06/18/2004
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Despite many setbacks and dark days, it cannot be denied that George W. Bush has accomplished exactly what he set out to do in launching his aggression.
Wanted
Vladimir sells DVDS, CDs and electronic goods at very low prices. You might say that the goods fell off the back of the truck, except they had fallen out of the factory door.
Salon
A much-hyped novel by an Uzbek woman who sells her wares in a suburban Moscow market exposes the underside of immigrant life.
Mind Control
Spy hunts, shock workers, sabotage, treason -- there was no lack of juicy headlines in the early Stalin period for readers willing to believe the news.
Eye to Eye
Freedom of expression or freedom of religion? Days into the Sakharov Center trial, the two sides still can't agree on what they're fighting about.
Perfect Misfits
Armed with a good dose of Russian stoicism, Woody Allen's New York-style neurotics make themselves at home on the Moscow stage.
Roll Out the Red Carpet
With top-notch actors and directors expected from across the globe, this year's Moscow International Film Festival is aiming for the stars.
Father Figure
Hollywood sensation Vladimir Mashkov's new film is about parental devotion -- a familiar theme for an actor who lost his parents young.
Partisan War
Banned at home for its unorthodox portrayal of World War II, a Belarussian film makes its way to Moscow.
Chukhrai Sweeps Kinotavr
Pavel Chukhrai collects another round of awards at Sochi's Kinotavr festival with his latest film, ""A Driver for Vera.""
Global Eye
Despite many setbacks and dark days, it cannot be denied that George W. Bush has accomplished exactly what he set out to do in launching his aggression.
Wanted
Vladimir sells DVDS, CDs and electronic goods at very low prices. You might say that the goods fell off the back of the truck, except they had fallen out of the factory door.
- Salon
- Mind Control
- Eye to Eye
- Perfect Misfits
- Roll Out the Red Carpet
- Father Figure
- Partisan War
- Chukhrai Sweeps Kinotavr
- Conscription, Ronald Reagan and Drugstores
- Blast Kills 35 at Baghdad Military Base
- UN Body Admits to Iran Error
- Jury Convicts Dutroux for Murder
- Press Review
- Russia's Euro Campaign Ends in Failure
- Business in Brief
- Gref Says Growth Slowing, More Oil Needed
- Gazprom: '04 Exports to Hit Record $17.5Bln
- Shell Chief Says He Is 'Worried for the Planet'
- Foreigners Raise $1Bln for Georgia
- PeopleSoft Enters Russian Market
- OPEC: Demand for Oil Growing
- Yukos Says It Will Hit Output Target
- Merrill Lynch Buys 11% of Far East Gold Miner
- News in Brief
- Shanghai 6 Promise Afghans Support
- Report: Iraq Planned to Attack U.S.
- Policeman Charged in Fatal Metro Beating
- Movie Actor, 74, Reported Missing
- Dutch Will Sue MSF for Ransom
- 5,000 Rally in Armenia Protest
- Putin Tip Powers Yukos Recovery
- Not Much Cause for Optimism
- Fundamental Questions
- Feline Fanciers Simply Love a Great Mouser
- EU Party Defends Russian Speakers
- Kremlin's Pick to Replace Kadyrov
- Arms Spending to Top $6Bln in 2005
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