION TO BE SPEEDED UP.
• FAPSI TAKES CONTROL OF FINANCIAL MARKETS.
• USE OF CHINESE LABOR SPARKS CONTROVERSY IN FAR EAST.
• MYSTERIOUS "FELIX" GROUP SETS UP DEATH SQUADRONS.
• POLICE SCHOOLS CLOSED.
• RUSSIAN ROCKET MANUFACTURER DENIES CONTACTS WITH AUM SECT.
• FINNO-UGRIC CONGRESS HELD IN KOMI.
• DUMA MEMBER BLAMES ESTONIANS FOR DEMOCRATS' LOSSES IN RUSSIA.
• TALLINN'S MIGRATION FUND HELPS RUSSIANS TO LEAVE.
• ANOTHER BANK FAILS IN LATVIA.
• VILNIUS ABOLISHES SECURITIES PROTECTION SERVICE.
• BELARUS OFFICIAL: RUSSIAN WITHDRAWAL LEAVES A "MESS"BEHIND.
• KIEV AGREES TO TAKE PART IN DNIESTR CONFLICT SETTLEMENT.
• OSCE REPEATS CALL FOR RUSSIAN WITHDRAWAL FROM MOLDOVA.
• SHEVARDNADZE CONTINUES CRITICISM OF MOSCOW OVER ABKHAZIA.
• GEORGIA TO BE PART OF RUSSIAN ENERGY NETWORK.
• CILLER IN BAKU.
• TURKISH PREMIER IN TASHKENT.
• TURKISH FOREIGN MINISTER IN TURKMENISTAN.
• "ISLAMIC OFFENSIVE" WORRIES KYRGYZ KGB.
• ECONOMIC COOPERATION ORGANIZATION SETS UP SHIPPING LINE.
• WHO IS THE CHAPAYEV OF TODAY?

Volume 1 Issue 48

July 10, 1995

• CHECHEN TALKS CONTINUE.
• CHECHEN COURT CASES OPENS.
• FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE SERVICES SEEN ACTIVE IN NORTH CAUCASUS.
• NO REFERENDUM ON EXTENDING PRESIDENT'S TERM.
• LEBED TOPS PRESIDENTIAL POLL.
• CHERNOMYRDIN ON ASSISTANCE TO ETHNIC RUSSIANS ABROAD.
• BORDER GUARDS TROOPS GET SPECIAL COURTS.
• EXPERT DOUBTS SOFT PEG OF RUBLE WILL WORK...
• ... BUT PARAMONOVA SEES SALVATION IN CREDIT CARDS.
• RUSSIAN PAY INCREASES TRAIL INFLATION.
• NEW FOREIGN TRADE LAW EXPANDS PRESIDENTIAL POWERS.
• DUMA FAILS TO OVERRIDE VETO ON APPEARANCES BILL.
• GAIDAR CALLS FOR ELECTION MONITORS.
• RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT BACKS $5 BILLION CHEMICAL WEAPON CLEANUP.
• RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS DEVELOP NUCLEAR TEST.
• MOSCOW TO DROP RESTRICTIONS ON FOREIGN ARMS SALES.
• NEW POWER MINISTERS TAKE UP THEIR DUTIES.
• MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX IN TROUBLE.
• RUSSIAN FORCES NOT BEING PAID.
• MOSCOW HAS TO MAKE DO WITH FEWER DIPLOMATS AND SPIES.
• PRISONERS HAVE TO MAKE DO WITH EVEN LESS.
• FOREIGN MINISTRY: RUSSIA NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR MOLOTOV-RIBBENTROPPACT.
• NATIONAL CREDIT BANK SUES PAPER.
• COSMONAUTS DENOUNCE AMERICAN ASTRONAUT FOR COMPLAINING.
• ZHIRINOVSKY RAISES HIS PRICE.
• MERI: ESTONIA SEEKS FULL MEMBERSHIP IN NATO.
• LATVIAN BANKING CRISIS EXPANDS.
• LUKASHENKO BLOCKING WITHDRAWAL OF RUSSIAN MISSILES.
• UKRAINE CONDEMNS RUSSIA FOR CHECHNYA AT OSCE MEETING.
• RUSSIA MAY SUE UKRAINE OVER POLLUTION.
• MOSCOW REINFORCES TRANSDNIESTR FORCE.
• MOSCOW PRESSES BAKU TO JOIN CIS AIR DEFENSE PACT.
• SHEVARDNADZE ANGRY AT MOSCOW'S DIRECT TIES WITH ABKHAZIA.
• MORE RUSSIAN TROOPS FOR AJARIA.
• ARMENIANS APPROVE CONSTITUTION.
• DRO TRIAL STARTS AND STOPS.
• TAJIK OPPOSITION: TALKS SHOULD BE HELD ONLY IN CENTRAL ASIA.
• KAZAKHSTAN TO CHARGE RUSSIA FOR FLIGHT CENTER.
• UKRAINIAN MINISTERS, MINERS SHARE NEW EXPERIENCE.

Volume 1 Issue 47

July 7, 1995

• CONFLICTS IN CHECHNYA AND IN MOSCOW.
• CHERNOMYRDIN PRESS SECRETARY DISMISSES BASAYEV'S LATEST THREAT.
• KOZYREV CALLS FOR CLOSER TIES WITH CIS COUNTRIES...
• ...AND FOR ESTABLISHING MILITARY BASES IN THEM.
• 2500 RUSSIAN SERVICEMEN REFUSED TO FIGHT IN CHECHNYA.
• CHECHEN FIGHTING SEEN AFFECTING RUSSIAN PARLIAMENTARY VOTE.
• LUKIN: MOSCOW MUST NOT MAKE MORE CONCESSIONS TO TERRORISTS.
• KARAGANOV RELEASES PLAN TO BLOCK NATO EXPANSION.
• YELTSIN'S PLANS FOR THE SECURITY SERVICES.
• MOSCOW PLANS TO EXPAND ARMS SALES.
• RUSSIAN NAVY IN TROUBLE.
• FEDERATION COUNCIL REJECTS LOCAL GOVERNMENT BILL.
• PROSECUTORS FOCUS ON TWO DUMA DEPUTIES.
• MOSCOW CITY AUTHORITIES CALL FOR TARIFF CONCESSIONS.
• SOFT RUBLE PEG PRODUCES NEW WINNERS, LOSERS.
• PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT RISES IN MAY.
• MOSCOW SAYS AGREEMENT REACHED ON DEBT RESCHEDULING.
• ELECTRICITY PRODUCERS CAUGHT IN CASH BIND.
• NEW GROUP TO PROMOTE TIES WITH RUSSIANS ABROAD.
• JOURNALISTS DEMAND CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT ATTITUDE TOWARD MEDIA.
• LATVIA HAVING DIFFICULTY RECRUITING FOR PEACEKEEPING BATTALION.
• LATVIA, LITHUANIA AGREE TO SHARE BALTIC OIL FIELDS.
• LUKASHENKO UNHAPPY WITH MOSCOW'S POLICY.
• LUKASHENKO ENDS FUNDING FOR BELARUSIAN PARLIAMENT.
• MINSK SETS UP PIPELINE POLICE.
• YELTSIN VISIT TO KIEV STILL UNCERTAIN.
• MODERATE ELECTED SPEAKER IN CRIMEA.
• MOLDOVA HOLDS OFF ON RATIFICATION OF CIS HUMAN RIGHTS PACT.
• ARMENIAN VOTE COUNT CONTINUES.
• GEORGIA CONSENTS TO FEDERALIZATION.
• TASHKENT PUTS CONDITIONS ON JOINING RUSSIAN-LED CUSTOMS UNION.
• KYRGYZSTAN OFFERS TO SWAP EQUITY FOR DEBT.
• NOW WE MAY UNDERSTAND ONE ANOTHER.

Volume 1 Issue 46

July 6, 1995

• CHECHEN TALKS AT RISK.
• MOSCOW MOVES TO STABILIZE RUBLE EXCHANGE RATE.
• ARMENIAN VOTE "FREE BUT NOT FAIR," OBSERVERS SAY.
• GRACHEV MAY BE BIG WINNER IN POWER MINISTRY SHAKEUP.
• MOSCOW URGED TO ESTABLISH US-STYLE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY.
• YELTSIN CREATES MILITARY SUPPORT GROUP.
• NEW BUDGET INCREASES MILITARY EXPENDITURES BY 50 PERCENT.
• GORE-CHERNOMYRDIN MEETINGS SEEN STABILIZING US-RUSSIAN RELATIONS.
• FOREIGN MINISTRY LASHES OUT AT US CONGRESS.
• MOSCOW ADOPTS TAKE-IT-OR-LEAVE-IT APPROACH WITH CREDITORS.
• MASSIVE CAPITAL FLIGHT CONTINUES.
• RUSSIA'S LUKOIL EXPANDS STAKE IN IRAQ.
• OIL COMPANIES AGREE TO COMPETE.
• YELTSIN, FEDERATION COUNCIL OPPOSE DUMA BILL ON COUNCIL ELECTIONS.
• FEDERATION COUNCIL DENOUNCES RUSSIA'S LOSS OF "FOOD SECURITY."
• DUMA SENDS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS TO REGIONS.
• FEDERATION COUNCIL RATIFIES CHINA BORDER TREATY.
• MOSCOW CONSIDERS NEW LAW ON RETURN OF CULTURAL ARTIFACTS.
• DUMA URGES YELTSIN NOT TO SHIFT MEDIA OFFICIALS.
• DUMA SETS SECOND VOTE ON YELTSIN'S IMPEACHMENT.
• ANOTHER FLAGSHIP PAPER IN TROUBLE.
• MOSCOW EXPANDS TO INCLUDE SHEREMETYEVO AIRPORT.
• MOSCOW COUNCIL ADOPTS STALIN-ERA ANTHEM.
• MOSCOW MILITIA BLOCKS US FIREWORKS.
• ANOTHER LATVIAN BANK GOES UNDER.
• LATVIA TO ISSUE TRAVEL DOCUMENTS TO NON-CITIZENS.
• BRAZAUSKAS PARDONS SOVIET GENERAL TIED TO JANUARY 1991 EVENTS.
• BELARUSIAN PRESIDENT CLAIMS PROGRESS.
• WILL BUDGET CUTS "SOLVE" THE BLACK SEA FLEET DISPUTE?
• MOVEMENT AND STASIS IN MOLDOVA.
• GEORGIA SETS ELECTIONS.
• ARMENIANS DIVIDED ON RESTORATION OF SOVIET UNION.
• TAJIK CONFLICT THREATENS TO EXPAND.
• UZBEK OPPOSITION PARTY MEETS IN MOSCOW.
• WHERE ARE ARMENIA'S INSANE NOW?

Volume 1 Issue 45

July 5, 1995

• CHECHEN TALKS RECESS
• CHECHEN POSITIONS HARDENING AS RUSSIANS WANT END TO WAR
• WASHINGTON SEEN ACCEPTING IRANIAN REACTOR DEAL
• WHO WILL THE NEW POWER MINISTERS BE
• CHERNOMYRDIN LOOKS FOR MILITARY ALLIES
• GRACHEV ACCUSES LEBED OF PLOTTING
• BUDENNOVSK FALLOUT CONTINUES
• MILITARY FURIOUS AT YELTSIN'S SUPPORT FOR COUNTRY'S "SECOND"ARMY
• SECURITY OFFICIALS FURIOUS AT YELTSIN'S CUTS OF COUNTERTERRORISTGROUPS
• MOSCOW CITY GOVERNMENT CLAIMS NEW POWERS
• FEDERATION COUNCIL REJECTS DUMA-PASSED MEASURES TO CONTROLEXECUTIVE
• FEDERATION COUNCIL: LEADERSHIP STAFF IS CORRUPT.
• WEST EXPANDS PROGRAM TO KEEP RUSSIAN NUCLEAR SCIENTISTS ATHOME
• PATRIARCH WARNS AGAINST ANTI-ORTHODOX DISCRIMINATION.
• RUSSIA CUTS OIL EXPORTS TO CIS COUNTRIES
• 1995 HARVEST UNDER THREAT
• PRIVATE EYES SAY THEY NEED TO USE LETHAL FORCE
• 86 MILLION RUSSIANS HAVE LOST MONEY IN THRIFTS
• RUSSIANS BLAME WEST FOR THEIR TROUBLES.
• MORE ETHNIC RUSSIANS IN ESTONIA OPT FOR RUSSIAN CITIZENSHIP.
• BALTS PUT OFF VISA-FREE TRAVEL.
• BANK PROBLEMS SPREAD TO LITHUANIA.
• KUCHMA PRESSES GERMANY FOR AID.
• KUCHMA RESHUFFLES HIS GOVERNMENT.
• A NEW VOICE FOR THE CRIMEAN TATARS?
• CHISINAU WILL SUPPORT RUSSIA FOR COUNCIL OF EUROPE MEMBERSHIP.
• ARMENIANS GO TO THE POLLS.
• ABKHAZ LEADER COMPLAINS OF RUSSIAN "BLOCKADE."
• TAJIK GOVERNMENT FORCES CRUMBLING.
• TASHKENT PUSHES CENTRAL ASIAN INTEGRATION.
• TURKMENISTAN SIGNS GAS DEAL WITH IRAN.
• A DEAD LENIN ISN'T DANGEROUS.

Volume 1 Issue 44

July 3, 1995

• YELTSIN KEEPS GRACHEV.
• DUMA KEEPS CHERNOMYRDIN.
• MOSCOW'S "ZERO OPTION" PROPOSAL BRINGS CHECHEN TALKSTO A HALT.
• GORE, CHERNOMYRDIN SIGN 21 ACCORDS.
• 726 STILL MISSING IN CHECHNYA.
• CHECHEN VETERANS TO PARTICIPATE IN AMERICAN MILITARY EXERCISE.
• CHECHNYA BY DECREES.
• REGIONS IGNORE MOSCOW POLITICS.
• BRITAIN EXPELS RUSSIAN TV CORRESPONDENT.
• DUMA DEPUTY COMPLAINS ABOUT AMERICAN INTERFERENCE.
• US-RUSSIAN "DIFFERENCES" SEEN GROWING.
• MOSCOW CONSIDERS NEW LAW ON RETURN OF CULTURAL ARTIFACTS.
• MOSCOW WANTS RUSSIA CLASSIFIED AS "TRANSITIONAL"ECONOMY.
• ATTRACTING AND REPELLING FOREIGN INVESTMENT.
• 2800 FIRMS WON'T BE PRIVATIZED.
• RUSSIANS DECREASE PURCHASES OF HARD CURRENCY.
• REAL UNEMPLOYMENT NOW 18 PERCENT.
• RUSSIANS DON'T WANT TO SERVE IN ARMY.
• CHECHEN CONTINUES HUNGER STRIKE.
• WEST EXPANDS PROGRAM TO KEEP RUSSIAN NUCLEAR SCIENTISTS ATHOME.
• EUROPEAN UNION HELPS FIGHT DIPHTHERIA EPIDEMIC.
• REGIONS REIMPOSE LIMITS ON RELIGIOUS FREEDOM.
• TISHKOV CALLS FOR TOLERANCE TRAINING.
• SECRET SERVICES BUG REGIONAL LEADER'S PHONES.
• MOSCOW SIGNS TREATY WITH FIFTH REGION.
• BUDENNOVSK ECHOES.
• FISHERMAN'S STRIKE ENTERS FIFTH MONTH.
• MOSCOW UNHAPPY WITH BALTIC VISA-FREE REGIME.
• LATVIAN BANKING CRISIS CONTINUES TO EXPAND.
• RUSSIA'S CUSTOMS OFFICIALS HAVE PROBLEMS IN BELARUS.
• LUKASHENKO WANTS CLOSE TIES TO U.S.
• KUCHMA INSISTS ON HIS POWERS.
• CRIMEAN ELECTION RESULTS REPORTED.
• UKRAINIAN TAX POLICE CLOSE BLACK SEA FLEET ACCOUNTS.
• THE DOLLAR IS FALLING IN UKRAINE TOO.
• LEBED: "I LEAVE BUT I REMAIN."
• TIRASPOL CHARGES CHISINAU "BOUGHT OFF" MOSCOW PRESS.
• ARMENIAN AIDE: PIPELINE SHOULD CROSS ARMENIA.
• GEORGIAN AUTHORITIES CATCH ANOTHER TERRORIST GROUP.
• NEW KAZAKHSTAN CONSTITUTION RENAMES COUNTRY.
• RUSSIANS FLEEING KAZAKHSTAN, TAJIKISTAN.
• TAJIK TROOPS ARREST TAJIK REGIONAL LEADER.
• UZBEK OPPOSITION PARTY MEETS IN MOSCOW.
• A JOB WITH REGULAR PAY.

Volume 1 Issue 43

June 30, 1995

• POWER MINISTERS OFFER TO RESIGN.
• YELTSIN TAKES TOUGH LINE ON CHECHNYA.
• CHECHEN TALKS
• COUNCIL OF EUROPE: RUSSIAN FORCES DELIBERATELY VIOLATED HUMANRIGHTS IN CHECHNYA.
• RUSSIAN ARMY UNHAPPY WITH IMAGE, POLITICIANS.
• COSSACKS CONSULT IN MOSCOW.
• KOZYREV CALLS FOR CONTINUED MORATORIUM ON NUCLEAR TESTING.
• MOSCOW SEEKS TO SELL MORE NUCLEAR REACTORS ABROAD.
• FOREIGN MINISTRY CRITICIZES US CONGRESS ON BIOLOGICAL WEAPONSBAN.
• GORE, CHERNOMYRDIN UPBEAT AT MEETING.
• CHECHEN WAR A "BARRIER" TO FOREIGN INVESTMENT.
• PARAMONOVA'S CONFIRMATION SEEN DEPENDING ON LOAN TO AGRO-INDUSTRIALGROUP.
• CASH SHORTAGE CLOSES RUSSIAN MISSILE PLANT.
• YELTSIN SIGNS PENSION LAW.
• BUDENNOVSK OPERATION CAREFULLY PLANNED, RUSSIANS SAY.
• AND TURKEY REALLY DID PLAN TO GIVE DUDAYEV ASYLUM.
• LEBED LEADS PRESIDENTIAL POLL.
• REFUGEES OVERWHELM RESOURCES OF MIGRATION SERVICE.
• MOSCOW SENDS SPECIAL AID TO BUDENNOVSK.
• MOSCOW TO AID RUSSIAN PUBLICATIONS IN "NEAR ABROAD."
• GALAZOV: CHECHNYA ONLY ONE OF NORTH CAUCASUS PROBLEMS.
• MOSCOW ACCEPTS BLAME FOR INGUSH-OSSETIAN CONFLICT.
• CRIME IN MOSCOW REGION EXCEEDS "SOCIALLY TOLERABLE LEVELS."
• COUNCIL OF EUROPE CRITICIZES ESTONIA FOR NOT RATIFYING HUMANRIGHTS CONVENTION.
• NEARLY 80 PERCENT OF ALIENS IN ESTONIA ALREADY REGISTERED.
• ESTONIA PURCHASES BORDER CONTROL SYSTEM FROM FRANCE.
• RIGA PLEDGES TO MEET "POLITICAL" OBLIGATIONS TO DEPOSITORS.
• MOSCOW CUTS GAS SUPPLIES TO BELARUS.
• LUKASHENKO ANNOUNCES MORE POPULIST MEASURES.
• EUROPEAN UNION SETS CONDITIONS FOR UKRAINIAN MEMBERSHIP.
• KRAVCHUK: YELTSIN WANTS CRIMEA BACK.
• CHINA TO FINANCE PIPELINE FROM BAKU TO TURKEY.
• REFUGEES FROM ABKHAZIA STAGE SIT-IN IN TBILISI.
• THE MAKINGS OF A DEAL ON KARABAKH?
• AKAYEV SEES ECONOMIC "CATASTROPHE" IN KYRGYZSTAN.
• TAJIKISTAN LOOSENS CONTROL ON FOREIGN TRADE.
• LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE THROUGH LESS THAN ROSE-COLORED GLASSES.

Volume 1 Issue 42

June 29, 1995

• YELTSIN TELLS SECURITY COUNCIL HE MUST BE "TOUGH."
• MOSCOW MAKES CONCESSIONS AT CHECHEN TALKS.
• IMPEACHMENT EFFORT FALLS SHORT.
• GORE EMBRACES CHERNOMYRDIN.
• MORE REGIONS ADOPT ANTI-TERRORISM MEASURES.
• SENIOR COMMANDER SAYS NUCLEAR TERRORISM POSSIBLE IN RUSSIA.
• COSSACKS EXPAND THEIR ROLE AS DEFENDERS OF RUSSIA.
• GALAZOV: CHECHNYA ONLY ONE OF NORTH CAUCASUS PROBLEMS.
• YELTSIN SEEKS EXTENSION OF MORATORIUM ON BORDER CHANGES.
• JOURNALISTS DEMAND INVESTIGATION OF ALYAKINA KILLING.
• RED FLAGS OVER RUSSIAN TORTURE SITES IN CHECHNYA.
• YELTSIN SETS MILITARY PRIORITIES.
• OFFICER: COMMANDS MORE IMPORTANT THAN CONSTITUTION.
• RUSSIAN INFLATION OUTSTRIPS RUSSIAN INCOMES.
• BUT TAX COLLECTIONS IMPROVE.
• AND INVESTMENTS RISE AS WELL.
• INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS RISE AS PRODUCTION FALLS.
• CHECHNYA MAY KEEP DUMA FROM GIVING MORE POWER TO REGIONS.
• DUMA WON'T CHANGE IMMUNITY PROVISIONS.
• BULGARIA OPPOSES NATO ENLARGEMENT, WELCOMES RUSSIAN PIPELINE.
• OUTRAGED CITIZENS BEAT UDMURT CITY MAYOR.
• ZHIRINOVSKY THREATENS EUROPE WITH ETHNIC WARS.
• RUSSIAN OFFICIAL: MOSCOW WILL NEVER RECOGNIZE TARTU TREATY.
• LATVIAN PM: RUSSIA NOT READY FOR COUNCIL OF EUROPE.
• JAMMING REPORTED IN BELARUS.
• KUCHMA SAYS UKRAINE WON'T MEET IMF TARGETS.
• CRIMEA CALMING DOWN.
• KRAVCHUK: YELTSIN WANTS CRIMEA BACK.
• YELTSIN STONEWALLS ON TROOP WITHDRAWAL FROM MOLDOVA.
• SNEGUR ON THE DEFENSIVE.
• MOLDOVA TO OPPOSE RUSSIA'S ADMISSION TO COUNCIL OF EUROPE UNLESSTROOPS GO.
• CLINTON TO HOST ARMENIAN-AZERBAIJANI TALKS?
• ARMENIA SIGNS ENERGY AGREEMENT WITH IRAN, TURKMENISTAN.
• ALMATY ALLOWS RUSSIA TO SET UP COMMUNICATIONS LINKS IN KAZAKHSTAN.
• TAJIKS LASH BACK AT MOSCOW.
• THE MASONS ARE BACK!

Volume 1 Issue 41

June 28, 1995

• A "ZERO-OPTION" SOLUTION TO THE MOSCOW POLITICALCRISIS.
• CHECHEN TALKS RESUME.
• WHERE IS SHAMIL BASAYEV?
• A CROWDED AGENDA FOR GORE-CHERNOMYRDIN TALKS.
• SHUMEIKO: WEST WANTS NATO EXPANSION FOR ECONOMIC REASONS.
• EUROPEAN UNION AGREES TO UNFREEZE ACCORD WITH RUSSIA.
• ECONOMIST: MONOPOLIES STILL DOMINATE RUSSIAN ECONOMY.
• THE REAL REASON RUSSIA NEEDS A MONEY LAUNDERING LAW.
• MOSCOW WANTS REGIONS TO SHOULDER GREATER WELFARE BURDEN.
• GROMOV, STAFF NOT BEING PAID.
• GAZPROM TO SHIFT FOREIGN FUNDS TO ITS OWN BANK.
• CHERNOMYRDIN BLOC SEEKS A MESSAGE.
• ZHIRINOVSKY SEES RUSSIA DISINTEGRATING.
• AGRARIAN PARTY THREATENS EXTRA-PARLIAMENTARY ACTION.
• OSSETIAN PRESIDENT PUSHES PAN-CAUCASUS FORUM.
• US, JAPANESE FIRMS TO SIGN SAKHALIN OIL DEAL.
• RUBLE'S RISE SETS OFF SPENDING SPREE.
• DRUG USE RISING IN RUSSIA.
• US DENIES VISA TO SINGER WITH TIES TO CRIME.
• TALLINN EXTENDS DEADLINE FOR ALIENS.
• BALTIJA BANK DECLARED INSOLVENT.
• ESTONIA, FINLAND SET INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING LANE IN GULF.
• ILLEGAL ARMS TRADE SHIFTS IN THE BALTIC STATES.
• ESTONIAN PREMIER WELCOMES RUSSIA-NATO CONTACTS.
• RUSSIAN, LITHUANIAN CONSORTIUMS VIE FOR BALTIC OIL.
• CRIMEAN PROBLEMS DON'T ECHO IN KIEV.
• UKRAINIANS PROTEST RUSSIAN-LANGUAGE BROADCASTS.
• GRACHEV ADOPTS TOUGH LINE IN MOLDOVA.
• MOSCOW TV WELCOMES GRACHEV'S POSITION. A
• MOLDOVA TO BE ADMITTED TO COUNCIL OF EUROPE.
• UZBEKISTAN FREES TRADE IN FOREIGN CURRENCIES.
• A CHALLENGE TOO BIG FOR LIE DETECTORS.

Volume 1 Issue 40

June 27, 1995

• VIOLENCE IN CRIMEA.
• CHECHEN TALKS DELAYED UNTIL JUNE 28.
• TOWARD A COMPROMISE IN THE POLITICAL CRISIS.
• RUSSIAN WORD ON FRED CUNY.
• CHERNOMYRDIN, LI PENG DISCUSS MILITARY COOPERATION.
• IF ELECTIONS WERE HELD...
• BORDER GUARDS CHIEF TO BE BUDENNOVSK SCAPEGOAT?
• TWO CHECHEN OFFICIALS REMAIN UNDER ARREST IN MOSCOW.
• MORE BUDENNOVSKS IN THE FUTURE?
• YELTSIN SIGNS SECURITY SERVICE STATUTE.
• MOSCOW'S TAX CONCESSIONS TO STAVROPOL IRK OTHER REGIONS.
• DUMA PASSES BILL TO FORCE EMPLOYERS TO PAY ON TIME.
• RUSSIAN BAKERS CUT OFF BREAD TO RUSSIAN TROOPS.
• ONE-THIRD OF YOUNG RUSSIANS NOW UNEMPLOYED.
• KUZBASS MINERS WANT HIGHER PRICES FOR THEIR COAL.
• RUSSIA TO ENTOMB SUNKEN NUCLEAR SUB.
• US, JAPANESE FIRMS TO SIGN SAKHALIN OIL DEAL.
• SKOKOV CALLS FOR SLAVIC-TURKIC UNITY.
• LUKIN SAYS US HELPING BOSNIAN MUSLIMS.
• MOSCOW SEEKS ALLIES AGAINST NATO EXPANSION.
• DRUG USE RISING IN RUSSIA.
• HIGH MORTALITY RATES FOR RUSSIAN MOTHERS.
• US DENIES VISA TO SINGER WITH TIES TO CRIME.
• ESTONIAN PREMIER WELCOMES RUSSIA-NATO CONTACTS.
• BANKING CRISIS LEADS TO FALL IN LATVIAN MONEY SUPPLY.
• LITHUANIA'S BORDER PROBLEMS.
• KUCHMA BEMOANS "TRAGIC" STATE OF UKRAINIAN ARMY.
• GRACHEV SEEKS BASES IN MOLDOVA.
• SNEGUR RESIGNS FROM AGRARIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
• RUSSIAN TROOPS LAND IN GEORGIA.
• MANY ARMENIANS INDIFFERENT TO POLITICAL STRUGGLE.
• ARMENIAN FOOD CERTIFIED NON-RADIOACTIVE.
• RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY DENOUNCES RUSSIAN PROSECUTORS, TURKMENCOURTS.
• GERMANS PRESS TO LEAVE KAZAKHSTAN.
• KYRGYZ TEENAGERS DROP OUT OF SCHOOL.
• NO CAUCASIANS, UKRAINIANS OR JEWS NEED APPLY.

Volume 1 Issue 39

June 26, 1995

• RYBKIN: DUMA UNLIKELY TO VOTE AGAINST GOVERNMENT JULY 1.
• CHERNOMYRDIN TAKES CONTROL OF CHECHEN TALKS.
• MOSCOW HARDENS LINE ON NUCLEAR ISSUES.
• INCUMBENCY PROTECTS CRIMINALS.
• CHINA, RUSSIA REJECT OUTSIDE GUIDANCE.
• YELTSIN AIDE: UNEMPLOYMENT TO 20 PERCENT BY YEAR'S END.
• MORE TROOPS IN MOSCOW.
• MOSCOW'S CHANGING STORY ON BUDENNOVSK.
• "HOSTAGE" JOURNALISTS GIVEN AWARDS.
• KOVALEV DENOUNCES WEST ON CHECHNYA.
• MOSCOW SEEKS TO REDUCE POWER OF REGIONS.
• REGIONAL PRESS ORGANIZES.
• LEBED LAYS OUT HIS POLITICAL PROGRAM.
• INGUSH ATTACKED IN NORTH OSSETIA.
• RUSSIAN SECURITY SERVICE TO OVERSEE BANKCARDS.
• DRUG TRAFFICKING INCREASES DRAMATICALLY.
• MAFIA INCREASES ITS CONTROL OF BUSINESSES, BANKS.
• MAFIA VS. NOMENKLATURA IN DAGHESTAN.
• RUSSIAN ARRESTED IN NEW YORK HAD LINKS TO MOSCOW BANK.
• FALLING DOLLAR HURTS RUSSIAN OIL REVENUES.
• "UNION OF SOVIET CHEKISTS"
• STALINISTS ON PARADE.
• MOSCOW PAPER: ONLY BALTS BENEFITED FROM INDEPENDENCE.
• ESTONIAN PARLIAMENT TO CONSIDER AMENDMENTS TO ALIENS LAW.
• RUSSIAN PLANES VIOLATE LITHUANIAN AIRSPACE--AGAIN.
• NEW RUSSIAN COMMANDER IN MOLDOVA WANTS REINFORCEMENTS.
• YELTSIN SETS STAGE FOR MEETING WITH MOLDOVAN PRESIDENT.
• MORE RUSSIAN FORCES FOR GEORGIA?
• ARMENIAN SITUATION DETERIORATING.
• PROGRESS AT KARABAKH TALKS DOESN'T INCLUDE KARABAKH.
• MOSCOW PREPARED TO SIGN PARTIAL BLACK SEA ACCORD.
• RUSSIAN COMMANDERS DENOUNCE TAJIK GOVERNMENT.
• ICONS IN HEAVEN.

Volume 1 Issue 38

June 23, 1995

• DUMA REJECTS IMPEACHMENT, SETS NO CONFIDENCE VOTE.
• YELTSIN ANNOUNCES ELECTION YEAR BUDGET.
• PROGRESS AT CHECHEN TALKS.
• YELTSIN, GRACHEV DENOUNCE SECURITY SERVICES.
• DUMA SEEKS TO REGAIN PARLIAMENTARY CONTROL OF GOVERNMENT.
• COUNCIL OF EUROPE HONORS KOVALEV.
• YELTSIN ALLOWS GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS IN NIZHNY NOVGOROD.
• OPPOSITION CALLS FOR ELECTION MONITORING.
• LEBED BOWS OUT WITH A BANG.
• DUMA VOTES AGAINST REORGANIZATION, WITHDRAWAL OF 14TH ARMY.
• YELTSIN WOOS FIGS.
• FOREIGN JOURNALISTS DEMAND INVESTIGATION INTO ALYAKINA KILLING.
• SECURITY SERVICES WARNED ABOUT CHECHEN ATTACKS--TOO OFTEN.
• RUSSIA LEADS THE WORLD IN ABORTIONS.
• CONFLICTS AMONG BALTIC STATES INCREASE.
• ALIENS IN ESTONIA REGISTER, CHOOSE RUSSIAN CITIZENSHIP.
• LATVIAN BANKING CRISIS DEEPENS.
• LITHUANIAN UPRISING COMMEMORATIONS CRITICIZED.
• RUSSIA VIOLATES LITHUANIAN SOVEREIGNTY.
• EINSELN PROMOTED.
• LUKASHENKO CRITICIZES CHINESE TRADE POLICIES.
• BELARUS MENDS TIES WITH TURKEY.
• JEWISH CEMETERY DESECRATED IN SEVASTOPOL.
• PRO-GOVERNMENT ARMENIANS ATTACK DEMONSTRATORS.
• SOUTHERN AZERBAIJANIS IRKED BY IRANIAN QUESTIONNAIRE.
• MOSCOW PAPER SEEKS EMERGING RUSSIAN-TAJIK AXIS IN CENTRAL ASIA.
• KAZAKHSTAN SEEKS TURKISH HELP ON PIPELINE.
• GERMANY SUPPLIES CREDITS FOR UZBEKISTAN.
• EAT LESS BUT DRINK MORE.

Volume 1 Issue 37

June 22, 1995

• FASCIST GROUP FAILS TO RECRUIT LITHUANIAN SOLDIERS.
• CHINESE PREMIER VISITS MINSK.
• LUKASHENKO CALLS FOR CONFEDERATION WITH RUSSIA.
• UKRAINIAN PARLIAMENT CHALLENGES KUCHMA.
• MASSIVE ANTI-GOVERNMENT PROTESTS IN YEREVAN.
• PROGRESS AT ARMENIAN-AZERBAIJANI TALKS.
• ARMENIAN CHURCH LEADER ACTIVE IN MOSCOW.
• NEW CASPIAN SEA TALKS PLANNED.
• SHEVARDNADZE SUPPORTER MURDERED.
• RUSSIAN BORDER GUARD CHIEF AT HOME IN KYRGYZSTAN.
• IF AMERICANS WANT TO BREATHE, THEY SHOULD PAY RUSSIA A TAX.
• CHERNOMYRDIN ASKS FOR NEW CONFIDENCE VOTE.
• CHECHENS MAKE CONCESSIONS AT GROZNY TALKS.
• YELTSIN DECREES NATIONAL DAY OF MOURNING.
• DUMA PASSES REFERENDUM LAW.
• LEBED'S DEPARTURE FUELS ANTI-YELTSIN MOOD IN MILITARY.
• RUSSIAN MINERS HAVE "NO CONFIDENCE" IN YELTSIN.
• GRACHEV NOW "REGRETS" LEBED'S DEPARTURE.
• KOZYREV RENEWS CALL FOR OSCE-LED EUROPEAN SECURITY SYSTEM.
• TEREK COSSACKS MOBILIZE IN THE NORTH CAUCASUS.
• JOURNALISTS PROTEST MOSCOW'S APPROACH IN BUDENNOVSK.
• A BORDER DISPUTE AMONG RUSSIAN REGIONS.
• STATE OIL MONOPOLY TO END?
• LEBED URGES DUMA TO PROTECTION RUSSIANS ABROAD.
• NEMTSOV TO SUE ZHIRINOVSKY.
• NORTH CAUCASIAN PLAN TO MEET ANGERS YELTSIN.
• RUSSIAN GENERAL: DON'T REPAIR WEAPONS; USE SPARES.
• ANOTHER SOUR NOTE FROM BUDENNOVSK.
• RIGA SEEKS PERMISSION TO USE WESTERN AID TO END BANK CRISIS.

Volume 1 Issue 36

June 21, 1995

• CHECHEN TALKS EXTEND CEASE FIRE.
• CHECHEN FIGHTERS RETURN HOME, RELEASE HOSTAGES.
• THE FALLOUT OF BUDENNOVSK IN MOSCOW.
• RUSSIA MAY RESUME NUCLEAR TESTING.
• DUMA CONSIDERING NO CONFIDENCE MOTION.
• YELTSIN ORDERS INVESTIGATION INTO BUDENNOVSK.
• BOMB BLAST KILLS ONE IN VLADIVOSTOK.
• WESTERN OBSERVERS FEAR GROWTH OF RUSSIAN ANTI-SEMITISM.
• RUSSIAN TV REPLAYS ZHIRINOVSKY MISBEHAVIOR.
• MINISTRIES CLASH ON CONTROL OF OIL EXPORTS.
• MAJOR PLATINUM FIND IN KARELIA.
• MOSCOW NOT SENDING MONEY TO RUSSIAN FARMERS.
• DUMA SKEPTICAL OF GOVERNMENT'S 1996 BUDGET.
• RUSSIAN HARD CURRENCY RESERVES INCREASE.
• MANY JOINT VENTURES REMAIN ON PAPER.
• RUSSIAN REGIONS DEMAND EXPANDED ROLE IN TRADE, TAXES.
• MORE PAPERS CLOSING IN THE PROVINCES.
• IS THE ESTONIAN ECONOMY GOING UP OR DOWN?
• RIGA BELIEVES MOSCOW CAUSED BANK CRISIS.
• RUSSIA, GERMANY MOVE TO EXPLOIT BALTIC SEA OIL.
• KIEV TRIES AGAIN TO DRIVE OUT FOREIGN CURRENCY.
• KUCHMA CRITICIZES CHECHENS FOR BUDENNOVSK.
• A DIFFICULT TRANSITION IN TRANSDNIESTR REGION.
• ANOTHER SUSPICIOUS DEATH IN ARMENIA.
• ARMENIAN POWER SUPPLIES DOWN TO ONE HOUR A DAY.
• IRANIAN POWER CUTOFF CRUSHES NAKHICHEVAN ECONOMY.
• RUSSIANS CONTINUE TO BLOCK TRAINS AT AZERBAIJAN BORDER.
• RUSSIA-KAZAKHSTAN TIES SEEN LEADING TO "EURASIAN UNION."
• TAJIK PRISONER EXCHANGE ADVANCES.
• ANOTHER RESULT OF THE DOLLAR'S DECLINE?

Volume 1 Issue 35

June 20, 1995

• TALKS TO CONTINUE, CARAVAN STILL ON ITS WAY.
• POLITICAL FALLOUT FROM THE AGREEMENTS.
• REGION REMAINS TENSE.
• CENTRAL BANK CUTS RATES TO SLOW RISE OF RUBLE.
• FATE OF NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION SEEN DEPENDING ON CHECHNYA.
• "PARTY OF POWER" PURGES ITS RANKS.
• MOSCOW DOES NOT CARE ABOUT PEOPLE, POLL SUGGESTS.
• UNEMPLOYMENT RISING 2-3 PERCENT A MONTH.
• MP SEES RUSSIAN ARMY OF 1.2 MILLION MEN.
• DUMA WANTS GREATER SAY ON CIS RELATIONS.
• KOMI PARLIAMENTARIANS WANT RESTORED SLAVIC UNION.
• ZHIRINOVSKY, FOREIGN MINISTRY SHARE APPROACH TO IRAQ.
• RUSSIA TO PARTICIPATE IN ANOTHER ARMS BAZAAR.
• A NEW RUSSIAN PEACE PLAN FOR YUGOSLAVIA?
• FIGHTING OVER PRIVATIZATION LIMITS.
• CHEVROLET, MERCEDES COMPETE FOR RUSSIAN MARKET.
• DIPHTHERIA EPIDEMIC THREATENS RUSSIA, EUROPE.
• FORMER SOVIET SECRET POLICEMAN GOES ON TRIAL FOR GENOCIDE.
• VILNIUS SEEN RESTRICTING LOCAL GOVERNMENT POWERS.
• BELARUSIAN BANK OPENS IN WARSAW.
• UKRAINE TO BECOME MAJOR GOLD PRODUCER.
• KIEV ANGRY ABOUT G-7 SNUB ON CHERNOBYL.
• GENERAL STARTS HUNGER STRIKE ON LEBED DISMISSAL.
• IS YELTSIN PLANNING TO WITHDRAW THE 14TH ARMY?
• SOUTH OSSETIA REJECTS GEORGIAN PLAN.
• PROGRESS AT THE MINSK TALKS?
• YEREVAN RESTARTS NUCLEAR PLANT.
• KAZAKH TOWN TO FALL UNDER RUSSIAN JURISDICTION.
• A NEW MARKET FOR SOVIET WEAPONS?

Volume 1 Issue 33

June 15, 1995

• CHECHENS RAID RUSSIAN CITY IN KRASNODAR KRAY.
• MOSCOW MEDIA LOWERS EXPECTATIONS FOR G-7 MEETING.
• RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY DENOUNCES ATTACKS ON UN PERSONNEL IN BOSNIA.
• THE BLACK SEA FLEET AGREEMENT THAT WASN'T.
• MOSCOW COMPLAINS ABOUT US STANCE ON NUCLEAR SALES.
• YELTSIN ACCEPTS LEBED'S RETIREMENT.
• GROMOV BLASTS GRACHEV, YELTSIN.
• GROMOV: ONLY OUR MISSILES MAKE US A GREAT POWER.
• RUSSIAN MILITARY BUYING FOOD NOT WEAPONS.
• FEDERATION COUNCIL REJECTS ELECTION COMPROMISE.
• YELTSIN ORGANIZES KOMSOMOL-TYPE YOUTH ORGANIZATION.
• SKOKOV TO LAUNCH NEW ELECTORAL GROUP.
• MOSCOW'S ORGANIZED CRIME IS MOSTLY RUSSIAN.
• SECURITY SERVICES' SHOOT-OUT MARKS THE BEGINNING OF A WAR.
• FEDERAL SECURITY SERVICE CLAIMS SUCCESS AGAINST CIA.
• OSTANKINO TELEVISION MAY GO UNDER.
• INVESTMENT DOWN EVEN AS ECONOMY SHOWS SIGNS OF GROWTH.
• RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO REVIVE JOB-CREATION PROGRAM.
• MOSCOW EXPECTS NO GROWTH IN TRADE WITH CHINA.
• FORMERLY "CLOSED" CITIES TO HOLD EXHIBITION IN MOSCOW.
• RUSSIAN'S ARTICLE PROVOKES DEBATE ON DANISH MILITARY AID TO BALTIC STATES.
• MOSCOW PAPER SEES RUSSIAN INVASION OF BALTIC STATES BEFORE 2000.
• EFTA SEES BALTIC MEMBERSHIP RESTORING THE ORGANIZATION.
• OSCE MISSION IN ESTONIA TO CONTINUE UNTIL DECEMBER.
• LATVIAN, RUSSIAN BORDER GUARDS WILL RETURN ILLEGAL MIGRANTS.
• LITHUANIA PARTICIPATES IN CIS TRANSPORT SESSION.
• LUKASHENKO ASKS OLD PARLIAMENT TO DISBAND.
• A "MINISTRY OF TRUTH" IN MINSK.
• KIEV THREATENS TO KEEP CHERNOBYL OPEN.
• CRIMEAN TATARS DEMONSTRATE IN SIMFEROPOL.
• KISHINEV HOLDS ROUNDTABLE ON TRANSDNIESTR PROBLEM.
• KARABAKH TALKS RESUME IN HELSINKI.
• MOSCOW PAPER ATTACKS AZERBAIJANI PRESIDENT.
• RUSSIAN FEDERATION COUNCIL APPROVES EXTENDED PEACEKEEPING FOR ABKHAZIA.
• TWO MEN GO ON TRIAL FOR ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
• WHAT MOSCOW PROSTITUTES ARE WEARING THIS YEAR.

Volume 1 Issue 32

June 14, 1995

• RUSSIAN FORCES TAKE KEY CHECHEN TOWNS; DUDAYEV PLEDGES TO FIGHT ON.
• NEW WAR DEATHS PROMPT PROTESTS.
• RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY CRITICIZES FRANCE FOR NUCLEAR TESTS.
• YELTSIN THANKS JAPAN FOR EARTHQUAKE AID.
• A "GLOOMY" ANNIVERSARY.
• IGNATENKO PROMISES CRACKDOWN ON WESTERN NEWS AGENCIES.
• DUMA CONCERNED ABOUT WESTERN PURCHASES OF RUSSIAN DEFENSE INDUSTRIES.
• MOSCOW STILL LACKS THE MEANS TO FIGHT CRIME.
• RUSSIAN BUSINESSES REFUSE TO ACCEPT NEW 100,000 RUBLE NOTE.
• GAIDAR DENOUNCES KOZYREV.
• FINANCE MINISTRY PROJECTS GNP FOR 1996.
• THE COSTS TO RUSSIA OF REINTEGRATING THE SOVIET SPACE.
• MORE RUSSIANS OUT ON STRIKE.
• RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT PLANS TO SIMPLIFY TAX SYSTEM.
• FOREIGN TRADE MINISTRY WANTS TO AID EXPORTERS.
• FOREIGN MINISTRY BLOCKS RUSSIAN CITIZENSHIP APPLICANTS.
• LUZHKOV SUES CHUBAIS FOR COMMENTS ON MOSCOW CITY GOVERNMENT.
• ANOTHER PIPELINE BREAK.
• NORTHERN PEOPLES DEMAND THEIR OWN MINISTRY.
• OLD NOMENKLATURA ADAPTS TO NEW REALITIES.
• STALIN'S GRANDSON PRESSES FOR DICTATOR'S REHABILITATION.
• BALTIC STATES AGREE TO RETURN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS.
• LATVIA TO ESTABLISH BANK AGENCY.
• LITHUANIA URGED TO PLAY MORE ACTIVE ROLE IN KALININGRAD.
• UKRAINE TO INCREASE YUGOSLAV PEACEKEEPING CONTINGENT.
• THREE WAYS OUT OF BELARUSIAN PARLIAMENT'S DILEMMA.
• MOLDOVA HOPES TO ESTABLISH OIL TERMINAL ON DANUBE.
• RELIGIOUS LEADERS TO MEET ON KARABAKH.
• ZHIRINOVSKY, CLINTON ADMINISTRATION JOIN CRITICISM OF ARMENIAN GOVERNMENT.
• YEREVAN TO RESTART ARMENIAN NUCLEAR STATION.
• TAJIK COMMANDER SLAIN.
• NAZARBAYEV APPROVES DRAFT KAZAKHSTAN CONSTITUTION.
• RUSSIAN OFFICERS COMMAND KYRGYZ TROOPS ON KYRGYZSTAN BORDER.
• THE CANDY BAR THAT PROMISES MORE.

Volume 1 Issue 31

June 13, 1995

• RUSSIA AFTER FIVE YEARS.
• CHECHEN WAR AFTER SIX MONTHS.
• LOBOV MEETS WITH LEBED ON 14TH ARMY.
• DUMA ECONOMICS CHIEF CRITICIZES GOVERNMENT'S ECONOMIC PROJECTIONS.
• DUMA TO REPEAT HEARING ON PRODUCTION SHARING LAW.
• LOCAL OFFICIALS USE OMON TROOPS AGAINST GAS INDUSTRY.
• 100 COAL PITS TO BE CLOSED.
• EU KEEPS RUSSIA ON HOLD BUT GIVES UKRAINE AID.
• EUROPEAN COMMISSION PROBES REPORTED ZINC DUMPING.
• STERLIGOV: COSSACKS CAN HELP STABILIZE NORTH CAUCASUS.
• ZHIRINOVSKY CALLS FOR SANCTIONS AGAINST REPUBLICS WHICH MISTREAT RUSSIANS.
• EDITOR OF MOSCOW NEWS DEAD AT 66.
• BALTIC PREMIERS SIGN EU ASSOCIATION AGREEMENTS.
• LITHUANIA, SWEDEN STUDY HANDLING OF REFUGEES.
• ESTONIA INCREASES INVESTMENTS IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS.
• RUSSIAN COMMENTATOR: BLACK SEA FLEET DEAL IS A SHAM.
• BAKU READY FOR OSCE KARABAKH TALKS.
• IRAN PUSHES TO RESTART CASPIAN-BLACK SEA RAIL LINK.
• PRIVATIZATION LAGS IN ARMENIA.
• DUMA DELEGATION DISCUSSES TAJIK WAR WITH KABUL.
• DIOGENES CAN PUT AWAY HIS LAMP.

Volume 1 Issue 30

June 12, 1995

• AN ENDGAME IN CHECHNYA?
• A NEW DEAL ON THE BLACK SEA FLEET.
• YELTSIN'S INDEPENDENCE DAY MESSAGE: RUSSIA IS BACK.
• GRACHEV A NO-SHOW AT NATO SESSION.
• YELTSIN WILL COUNT THE VOTES.
• "PARTY OF POWER" ADOPTS NEW STRATEGY.
• GORBACHEV MEETS WITH RYBKIN.
• MORE PROBLEMS WITH RUSSIAN NUCLEAR SECURITY.
• MOSCOW TO GO AHEAD WITH NUCLEAR SALES TO IRAN.
• ...AND JET SALES TO INDIA.
• BILDT MEETS KOZYREV.
• A NEW MOTIVE FOR RUSSIAN SPIES.
• THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT WON'T IMPORT GRAIN BUT PRIVATE TRADERS WILL.
• THE RETURN OF RUSSIAN CAPITAL.
• DUMA REJECTS PRODUCTION SHARING ARRANGEMENT FOR PETROLEUM INDUSTRY.
• RUSSIAN OIL AND GAS INTERESTS CALL FOR END TO EMBARGO ON IRAQ.
• DUMA MAKES IT EASIER TO TRY A DEPUTY.
• SMALL BUSINESS, A GROWING POLITICAL FORCE, GETS TAX CONCESSIONS.
• KOVALEV REJECTS CHECHEN AWARD.
• EARTHQUAKE RECOVERY EFFORT ENDS.
• OSTANKINO STUDIOS SEALED.
• RUSSIAN PRESS COMMITTEE DENOUNCES REPORT ON PAPER CLOSINGS.
• MOSCOW TO DEFEND RUSSIAN JOURNALISTS AGAINST AMERICAN PIRACY.
• TWO CHOLERA CASES RECORDED IN MOSCOW.
• RUSSIA TO SEND 160 PEACEKEEPERS TO ANGOLA.
• MOSCOW SEES IMPROVEMENT IN ESTONIA'S HANDLING OF LOCAL RUSSIANS.
• BALTIC RUSSIANS HELP ORGANIZE NEW LINKS WITH MOSCOW.
• BELARUSIAN PRESIDENT ADOPTS POPULIST LINE.
• TABUNSHCHIK WINS GAGAUZ RUNOFF.
• WESTERN SECRET SERVICES CREATED DRO ORGANIZATION, ARMENIAN OPPOSITION SAYS.
• A NEW WAY OUT FOR TURKMEN GAS?
• RUSSIANS UNHAPPY WITH TAJIK ARMY.
• RUSSIAN CHURCH LEADER TO VISIT KAZAKHSTAN.
• IT'S A BIG COUNTRY.

Volume 1 Issue 29

June 9, 1995

• YELTSIN, KUCHMA MEET ON BLACK SEA FLEET.
• LULL CONTINUES IN CHECHNYA.
• PRESIDENTIAL OFFICIAL THREATENS ECONOMIC SANCTIONS ON BALTS.
• EARTHQUAKE TOLL RISES TO 1825.
• RUSSIANS SEE COUNTRY GOING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION.
• ECONOMICS MINISTER: RUSSIAN ECONOMY STILL IN CRISIS.
• CHERNOMYRDIN WON'T RUN FOR PRESIDENT.
• YELTSIN, DUMA FINALLY AGREE ON ELECTION BILL.
• RYBKIN BLOC GAINS SUPPORT.
• TAX REDUCTION PARTY REGISTERED.
• YELTSIN VETOES TRADE AND DEFENSE BILLS.
• LEBED WON'T SERVE IN THE BORDER GUARDS.
• CHECHENS WINNING PROPAGANDA WAR, PAPER SAYS.
• DUMA FEARS OF RUSSIAN NATIONALISM MAY HELP KALININGRAD.
• FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN RUSSIA PASSES $3 BILLION.
• MOSCOW SETS UP ARCTIC BORDER GUARDS UNIT.
• MOSCOW BEGINS DESTRUCTION OF CHEMICAL WEAPONS.
• A RUSSIAN MARBURY V. MADISON CASE.
• GRACHEV ANNOUNCES MILITARY REORGANIZATION PLAN.
• ZHIRINOVSKY: NATO INVOLVEMENT IN BOSNIA A PRELUDE TO WORLD WAR III.
• CIS AIR DEFENSE TO BE IN PLACE BY 1996.
• COUNTERINTELLIGENCE SERVICE: MORE COUNTRIES SPYING ON RUSSIA.
• MORE PIPELINE DISASTERS LIKELY.
• INTERIOR MINISTRY RESISTS CHANGE IN INTERNAL PASSPORTS.
• SECURITY OFFICERS EXCHANGE FIRE IN MOSCOW.
• KREMLIN MARKS ORTHODOX PATRIARCH'S JUBILEE.
• RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT TO SET UP COSSACK OFFICE.
• TATAR ACTIVISTS LOSE VOTER FRAUD CASE.
• BALTIC BANKING CRISIS SPREADS.
• FINLAND TO PAY FOR REPATRIATION OF RUSSIAN OFFICERS IN ESTONIA.
• KUCHMA NAMES NEW PREMIER.
• BELARUS PRESIDENT SHOCKS WITH ECONOMIC PLANS.
• WHO WILL BE THE NEW BELARUS DEFENSE MINISTER?
• RUSSIA PRESSES FOR GREATER ROLE IN REGION.
• TERRORISTS ATTACK RUSSIAN MILITARY HQ IN TBILISI.
• BAKU PUTS OFF DECISION ON PIPELINE.
• ABKHAZ MAY HOLD REFERENDUM ON RUSSIAN TIES.
• NEW RULE OF ENGAGEMENT FOR RUSSIAN FORCES IN TAJIKISTAN.
• NAZARBAYEV CALLS FOR RUSSIAN-LED SECURITY ZONE.
• UZBEK PRESIDENT CRITICIZES MOSCOW ON CHECHNYA, TAJIKISTAN.
• SHH! THAT'S CLASSIFIED!

Volume 1 Issue 28

June 8, 1995

• CHECHEN FIGHTING IN A LULL.
• KOZYREV: NO NEED FOR A VETO.
• MOSCOW DAMPENS EXPECTATIONS FOR SOCHI MEETING ON BLACK SEA FLEET.
• EARTHQUAKE DEATH TOLL RISES TO 1743.
• DEMOCRATIC PRESS IN DANGER.
• FASCISM SEEN AS RISING THREAT TO RUSSIAN DEMOCRACY.
• REGIONS DEMAND GREATER CONTROL OF TAX REVENUES.
• DUMA SEEKS TO REIN IN KALININGRAD SEPARATISM.
• MOSCOW CITY TO SUE ON TARIFF ISSUE.
• LITTLE PROGRESS ON ELECTION LAW.
• JUSTICE MINISTRY RULES CHERNOMYRDIN BLOC'S ACTIVITIES ARE LEGAL.
• PETROLEUM INTERESTS BACK CHERNOMYRDIN BLOC.
• LUKIN: LIFTING ARMS EMBARGO ON IRAQ WOULD HURT RUSSIA.
• FROM G-7 TO P-8.
• YELTSIN'S BANK CHAIRMAN NOMINEE OPPOSED.
• RUSSIAN BUSINESSMEN SLIGHTLY LESS PESSIMISTIC.
• ONE RUSSIAN IN TEN DOES NOT HAVE ENOUGH TO EAT.
• MORE RUSSIANS COMMITTING SUICIDE.
• HIJACKING EFFORT FAILS.
• SAINT PETERSBURG MAY BLOCK NORTHERN PIPELINE.
• CHECHEN WAR PRODUCING NEW "AFGANTSY."
• MOSCOW CITY GOVERNMENT BANS PRIVATE ARMIES.
• RUSSIAN DUMA FAILS TO EXPEL ESTONIAN DIPLOMAT.
• MOVEMENT ON ESTONIAN-RUSSIAN BORDER DISPUTE?
• UKRAINIAN POWER AGREEMENT WON'T END KIEV TUG OF WAR.
• UKRAINIAN-ROMANIAN TALKS COLLAPSE.
• EUROPEAN COMMISSION BACKS MOLDOVAN TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY.
• YELTSIN REPORTEDLY AGONIZING OVER LEBED'S FATE.
• INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY NEGLECTING REFUGEES IN THE CAUCASUS.
• ARMENIANS FACE NEWSPAPER CUTBACKS.
• GEORGIANS TO PAY FOR RUSSIAN BORDER GUARDS.
• RUSSIANS COMPLAIN OF DISCRIMINATION IN KAZAKHSTAN.
• EVEN THE VODKA ISN'T SAFE.

Volume 1 Issue 27

June 7, 1995

• DUDAYEV PLEDGES TO FIGHT ON.
• KOZYREV "SOMEWHAT REASSURED" ON NATO PLANS IN BOSNIA.
• UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT, PARLIAMENT REACH ACCORD.
• YELTSIN TEMPORIZES ON LEBED.
• RUBLE "BUBBLE" WORKS FOR GOVERNMENT BUT WILL BURST.
• TURF WARS PREVENT MOSCOW FROM USING FOREIGN ASSISTANCE.
• YELTSIN URGES EUROPEANS TO INVEST IN RUSSIAN ENERGY SECTOR.
• EARTHQUAKE TOLL RISES TO 1632.
• FIGHT OVER VETOED ELECTION LAW CONTINUES.
• RYBKIN SAYS ELECTIONS COULD BE DELAYED.
• ELECTIONS OFFICIAL: VOTING MACHINES PREVENT FRAUD.
• YELTSIN "IMPROMPTU" REMARKS CALCULATED TO TEST PUBLIC ATTITUDES.
• DISARMAMENT BY BUDGET CUT.
• RUSSIAN SCHOOLS IN TROUBLE.
• JOURNALIST CHIEF: RUSSIA FAILS TO MEET INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS STANDARDS.
• ANOTHER MOSCOW PAPER SUSPENDS PUBLICATION.
• NEW "INTERNAL RULES" REGULATE ELITE PRIVILEGES.
• YELTSIN REESTABLISHES PETITION OFFICE.
• INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY OF "CHEKISTS."
• RUSSIAN OFFICER WHO SURRENDERED IN CHECHNYA FACES CAPITAL CHARGES.
• RUSSIAN POLICE DETAIN MAFIA CONGRESS FOR THREE HOURS.
• MAFIA HITMAN ESCAPES FROM JAIL.
• MORE NUCLEAR MATERIALS STOLEN AND DUMPED.
• FBI TO MONITOR RUSSIAN CRIME FROM COPENHAGEN.
• MAKING IT EASIER TO OWN GUNS.
• KRASNODAR OFFICIALS CALL FOR SLAVIC UNION.
• MOSCOW REGISTERS "NEW CAUCASUS" POLITICAL GROUP.
• ESTONIA EXPELS ZHIRINOVSKY SUPPORTER AGAIN.
• "DELIBERATE" SABOTAGE AT BALTIJA BANK.
• MOSCOW PAPER SEES DIFFICULT TALKS ON BLACK SEA FLEET.
• KIEV EXPECTS MOSCOW TO INVEST IN UKRAINIAN POWER INDUSTRY.
• KISHINEV CALLS FOR WESTERN PRESSURE ON MOSCOW.
• KARABAKH CALLS FOR WESTERN INVESTMENT.
• SITUATION ON TAJIK BORDER DETERIORATES.
• RUSSIAN OUTMIGRATION ACCELERATES.
• KYRGYZ ECONOMY DOING WELL.
• PSST! WANT TO BUY A SOVIET SPACE SHIP CHEAP?

Volume 1 Issue 26

June 6, 1995

• RUSSIAN FORCES PUSH INTO CHECHEN MOUNTAINS.
• KOZYREV MOVES TO BLOCK NATO MOVES ON BOSNIA.
• EARTHQUAKE COSTS RISE.
• MOSCOW CREATES ANTI-GUERRILLA FORCE FOR NORTH CAUCASUS.
• RYBKIN'S ELECTORAL BLOC ORGANIZES WITHOUT AN IDEOLOGY.
• MUSCOVITES DON'T SEE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS AS IMPORTANT.
• ELECTIONS IN SVERDLOVSK AGAIN IN DOUBT.
• KOZYREV CALLS FOR EASING SANCTIONS ON IRAQ.
• NORTHERN FLEET SHORT OF MEN AND MONEY.
• CIS STATES AGREE ON INTELLIGENCE COOPERATION.
• TATARSTAN SIGNS AGREEMENTS WITH TURKEY.
• ANOTHER REASON FOR SECRECY ON CROP ESTIMATES.
• RUBLE RISES AGAIN.
• DRAFT LAWS MAY HURT FOREIGN FIRMS.
• MOSCOW WINS PARIS CLUB CONCESSIONS.
• MOSCOW CITY AUTHORITIES TIGHTEN CONTROL ON LIQUOR SALES.
• SAVINGS BANK WON'T PRIVATIZE UNTIL 2000--AND THAT MAY BE A GOOD THING.
• BALTIC SHIPS PARTICIPATE IN NATO MANEUVER.
• ESTONIA SEEKS TO JOIN EFTA.
• LANDSBERGIS WARNS AGAINST NEW MOLOTOVS, RIBBENTROPS.
• UKRAINIAN MILITARY ADVISOR: NO UKRAINIANS FOR TAJIKISTAN.
• KIEV TO INTRODUCE NEW CURRENCY.
• LVOV TURNS OFF RUSSIAN TELEVISION.
• ARMENIA LOOKS SOUTH AND EAST.
• STEPASHIN: AZERBAIJAN A CHANNEL FOR ARMS TO CHECHNYA.
• KAZAKH ARMY PROUD OF CUTTING DEATH RATE AMONG SERVICEMEN.
• DRAFT RESISTANCE INTENSIFIES IN TAJIKISTAN.
• A SHOT OF STALIN VODKA, PLEASE.

Volume 1 Issue 25

June 5, 1995

• BATTLE INTENSIFIES IN CHECHEN MOUNTAINS.
• DEATH TOLL MOUNTS FROM SAKHALIN QUAKE.
• MOSCOW AGAINST CHANGE IN UN MANDATE IN BOSNIA.
• CFE-BUSTING ARMY ORGANIZED.
• NO GAG ORDER ON CROP ESTIMATES?
• KOVALEV: THE NATIONALISTS ARE ALREADY IN THE KREMLIN.
• TWO NEW ELECTORAL BLOCS.
• RUSSIAN OFFICERS THREATEN MASS RESIGNATIONS OVER 14TH ARMY.
• RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT GIVES MOSCOW $200 MILLION FOR FOOD.
• YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT COULD TRIGGER SOCIAL EXPLOSION.
• "THE SPECTER OF DIPLOMATIC ISOLATION."
• PRESIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATION WILL APPOINT RUSSIAN AGENTS ABROAD.
• YELTSIN ESTABLISHES FUND TO RETRIEVE RUSSIAN ART FROM ABROAD.
• MOSCOW DEPORTS AZERBAIJANI PLOTTER.
• A NEW SEEDBED FOR RUSSIAN OFFICERS.
• YELTSIN FAILS TO ATTEND KATYN CEMETERY OPENING.
• CUT A TREE, BUILD A BORDER.
• JAPANESE SECT PLANNED TO SELL RUSSIAN TANKS.
• WHERE RUSSIANS GET THEIR NEWS.
• NORTHERN PEOPLES DEMAND MORE RIGHTS.
• GERMANS, CANADIANS BACK ESTONIANS FOR NATO.
• AUTONOMY FOR FINNO-UGRIC GROUP?
• LITHUANIANS DEMAND MOSCOW PAY FOR OVERFLIGHTS.
• WILL THE BLACK SEA FLEET LEAVE CRIMEA?
• KUCHMA: REFERENDUM WILL TAKE PLACE.
• CHANGING THE BELARUSIAN PARLIAMENT'S QUORUM COULD BACKFIRE.
• INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONGRESS MEETS IN KISHINEV.
• ARMENIA WILL PARTICIPATE IN OSCE TALKS.
• MORE DEATHS IN TAJIKISTAN.
• DIVIDING THE BLACK SEA FLEET.

Volume 1 Issue 24

June 2, 1995

• CHECHEN FIGHTING ESCALATES FURTHER.
• A NEW RUSSIAN PEACE PLAN?
• EARTHQUAKE DEATH TOLL RISES.
• LEBED RESIGNATION NOT FINAL.
• RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY WELCOMES UN REPORT ON BOSNIA.
• TASS DIRECTOR TO HEAD MOSCOW'S MEDIA POLICY.
• A RETURN TO SOVIET-ERA INFORMATION CONTROL?
• YELTSIN TAKES CONTROL OF CONTROL ADMINISTRATION.
• WILL THE RUBLE CONTINUE TO RISE?
• LABOR MINISTER SAYS RUSSIA ON "VERGE OF EXPLOSION."
• US SEEN HELPING MOSCOW ON DEBT RESCHEDULING.
• OIL COMPANIES ORGANIZE A TRADE ASSOCIATION.
• REGIONS MEET TO COORDINATE POLICY.
• "DEPUTIES COME AND GO BUT BUREAUCRATS REMAIN."
• NATO WAS WORRIED ABOUT NEW KOZYREV SCANDAL.
• RUSSIAN DIPLOMATS ORDERED TO READ SCANDAL-PLAGUED PAPER.
• MORE GENERALS FOR A SMALLER ARMY.
• YIDDISH PAPER CLOSED.
• A GROWING FEAR OF FASCISM.
• RUSSIAN POLLS NOT RELIABLE.
• ESTONIAN PRESIDENT: WE WANT TO JOIN NATO.
• ESTONIAN BANKS NOT THREATENED.
• UKRAINIAN PARLIAMENT RESOLVES TO BLOCK KUCHMA REFERENDUM.
• UKRAINE TO HAVE "SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP" WITH NATO.
• UKRAINIAN DEFENSE INDUSTRIES ENTER WORLD MARKET.
• BELARUSIAN ARMY LAUNCHES REFORMS.
• MOSCOW RETREATS ON CASPIAN DIVISION.
• GEORGIA REOPENS SOVIET-ERA BASES.
• MOSCOW TO AID TAJIK ARMS PRODUCTION.
• EVEN SPACE TRAVELERS CAN SEE CHECHEN HORRORS.

Volume 1 Issue 23

June 1, 1995

• YELTSIN REPEATS OPPOSITION TO NATO EXPANSION.
• CHECHEN WAR CONTINUES.
• EARTHQUAKE'S POLITICAL AFTERSHOCKS.
• EUROPEAN UNION REFUSES TO LIFT SUSPENSION ON RUSSIA.
• YELTSIN VS. LUZHKOV ON NEW FOOD TARIFFS.
• ECONOMIC PRESSURES SEEN BEHIND CIS INTEGRATION.
• CONTRACT SOLDIERS NOT WORKING OUT.
• CRIMINALS IN RUSSIAN UNIFORM.
• CRIMINALS OUT OF UNIFORM.
• PURGING THE YELTSIN ADMINISTRATION.
• DOWNSIZING THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT.
• A NEW REGIONAL BLOC TO OPPOSE MOSCOW PARTIES.
• PAYING FOR DISASTERS.
• HOUSING FOR CHERNOBYL VICTIMS.
• BANKRUPTCY PROCEDURES WORK.
• LIFE EXPECTANCIES IN RUSSIA TO FALL FURTHER.
• SECURITY SERVICE SCHOOL TO OPEN...
• MOSCOW PAPER REMINDS RUSSIAN FAR EAST OF CHINESE THREAT.
• "SLAVES" OF REUTERS.
• TALLINN URGED TO EXTEND RESIDENCE PERMIT DEADLINE.
• BALTIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN TROUBLE.
• BELARUS LOOKS FOR WAY OUT OF POLITICAL IMPASSE.
• UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT SETS REFERENDUM.
• CRIMEA BACKS DOWN.
• UKRAINIAN DEFENSE INDUSTRIES ENTER WORLD MARKET.
• MOSCOW'S CHECHEN POLICY STRENGTHENS ITS HAND ON PIPELINES.
• KOMMERSANT-DAILY
• ARMENIAN COURT TO TAKE UP DRO CASE.
• TAJIK TALKS MAKE MORE PROGRESS.
• KAZAKHSTAN DESTROYS SOVIET-ERA NUCLEAR DEVICE.
• LENIN OUT, LUZHKOV IN.

Volume 1 Issue 22

May 31, 1995

• KOZYREV SIGNS PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE AGREEMENT.
• RUSSIANS ADVANCE IN CHECHNYA...
• ..AMID MORE CALLS FOR PEACE.
• EARTHQUAKE RECOVERY CONTINUES BUT YELTSIN REJECTS JAPANESE AID.
• LEBED SUBMITS HIS RESIGNATION.
• RUSSIAN, CHINESE COOPERATION EXPANDS.
• POLITICAL PROFITS FROM POPULAR PHOBIAS.
• STOP WORRYING ABOUT NUCLEAR SMUGGLING.
• MILITARY PROSECUTOR: NO INSUBORDINATION IN CHECHNYA.
• FEDERATION COUNCIL RENEWS CHECHEN COURT CASE.
• INGUSH DEMAND MOSCOW PROTECTION AGAINST OSSETIANS.
• DUMA SPEAKER BROUGHT INTELLIGENCE EQUIPMENT BACK FROM WASHINGTON.
• RUBLE RISES ON GOOD ECONOMIC NEWS.
• IS CHERNOMYRDIN A BILLIONAIRE?
• REGIONAL SEPARATISM SEEN RISING.
• INTERNAL TROOPS MORE RELIGIOUS THAN REGULAR ARMY SOLDIERS.
• MOSCOW WILL BLOCK BALTIC MEMBERSHIP IN NATO.
• VILNIUS PARLIAMENTARIAN SAYS RUSSIA MUST MOVE BORDER POSTS.
• ESTONIANS, FINNS MEET ON ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS.
• RUSSIAN MILITARY SEES US BEHIND KIEV'S STANCE ON BLACK SEA FLEET.
• KIEV PREPARED TO SELL WEAPONS CHEAP.
• GEORGIAN OFFICIAL: WE STEAL ARMENIAN GAS.
• GEORGIA MOVING TOWARD FEDERALISM.
• MOVEMENT IN TAJIK TALKS.
• SOME AGENTS ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS.

Volume 1 Issue 21

May 30, 1995

• EARTHQUAKE CLAIMS 2,000 LIVES IN RUSSIAN FAR EAST.
• KOZYREV CRITICIZES SERBS AND NATO.
• CHECHEN WAR EXPANDS INTO THE MOUNTAINS.
• CIS SUMMIT ENDS WITH FEW AGREEMENTS.
• WILL MOSCOW SIGN ON TO PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE?
• NATO ENLARGEMENT SEEN UNIFYING RUSSIAN ELITE, PEOPLE.
• MOSCOW LOOKS EAST.
• LUKOIL IMPLICITLY THREATENS TURKEY.
• AN APPOINTED UPPER HOUSE?
• CUSTOMS UNION WITH BELARUS CARRIES HIGH PRICE.
• MOSCOW PRESSES SEARCH FOR WESTERN INVESTORS.
• ECONOMICS MINISTER: RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT MISUSES 40 TRILLION RUBLES.
• EUROPEAN UNION KEEPS RUSSIA ON HOLD.
• MOSCOW ADMITS DESTROYING KATYN RECORDS.
• YAKUBOVSKY'S BROTHER DETAINED IN ZURICH.
• BALTS INVITED TO EUROPEAN UNION SUMMIT.
• MOSCOW DENOUNCES ESTONIAN EFFORTS AT LINKAGE.
• RUSSIAN CASH WITHDRAWALS BEHIND BANK FAILURE IN LATVIA.
• SECOND ROUND VOTING IN BELARUS FALLS SHORT.
• KUCHMA, YELTSIN TO MEET ON BLACK SEA FLEET.
• OSCE ENVOY: 14TH ARMY MUST GO.
• GAGAUZ AUTONOMY ELECTS FIRST GOVERNMENT.
• AZERBAIJAN WINS WORLD BANK LOAN.
• MOSCOW PRESSES BAKU ON BORDER TROOPS.
• TAJIK MOVES AT CIS SUMMIT.
• PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE FOR MARRIAGE PROPOSALS.

Volume 1 Issue 20

May 26, 1995

• CHECHEN TALKS COLLAPSE AS FIGHTING CONTINUES.
• CIS SUMMIT BEGINS IN MINSK.
• REGIONAL LEADER: ELECTIONS MAY BE CANCELED.
• MORE THAN HALF OF RUSSIAN VOTERS OPPOSE CHERNOMYRDINBLOC.
• YELTSIN SAYS THE SERBS WERE WARNED.
• YELTSIN SETS UP SPECIAL WORKING GROUP ON NATO.
• YELTSIN GIVES AWARDS TO W.W.II, CHECHEN VETERANS.
• MOSCOW'S PLANS FOR CHECHNYA: "COERCIVE PEACE."
• SOLDIERS' MOTHERS PROTEST CHECHEN WAR.
• MOSCOW WEEKLY DEBUNKS CLAIMS THAT BALTIC WOMEN FOUGHTFOR CHECHENS.
• FINANCE MINISTER BLAMES IMF FOR RUSSIA'S BUDGET PROBLEMS.
• FEDERATION COUNCIL PASSES DEFENSE PAYMENT BILL.
• CHERNOBYL ACCIDENT HURT RUSSIA TOO.
• MOSCOW HOPES TO EXPAND ARMS SALES ABROAD.
• BUT WILL MOSCOW HAVE TO BUY MORE FOREIGN GRAIN
• MOSCOW MAYOR UNDER FIRE.
• UKRAINE SIGNS FREE TRADE AGREEMENT WITH ESTONIA.
• LATVIAN GOVERNMENT TAKES CONTROL OF FAILED BANK.
• UKRAINIAN PARLIAMENT ISSUES ULTIMATUM TO CRIMEA.
• UKRAINIAN DEFENSE MINISTER: KIEV NOT RUSHING INTO NATO.
• DUMA: RUSSIAN TROOPS TO STAY IN MOLDOVA.
• GAGAUZ GO TO THE POLLS.
• ANOTHER VICTIM IN THE NORTH CAUCASUS.
• TAJIK SIDES SOLICIT SUPPORT.
• KAZAKHSTAN INVITES FOREIGN EXPERTS TO DRAFT CONSTITUTION.
• SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY.

Volume 1 Issue 19

May 25, 1995

• CHECHEN TALKS INTERRUPTED AS FIGHTING CONTINUES.
• YELTSIN PRESENTS HIS PLATFORM.
• MOSCOW HAS NOT SET A DATE TO SIGN PFP.
• CHECHNYA WAR EXPENSES BUSTING THE RUSSIAN BUDGET.
• PARLIAMENT APPEALS TO YELTSIN TO RETHINK HIS VETO.
• VOTE FRAUD FOUND IN PAST RUSSIAN ELECTIONS.
• MOSCOW DENIES EXISTENCE OF NUCLEAR SMUGGLING.
• YELTSIN WARNS AGAINST CLOSE TIES WITH WESTERNRESEARCHERS.
• YELTSIN APPROVES SECURITY AGENCY PLAN FOR LINKS WITH CISCOUNTRIES.
• YUSHENKOV WORRIED BY RUSSIAN MILITARISM.
• REFORMIST PAPER SUSPENDS PUBLICATION.
• DUMA BANS WITHDRAWAL OF 14TH ARMY.
• COSSACKS GET ORGANIZED.
• A STATE HOLIDAY ON SLAVIC UNITY?
• STATE PROPERTY COMMISSION LIMITS PRIVATIZATION.
• YELTSIN AIDE THREATENS UKRAINE WITH RETALIATION.
• GERMAN-RUSSIAN TENSIONS IN AZOV.
• THE FINLANDIZATION OF ESTONIAN FOREIGN POLICY.
• MOSCOW GROUP SAYS SMUGGLING BEHIND SINKING OF "ESTONIA."
• UKRAINE, BALTS LOOK WEST.
• BELARUSIAN STUDENTS PROTEST NEW NATIONAL SYMBOLS.
• MOLDOVA ADOPTS PFP COOPERATION PLAN.
• BAKU CRITICIZES YEREVAN FOR WITHDRAWAL FROM TALKS.
• US GIVES AZERBAIJAN MFN.
• INTER-TAJIK TALKS SHOW SIDES FAR APART.
• LOOKING FOR STALIN.

Volume 1 Issue 18

May 24, 1995

• FIGHTING IN CHECHNYA CASTS SHADOW ON PEACE TALK PLAN.
• YELTSIN VETO MAY DELAY PARLIAMENTARY VOTE.
• LEBED FEARS A "SECOND CHECHNYA."
• GERMANY CAUTIONS MOSCOW ON CFE.
• YELTSIN WILL GO TO IRAN BUT NOT NECESSARILY THIS YEAR.
• DEMOCRATIC DIVISIONS SEEN HELPING "PARTY OF POWER."
• EXTREME RIGHT ORGANIZES IN THE ARMY.
• DUMA DEBATES ON MILITARY DRAFT PUBLISHED.
• CHECHNYA, CRIME LIMIT RUSSIA'S PRIVATIZATION EARNINGS.
• MOSCOW ENTERS EUROBOND MARKET.
• FEDERATION COUNCIL BLOCKS TV PRIVATIZATION.
• ESTONIA WILL NOT EXTEND ALIEN REGISTRATION DEADLINE.
• THE COSTS OF A BAILOUT.
• MOSCOW WILL RETURN ACCOUNTS, EMBASSY BUILDINGS.
• UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT: NON-ALIGNMENT IS OBSOLETE.
• AUSTRIAN AIRLINES OFFICE BOMBED IN ODESSA.
• ALIYEV: CASPIAN OIL DEAL WILL HOLD.
• ARMENIA DEMANDS INTERNATIONAL GUARANTEES ON ENERGY SUPPLY.
• RUSSIAN PAPER RESUMES PUBLICATION IN ARMENIA.
• MOSCOW JOURNALIST: NO PROGRESS AT TAJIK TALKS.
• TAJIK RUBLE STEADY.
• AS BAD AS THINGS ARE IN ARMENIA...

Volume 1 Issue 17

May 23, 1995

• WAR AND PEACE IN CHECHNYA.
• YELTSIN TO VETO ELECTION BILL.
• YELTSIN TO IRAN?
• THREE KINDS OF RUSSIAN TROOPS IN CHECHNYA.
• YELTSIN DENIES DUMA ACCESS TO CHECHNYA DOCUMENTS.
• WHAT THE CIS SUMMIT IS REALLY ABOUT.
• LEBED WILL RETIRE IF...
• RUSSIAN CENTRAL BANK WON'T CUT RESERVE LEVELS.
• LOBBYISTS: A NEW POWER ON THE RUSSIAN SCENE.
• RUSSIA RESTORES DEFENSE INDUSTRY TIES WITH BULGARIA.
• RUSSIAN MONEY-LAUNDERING IN LONDON.
• IEA: RUSSIAN NUCLEAR SAFETY "UNSATISFACTORY."
• DRUG USE UP IN RUSSIAN ARMY.
• NEGLIGENCE, MAINTENANCE FAILURES EXPLAIN PLANE AND TRAIN CRASHES.
• EURASIAN THEORIST GIVEN AWARD.
• GM TO PRODUCE JEEPS IN TATARSTAN.
• DEFINING THE MARITIME BORDERS OF THE BALTIC STATES.
• MOSCOW POLL SHOWS RUSSIANS NOT UNHAPPY IN ESTONIA.
• LATVIA CLOSES LARGEST BANK.
• EUROPEAN UNION HOLDS UKRAINE ON SHORT LEASH.
• TBILISI ASKS MOSCOW TO HELP CONTROL REFUGEES.
• PIPELINE TO ARMENIA BLOWN UP FOR 9TH TIME.
• RUSSIAN BORDER GUARDS DEMAND MASSIVE BRIBES FOR TRAINS.
• NAZARBAYEV WON'T BE IN MINSK.
• MOSCOW CRITICIZES UZBEK, KAZAKH POSITIONS ON TAJIKISTAN.
• TAJIK TALKS IN ALMA-ATA MAKE LITTLE PROGRESS.
• CENTRAL ASIANS EXPAND TIES TO THE MIDDLE EAST.
• ARE RUSSIANS AUTHORITARIAN? NOW WE MAY FIND OUT.

Volume 1 Issue 16

May 22, 1995

• CHECHEN FIGHTING INTENSIFIES.
• IS YELTSIN FOR PEACE IN CHECHNYA?
• WILL YELTSIN DELAY THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS?
• YET ANOTHER BLOC.
• CHERNOMYRDIN BLOC DESIGNED TO CONTROL REGIONS.
• GAIDAR: CAPITALIST REVOLUTION HAS BEEN WON.
• PRIVATIZATION SLOWING DOWN.
• CHECHEN WAR BUSTS THE BUDGET.
• CHECKING ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN CHECHNYA.
• NO CENTRIFUGE SALE BUT...
• ANOTHER DELAY ON PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE?
• DUMA CALLS FOR MORE AID TO IRAQ.
• BYPASSING THE BOSPHORUS.
• CRIME IN THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
• 14 PERCENT OF RUSSIAN TERRITORY ECOLOGICALLY UNSAFE.
• BALTIC COOPERATION EXPANDS.
• RUSSIAN CITIZENS NOW A MAJORITY IN NORTHEASTERN ESTONIANCITY.
• ESTONIAN PRESIDENT: FINLAND MUST ASSIST FINNO-UGRICPOPULATIONS IN RUSSIA.
• MOSCOW MOVES ON UNITY WITH BELARUS.
• CRIMEAN TATARS BACK UKRAINE.
• "SOME PROGRESS" AT ARMENIAN-AZERBAIJANI TALKS.
• CATHOLICOS TO VISIT KARABAKH.
• ARMENIAN PRESIDENT GOES ON THE OFFENSIVE.
• MORE TAJIK TALKS SCHEDULED.
• IT'S NOT MY DEPARTMENT...

Volume 1 Issue 15

May 19, 1995

• CHECHEN PEACE STILL A LONG WAY OFF.
• RUSSIAN SECRET POLICE GIVEN NEW POWERS, MORE FUNDS.
• CAN MOSCOW GET TOUGH WITH UKRAINE?
• RYBKIN BLOC ATTRACTS FEW SUPPORTERS.
• MORE ELECTORAL BLOCS REGISTER BEFORE DEADLINE.
• A SPECIAL STORE FOR DUMA MEMBERS.
• PROBLEMS WITH THE ARMS EXPORT PROBE.
• CIS SUMMIT AGENDA CALLS FOR 20 NEW ACCORDS.
• RUSSIAN MARINES IN MOSCOW PARADE FOUGHT IN CHECHNYA.
• DUMA FAILS TO PASS NUCLEAR PRIVATIZATION MEASURE.
• MOSCOW TIGHTENS VISA REGIME.
• FATHER MEN' MURDER CASE SUSPENDED.
• GAIDAR: DEMOCRACY WITHOUT CAPITALISM IS IMPOSSIBLE.
• AUTHORITARIANISM IN THE REGIONS CHECKS AUTHORITARIANISM INMOSCOW.
• MOSCOW AGAINST VARIATIONS IN REGIONAL TAXES.
• MOONSHINE COSTS MOSCOW MONEY.
• ANOTHER OIL FIRE IN RUSSIAN NORTH.
• MOSCOW PRESSURES LITHUANIA ON CHECHEN INFORMATION OFFICE.
• POLISH AMBASSADOR PROTESTS LITHUANIAN STATEMENTS ON ARCHIVE.
• LATVIAN UNITS WILL REGISTER WITH WEU.
• UKRAINIAN PARLIAMENT GIVES KUCHMA NEW POWERS.
• KIEV URGES MINSK TO BE MORE INDEPENDENT.
• TRANSDNIESTER ARMS DUMPS: THE CAUSE OF A SECOND KARABAKH WAR?
• KAZIMIROV'S FOUR STEPS TO A KARABAKH PEACE.
• ARMENIAN SECURITY SHAKEUP LINKED TO INMATE'S DEATH.
• GOLD FEVER GRIPS UZBEKISTAN.
• TAJIKISTAN WILL EARN CASH FOR STORING RADIOACTIVE WASTE.
• BURYING LENIN IS "NOT ENOUGH."

Volume 1 Issue 14

May 18, 1995

• THE FATE OF FRED CUNY.
• CRACKING DOWN ON CHECHENS IN CHECHNYA AND IN LONDON.
• PUTTING PRESSURE ON KIEV.
• BUILDING BLOCS.
• "SILENT MAJORITY" TO HAVE BLOC TOO.
• WAS WASHINGTON BEHIND THE NEW ELECTORIAL BLOCS?
• IF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS WERE HELD TODAY...
• FUTURE DUMA MEMBERS MAY HAVE TO TIGHTEN THEIR BELTS.
• DUMA DEPUTIES OPPOSE REMOVAL OF LEBED.
• PRIVATIZATION GONE WILD.
• GREENPEACE ACTIVISTS ARRESTED FOR MOSCOW PROTEST.
• RUSSIAN ECONOMIST: BUDGET FINANCING PLAN IS INFLATIONARY.
• BUT MOSCOW EXPECTS MORE LOANS FROM ABROAD.
• RUSSIAN WAGES, POWER PRODUCTION FALLING.
• TAX CASE LAUNCHED AGAINST ARMS EXPORT BODY.
• A NEW ENEMY FOR RUSSIAN AGRICULTURE.
• KIOSK CAPITALISM FINDS A DEFENDER.
• CRIME BY FOREIGNERS UP MORE THAN CRIME AGAINST FOREIGNERS.
• MOSCOW, BONN AGREE TO BUILD HOUSING FOR RUSSIAN GERMANS.
• COSSACKS TO GUARD RUSSIAN BORDERS ONCE AGAIN.
• RUSSIAN GENERALS BELIEVE NATO WOULD DEFEND BALTS.
• BYPASSING THE BALTS.
• YELTSIN: RELATIONS WITH ESTONIA COULD IMPROVE.
• ARCHIVE DISCOVERY MAY EXACERBATE LITHUANIAN, POLISH RELATIONS.
• IT DIDN'T TAKE TOO LONG.
• BELARUSIAN INFLATION FALLS DRAMATICALLY.
• NEW UNITY FOR ALL CIS STATES?
• TENSE PRE-ELECTION SITUATION IN ARMENIA.
• PIPELINES AND PIPEDREAMS.
• TAJIK TALKS OPEN IN KABUL.
• A MAN NOT ON A WHITE HORSE.
• DON'T GIVE BIRTH IN GEORGIA.

Volume 1 Issue 13

May 17, 1995

• RUSSIAN ATTACKS EXPAND IN CHECHNYA.
• YELTSIN TURNS TO UKRAINE.
• YELTSIN AGAINST NEW ELECTION LAW.
• A WAY OUT OF CFE RESTRICTIONS?
• CHERNOMYRDIN "NOMENKLATURA PARTY" SEEN FALLING SHORT IN ELECTIONS.
• BLOCS MAY BE CREATED IN REGIONS.
• RUSSIAN FASCIST GROUPS SEEN GROWING.
• MINERS ELECTORIAL MOVEMENT REGISTERED.
• KOZYREV: NO DECISION YET ON NUCLEAR SALE TO IRAN.
• MOSCOW OPPOSES POLISH BROADCASTS TO CAUCASUS.
• FINANCE MINISTRY SECRETIVENESS CRITICIZED.
• TAX COLLECTIONS IMPROVED.
• COUNTERFEITERS BECOME BOLDER.
• TARIFF INCREASES LIKELY TO FUEL INFLATION.
• ANOTHER LAW THAT WON'T BE OBEYED.
• RUSSIA TO RELY MORE ON NATURAL GAS.
• WILL RUSSIA BECOME A REFUSE DUMP?
• OZONE HOLE OVER RUSSIA SHRINKS.
• NO GLASNOST FOR DUMA DEBATES ON MILITARY DRAFT.
• A NEW ANTI-ALCOHOL CAMPAIGN?
• ESTONIAN PRESIDENT: WEST MUST DEFEND ITS PRINCIPLES.
• LATVIA ESTABLISHES WORKING GROUP ON BORDERS.
• LITHUANIAN ARMY STARVED FOR FUNDS.
• BELARUSIAN REFERENDA SEEN WORSENING SITUATION THERE.
• CHERNOBYL PLANS BRING FIRST REWARDS.
• CRIMEAN TATARS ORGANIZE PARAMILITARY UNITS.
• EUROPEAN UNION TO FEED REFUGEES IN THE CAUCASUS.
• FROM SEA TO SHINING LAKE.
• HOW MUCH IS A PRESIDENT WORTH?

Volume 1 Issue 12

May 16, 1995

• LUKASHENKO WINS REFERENDA IN BELARUS.
• IS FRED CUNY DEAD?
• RUSSIAN FORCES ATTACK THROUGHOUT CHECHNYA.
• ON THE ELECTORAL BLOC FRONT.
• RUBLE UP AND RUSSIAN WORRIES ARE TOO.
• INVESTMENT PICTURE IMPROVES.
• OIL OUTPUT WILL REMAIN CONSTANT.
• TAX REFORM IN AN ELECTION YEAR.
• FOREIGN CREDIT WATCHDOG AGENCY TO BE SET UP.
• DIVIDING THE PROFITS OF PRIVATIZATION.
• NUCLEAR SMUGGLING STILL A PROBLEM.
• US COMPLAINTS ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RECOUNTED.
• GRACHEV HOPES TO SELL SU-27S TO CHINA.
• MOSCOW WANTS TOUGHER PASSPORT LAWS.
• DUDAYEV: RUSSIA WOULD REGRET A "VICTORY" IN CHECHNYA.
• "MOST" CASE DROPPED.
• SAINT PETERSBURG SYNAGOGUE ROBBED.
• DON'T BREATHE THE AIR.
• COMMUNIST PARTY EXPELS NINA ANDREYEVA.
• YAKUT DIAMOND COMPANY INVESTS...IN ANGOLA.
• ESTONIA, LATVIA CAN'T AGREE ON TRADE STATISTICS.
• LANDSBERGIS CONDEMNS CLINTON FOR SUMMIT PERFORMANCE.
• BALTIC PARLIAMENTARIANS SUPPORT CHECHNYA, TIBET.
• KUCHMA UNHAPPY WITH WESTERN PRESSURE.
• YELTSIN, KUCHMA TO VISIT MINSK.
• UKRAINE, RUSSIA COMPETE TO SELL TANKS.
• FORMER AZERBAIJANI DEFENSE CHIEF SENTENCED TO DEATH.
• TAJIK FIGHTING RESUMES WITH A VENGEANCE.
• THE RETURN OF KERENSKY.

Volume 1 Issue 11

May 15, 1995

• MOSCOW LAUNCHES NEW ATTACKS IN CHECHNYA.
• MINSK TURNS BACK TOWARD MOSCOW.
• MORE SUMMIT FALLOUT.
• "PROGRESS WITHOUT SHOCKS."
• LEBED REFUSES TO RESIGN.
• THE ORGINS OF THE CHECHEN WAR.
• GENERAL WHO OPPOSED CHECHNYA WAR REPLACED.
• PRO-MOSCOW CHECHENS COMPLAIN ABOUT MOSCOW.
• FROM MARX TO CHRIST.
• INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY-AN ISSUE NOT RAISED AT THE SUMMIT?
• AUCTIONING OFF RUSSIAN TELEVISION.
• "MAY YOU LIVE ON YOUR SALARY!"
• YELTSIN ALLOWS GUBERNATORIAL VOTE IN SVERDLOVSK.
• ARBATOV RETIRES, ATTACKS KOZYREV'S FOREIGN POLICY.
• PUTTING A "LIMIT" ON ANTI-SEMITISM.
• NO TO DISCUSSIONS ON NATIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION.
• SWEDEN WON'T SELL WEAPONS TO ESTONIA...
• ..BUT ISRAEL MIGHT.
• "HOW MANY MORE PRESS CONFERENCES?"
• KIEV WILL CLOSE CHERNOBYL.
• ARMENIAN PARLIAMENT APPROVES CONSTITUTION.
• RUSSIAN BASE ANGERS ARMENIANS.
• IRAN THREATENS TO CUT OFF POWER TO AZERBAIJAN.
• KAZAKH PRESIDENT TURNS TO THE EAST.
• TAJIK GOVERNMENT, OPPOSITION TO MEET MAY 17.
• A NEW MARSHAL PLAN?

Volume 1 Issue 10

May 12, 1995

• FROM A CONTENTIOUS SUMMIT...
• ..TO A COOPERATIVE ONE.
• CHECHEN FIGHTING RESUMES.
• MORE DETAILS ON CLINTON'S MOSCOW BREAKFAST.
• KOVALEV CALLS FOR RUSSIAN APOLOGIES TO CHECHENS, BALTS.
• DUMA APPROVES PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION LAW.
• CHERNOMYRDIN BLOC OPENS FOUNDING CONGRESS.
• LEBED'S OUSTER COULD BRING PROBLEMS.
• CONSTITUTIONAL COURT REFUSES APPEAL ON CHECHNYA.
• MOSCOW PAPER NOTES OPENING OF CHECHEN OFFICE IN POLAND.
• PRIVATIZATION MAY NOT BE ENOUGH.
• PIRATED VIDEOS--A GROWING PROBLEM IN RUSSIA.
• MOSCOW BANKS TAKE OVER REGIONAL ONES.
• RUBLE: PURCHASING POWER UP BUT EXCHANGE RATE DOWN.
• REGIONAL JOURNALISTS UNHAPPY.
• VILNIUS EXPECTS NATO EXPANSION.
• LITHUANIA TO EXECUTE JOURNALIST'S MURDERER.
• BELARUSIAN PRESIDENT BLASTS OPPOSITION.
• AZERBAIJAN WILL INCLUDE IRAN IN OIL DEAL.
• BAKU RELEASES 35 ARMENIAN POWS.
• MORE BRIBES THAN TAXES IN AZERBAIJAN.
• GAS PRESSURE FALL CUTS POWER TO YEREVAN.
• RUSSIAN-LANGUAGE PAPER CLOSED IN ARMENIA.
• UZBEK GOVERNMENT, OPPOSITION TO MEET.
• A CHANGE IN COMMAND IN TAJIKISTAN.
• DRIVEN A FORD LATELY?

Volume 1 Issue 9

May 11, 1995

• RUSSIA NEEDS A VODKA MONOPOLY.
• YELTSIN DISSOLVES RUSSIAN DELEGATIONS.
• REFORMS CONTINUING AND ENDING.
• U-238 SEIZED IN TALLINN.
• LATVIANS IN LANSING.
• RUSSIAN PLANES VIOLATE LITHUANIAN AIRSPACE.
• LITHUANIAN INTELLIGENCE SERVICE RELIES ON NEWSPAPERS.
• BELARUSIAN PRESIDENT MOVES AGAINST CONSTITUTIONAL COURT.
• UKRAINE WILL PAY GAZPROM WITH STATE BONDS.
• ARMENIA FREES AZERBAIJANI POWS.
• RUSSIAN FORCES KILL THREE MORE AT TAJIK-AFGHAN BORDER.
• STALIN GETS A MEDAL.
• NEW RUSSIAN ATTACKS IN CHECHNYA.
• CLINTON MEETS WITH RUSSIAN OPPOSITION.
• CLINTON IN KIEV.
• NEW ELECTORAL BLOCS POINT TO SOVIET-STYLE ELECTION.
• LEBED TO ANNOUNCE PLANS MAY 12.
• GRACHEV BANS ELECTIONEERING IN THE ARMY.
• NO "RED-BROWN" COALITION.
• NO MONEY BEHIND NEW LAW.
• DRAFT RESISTANCE UP.
• CHECHNYA WORRIES TATARSTAN'S LEADERS.
• RUSSIA WILL DOUBLE GAS SUPPLIES TO TURKEY.

Volume 1 Issue 8

May 10, 1995

• NO AGREEMENT ON KEY ISSUES.
• DIVIDING A LITTLE ON CHECHNYA.
• UNITING A LOT ON NATO.
• "G-SEVEN AND ONE-HALF."
• A NEW AND HARSHER TONE FROM MOSCOW.
• ON TO KIEV.
• "THE COLD WAR IS BEHIND US."
• GRACHEV CALLS FOR MILITARY MODERNIZATION.
• US REPORTERS BLOCKED FROM ATTENDING PARADE.
• MEANWHILE AT THE LUBYANKA...
• "PRIVATIZING" THE RUSSIAN VICTORY.
• V-E COMMEMORATIONS OUTSIDE OF MOSCOW.
• FIGHTING CONTINUES IN CHECHNYA.
• JURISTS CALL ON WORLD LEADERS TO CONDEMN CHECHNYA OPERATION.
• GERMAN CHARGES ON MOSCOW NUCLEAR SMUGGLING DISPUTED.
• ESTONIAN PRESIDENT: MOSCOW MUST END AGGRESSIVE FOREIGN POLICY.
• LITHUANIAN FORCES NEAR NATO STANDARDS, EXPERTS SAY.
• BALTIC INFLATION RATES FALL.

Volume 1 Issue 6

May 8, 1995

• CHECHEN FIGHTING CONTINUES.
• YELTSIN LAUNCHES V-E DAY COMMEMORATIONS.
• SUMMIT TENSIONS REFLECT DOMESTIC PROBLEMS OF YELTSIN, CLINTON.
• KOZYREV'S REMARKS SEEN AS HELPING THE WEST.
• GERMAN LEADERS CALL FOR AN END TO THE CHECHEN WAR.
• NUCLEAR POWER OFFICIALS DENOUNCES US "IMPERIAL AMBITIONS."
• DUMA OPPOSES CONTINUATION OF UN SANCTIONS.
• THE KGB GOES ON-LINE.
• A NEW USE FOR SUBMARINE REACTORS.
• 75 PERCENT OF AEROSPACE, NUCLEAR SCIENTISTS WANT TO EMIGRATE.
• NEW POLITICAL BLOCS NOT WINNING SUPPORT.
• PROSECUTOR WANTS TO TRY STANKEVICH.
• IS LEBED OUT?
• PROTECTIONISM WINS OUT.
• FOREIGN INVESTMENT STILL LOW.
• "THE WEST IS NO LONGER INTERESTED."
• MOSCOW TO SET UP DIPLOMATIC MISSION IN PALESTINE.
• MOSCOW DENOUNCES BALTS FOR FAILING TO MARK V-E DAY.
• RIGA SYNAGOGUE BOMBED.
• LUKASHENKO: BELARUS "READY TO UNITE" WITH RUSSIA.
• UKRAINE SEEN JOINING COUNCIL OF EUROPE IN 1995.
• MOLDOVAN FINANCIAL POLICY PRAISED.
• SHEVARDNADZE PRAISES STALIN.
• BAKU WILL LEASE RADAR SITE TO MOSCOW AFTER KARABAGH SETTLEMENT.
• ORGANIZING SOUTHERN AZERBAIJAN.
• RUSSIAN SUPPORT FOR DUSHANBE DECRIED.
• TAJIKS TO LAUNCH THEIR OWN CURRENCY.
• AND NOW, CLINTON VODKA.

Volume 1 Issue 5

May 5, 1995

• THE CHECHEN WAR CONTINUES...
• ...AND ITS CONSEQUENCES GROW.
• THE MAKINGS OF A DEAL ON THE IRANIAN NUCLEAR SALE.
• CHECHEN CONFLICT HARD ON JOURNALISTS.
• DETAILS OF SAMASHKI MASSACRE EMERGE.
• REGIONAL LEADERS BACK CHERNOMYRDIN BLOC.
• REGIONAL MEDIA MAY DOMINATE ELECTION CAMPAIGN.
• FEDERATION COUNCIL DEBATES ELECTORAL ARRANGEMENTS.
• NON-AFFILIATED UNIONS PICKET FEDERATION COUNCIL.
• YELTSIN SETS UP NEW ANTI-CRIME BODY.
• PROSECUTOR: MOSCOW MAFIA IS RUSSIAN.
• GRACHEV: ARMY SHOULD BECOME ARMS MERCHANT.
• RUSSIAN COAL INDUSTRY TO DECLINE FURTHER.
• MORE OIL AND GAS IN SIBERIA.
• FINANCIAL TALKS ARE BILATERAL, NOT CIS-WIDE.
• FINANCIAL AUTHORITIES FEAR ANOTHER RUN ON THE RUBLE.
• NO PROGRESS ON THE KURILES.
• "CLAN CAPITALISM" REPLACES "CLAN SOCIALISM."
• DUDAYEV CALLS ON BALTS TO RECOGNIZE CHECHEN INDEPENDENCE.
• DEMOCRATIC LEADERS TO MEET.
• BELARUSIAN POPULATION DECLINES.
• DUDAYEV'S FAMILY NOW IN KIEV.
• PIPELINE ROUTES DEBATED.
• MUSLIM COUNTRIES DIVIDE ON IRANIAN EMBARGO.
• NAZARBAYEV CALLS FOR NEW CONSTITUTION, REFERENDUM.
• WHICH PRISON DO YOU WANT TO GO TO, MR. GORBACHEV?

Volume 1 Issue 4

May 4, 1995

• CHECHEN FIGHTING INTENSIFIES.
• FOREIGN MINISTRY: MOSCOW WILL SELL NUCLEAR EQUIPMENT TO IRAN.
• CAR BOMB EXPLOSION IN MURMANSK.
• SECURITY SERVICE OFFICERS TO SERVE ABROAD.
• THE POLITICS OF PROTECTIONISM.
• MOSCOW UNDERMINES FREE ECONOMIC ZONES.
• THE SECOND STAGE OF PRIVATIZATION.
• THE RUBLE: UP OR DOWN?
• RUSSIAN ARMS EXPORTS SEEN RISING.
• SUBMARINES SOLD, SACRIFICED AND SALVAGED.
• DRAFT RESISTANCE UP.
• COMPLYING WITH THE CFE AGREEMENT.
• WILL WORLD BANK FUNDS REACH KOMI OIL LEAK?
• DUMA SPEAKER WANTS TO EQUALIZE RIGHTS OF FEDERATION COMPONENTS.
• MOSCOW PROTESTS PLANS TO DESTROY "SKRUNDA MONSTER."
• BYPASSING THE BALTICS.
• MOSCOW'S COMPLAINTS ON THE BLACK SEA FLEET.
• KUCHMA WANTS UN TO EXPLAIN WITHDRAWAL REQUEST.
• UKRAINIAN AMMUNITION DUMPS AT RISK.
• KIEV EXPELS RUSSIAN SPY.
• AZERBAIJANI PREMIER CONFIRMED.
• YEREVAN OPPOSED TO CONFEDERATION WITH RUSSIA.
• TAJIK GOVERNMENT CALLS FOR CEASEFIRE.
• "DOSTOEVSKY'S TIME HAS PASSED."

Volume 1 Issue 3

May 3, 1995

• CHECHEN FIGHTING ESCALATES.
• HOW MUCH RUSSIAN FLEXIBILITY?
• RUSSIANS SEE US AS A "NEGATIVE" INFLUENCE ON RUSSIA.
• FRENCH PAPER TIES YELTSIN AID TO AUM SECT.
• CHERNOMYRDIN'S "PARTY OF POWER" MAY USE STALIN AS A PATRIOTIC SYMBOL.
• IS AN HONEST RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT POSSIBLE?
• RUSSIA MAY LEAVE INTERNATIONAL REFUGEE CONVENTION.
• YELTSIN PLANS NEW CENSORSHIP COMMITTEE.
• THE GRU EXPANDS.
• SAVING MONEY VS. SAVING RUSSIA.
• WHY THE NON-RUSSIANS MIGHT REBEL.
• WHY THE RUSSIANS MIGHT REBEL.
• GAIDAR: INVEST IN DEFENSE INDUSTRIES.
• SPACE PROGRAM AT RISK.
• AMMUNITION DUMPS AT RISK.
• NUCLEAR SITES ALSO AT RISK.
• MUFTI: CHECHNYA WAR NOT ABOUT ISLAM.
• "RED MERCURY" EXISTS AFTER ALL.
• MOSCOW ANNOUNCES A V-E DAY AMNESTY.
• THE RICH GET RICHER.
• MOSCOW PAPER CALLS FOR MILITARY OCCUPATION OF BALTIC STATES.
• ARMS ACROSS THE ESTONIAN BOARDER.
• KUCHMA MEETS THE POPE.
• LVOV PAPER: MOSCOW PLANS SUBVERSION IN CRIMEA.
• ARMENIA, LEBANON SIGN TRADE AGREEMENTS.
• ANOTHER OIL ROUTE TO THE SEA.
• "NEW RUSSIANS" AT OLD SCHOOLS.

Volume 1 Issue 2

May 2, 1995

• HEAVY FIGHTING IN CHECHNYA.
• FRANCE CRITICIZES MOSCOW ON CHECHNYA.
• MAY DAY IN MOSCOW.
• THE COSTS OF CHECHNYA.
• FORMER NATIONALITIES HEAD URGES YELTSIN TO PHONE DUDAYEV.
• YELTSIN LIFTS RESTRICTIONS ON AMERICAN BANKS.
• PRESSURING MOSCOW ON IRANIAN NUCLEAR SALE.
• THREE US CITIZENS BRIEFLY DETAINED IN RUSSIAN FAR EAST.
• LESS FORCE, MORE "FORCE" MINISTERS.
• FOR WANT OF A LAW...
• IMF MONEY FAILS TO REACH PROJECTS.
• RUSSIAN CAPITAL FLIGHT PUT AT $80 BILLION.
• REGIONAL DISPARITIES IN PURCHASING POWER.
• MOSCOW NO LONGER WORRIED ABOUT TATAR SEPARATISM.
• GRU TRAINED AUM TERRORISTS AT SECRET BASE.
• THE DISSIDENTS WILL RETURN.
• "THE MORAL DOWNFALL OF THE OSCE."
• RUSSIAN DAILY SCORES ESTONIAN MINISTER.
• RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS WANT SKRUNDA TO SAVE THE EARTH.
• KUCHMA IN ROME.
• ARMENIA SIGNS AGREEMENTS WITH SYRIA.
• OSCE OBSERVER KILLED IN TBILISI.
• NO MAY DAY IN UZBEKISTAN.
• HAVE YOU HEARD A GOOD ANECDOTE LATELY?

Volume 1 Issue 1

May 1, 1995

• GERMAN OFFICIALS DENOUNCE MOSCOW.
• A CHILLY SUMMIT.
• FIGHTING CONTINUES IN CHECHNYA.
• YELTSIN SIGNS UNPOPULAR MILITARY DRAFT LAW.
• THE STRENGTH OF WEAKNESS.
• "ONLY THE MOST NAIVE."
• THE PRESIDENT TAPS THE PHONES...
• ... AND PROTECTS THE PROTECTORS.
• BUT HE HAS LITTLE SUPPORT.
• THE "PARTY OF POWER."
• THE "INERTIA OF INSTABILITY."
• PRIVATIZATION RESTORES A MONOPOLY.
• A CHINESE MODEL FOR RUSSIA.
• RUSSIAN POPULATION TO DECLINE.
• MORE TROOPS TO CHECHNYA.
• RUSSIAN AIR FORCE: NO LINK WITH JAPANESE TERRORISTS.
• BASE SALES TO PAY FOR MILITARY RETIREE HOUSING.
• MERI BACKS UKRAINE, MOLDOVA FOR COUNCIL OF EUROPE.
• A RADIO FOR RUSSIANS?
• BELARUS MAY MAKE RUSSIAN AN OFFICIAL LANGUAGE.
• WHOSE ANNIVERSARY IS IT ANYWAY?
• CLINTON, KIEV, AND THE BLACK SEA FLEET.
• WAS THE CHERNOBYL ACCIDENT THE RESULT OF SABOTAGE?
• BAKU WANTS TO GO ON-LINE.
• ARMENIA WANTS RUSSIAN GAS.
• CENTRAL ASIA TURNING AGAINST RUSSIA.
• NAZARBAYEV WINS EXTENSION.
• LAST WARHEAD LEAVES KAZAKHSTAN.
• THE FINAL TRIUMPH OF CAPITALISM?