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03/20/2006
Paid access archiveShevardnadze's Window on History
Since his ouster in the bloodless Rose Revolution in November 2003, former Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze has lived in old-fashioned elegance in the diplomatic quarter above Tbilisi.
Multiple Exposure
Lately, the world can't seem to make up its mind about Russia. The two main schools split over how they view the rollback of freedoms on which everyone is pretty much agreed. What best describes Russia in the last 15 years and especially the last five? Two steps forward and one step back, or two steps forward and two steps back?
Milosevic Gets Hero's Burial in His Hometown
The burial of the former Serbian leader before up to 20,000 admirers ends one of the bloodiest chapters in Balkan history.
L'Oreal Seduces Body Shop With $1Bln
France's L'Oreal is to buy The Body Shop in a ""seductive"" £652 million ($1.14 billion) deal to unite the world's top cosmetics group with the British ethically sourced beauty product retailer.
Novosibirsk Chemist in FSB Investigation
Oleg Korobeinichev heads a laboratory that studies fire and has worked with the U.S. Army Research Office.
- Metro Plot Foiled After Dubrovka
- Justice Minister Lays Into Prison Abuse, Missionaries
- Open Russia's Accounts Are Frozen
- Putin Talks Energy With EU's Barroso
- Arms Dealer in Takeover Talks
- AvtoVAZ Looking at Engine Plant in Brazil
- India Seeks Closer Ties With Russia
- Gazprom Eyes Move Into Belgian Market
- Pipeline Protests at Baikal's Shore
- Sugar Maker to Boost Output
- Business in Brief
- White House Report Assails Minsk
- News in Brief
- Thousands Denounce Poll Results
- Browder Barred as a Security Threat
- Concrete Post Crashes Into Packed Metro Car
- Russia Warns Against Fast Action on Iran
