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- No.
896, December 30, 2001
- Putin inaugurates two new Baltic ports; Russian arms sales on the rise
- No.
895, December 26, 2001
- Putin, Blair strengthen ties; FSB tightens noose around Yeltsin holdovers
- No.
894, December 22, 2001
- Criminal groups seeking control of Russian infrastructure; Duma ratifies Russian-Iranian friendship treaty
- No.
893, December 17, 2001
- Moscow serious about claims to Arctic; Kremlin branches out in Africa
- No.
892, December 13, 2001
- Russia wants to control of Arctic territory; Kasyanov visits Canada, South America to discuss oil, arms
- No.
890, December 8, 2001
- Ex-FSB chief: Russia needs alliance with West; In Greece, Putin stresses ties, focuses on energy projects
- No.
890, December 5, 2001
- Duma adopts law on extension of Russian Federation; Russian intelligence searches for Chechens in Kabul
- No.
889, December 2, 2001
- Prosecutor's office confirms investigations into
state agencies; Russia speeds completion of Baltic
pipeline system
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- No.
888, November 28, 2001
- Russians return to Kabul; New Speaker for Federation Council
- No.
887, November 24, 2001
- Russia, NATO explore limits of new relationship; New liberal criminal code adopted
- No.
886, November 21, 2001
- Russia and Moldova sign friendship accord; Putin wants civil society with a "Russian soul"
- No.
885, November 17, 2001
- Kasyanov rejects OPEC request for bigger oil cuts; Kremlin commences talks with Chechen separatists
- No.
884, November 14, 2001
- Russia launches restructuring of energy monopolies; Moscow, Tehran disagree on Caspian
- No.
883, November 9, 2001
- Plans for new centrist party outlined; Criticism
of Putin’s foreign policy growing
- No.
882, November 5, 2001
- U.S.-Russia working group discusses Afghanistan;
FSB, DOJ at odds over Russian hackers
- No.
881, November 2, 2001
- Prosecutor's office confirms investigations into
state agencies; Russia speeds completion of Baltic
pipeline system
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- No.
880, October 29, 2001
- Plans for new centrist party outlined; Criticism
of Putin’s foreign policy growing
- No.
879, October 26, 2001
- Corruption as big a threat to Russia as
international terrorism; Investigators probe Kursk
catastrophe
- No.
878, October 22, 2001
- More accord than disagreement between Bush,
Putin in Shanghai; Moscow backs Northern Alliance
- No.
877, October 19, 2001
- Russia closes spy station in Cuba, naval base in
Vietnam; Putin advocates larger Russian role in
world economy
- No.
876, October 15, 2001
- Washington reassures Moscow about Central Asia;
Russia pins hopes on new eastern oil route
- No.
875, October 12, 2001
- Russia presses CIS to coordinate Central Asian
policies; Moscow offers new transport corridor
- No.
874, October 9, 2001
- Russia deploys advanced air defenses in Armenia;
Moscow worried about security of nuclear arsenal
- No.
873, October 6, 2001
- Presidential aide explains alliance with the
West; Competing theories in Russian plane
explosion mystery
- No.
872, October 3, 2001
- Putin dispatches humanitarian aid to
Afghanistan; Moscow signs far-reaching military
accord with Tehran
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- No.
871, September 29, 2001
- Putin urges more European "independence";
Moscow
recognizes need for cooperation on
counterterrorism
- No.
870, September 25, 2001
- Moscow announces limited participation in
anti-terror alliance; Putin makes ultimatum to
Chechnya
- No.
869, September 22, 2001
- U.S. retaliation could impact Russian budget;
Echoes of World War II in attack on Manhattan
- No.
868, September 17, 2001
- Russian geopolitician outlines challenge facing
U.S.; Muscovites see terrorist attacks as global
tragedy
- Special
Issue, September 13, 2001
- SPECIAL ISSUE; Russia reacts to terrorist
attacks on the U.S.
- No.
867, September 9, 2001
- Russian military deepens involvement in Caspian
affairs; U.S. companies to dismantle Russian arms
- No.
866, September 4, 2001
- Russian-Iranian energy cartel in the making?; A
new role for Primakov
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- No.
865, August 28, 2001
- Intelligence veterans outline Chinese threat to
Russia; Rosoboroneksport, Lukoil adopt cooperative
strategy
- No.
864, August 24, 2001
- Kuril Islands controversy still simmering; Putin
initiates civil service reforms
- No.
863, August 19, 2001
- Leaders of '91 putsch thriving in Russia; Moscow
forecasts war in Middle East
- No.
862, August 15, 2001
- Moscow stresses ties with Tehran; Kremlin
tightens grip on Ukrainian energy infrastructure
- No.
861, August 9, 2001
- Russia expands control over energy; President's
hometown run by mafia
- No.
860, August 5, 2001
- Russia tilts toward Azerbaijan in Caspian
dispute; Convention against money laundering
ratified
- No.
859, August 1, 2001
- Moscow unveils new naval doctrine; Far East
worried about Chinese expansion
- No.
858, July 27, 2001
- Russia voices reservations about Kyoto Protocol;
New focus on Kaliningrad
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- No.
857, July 23, 2001
- Controversial bill fails to pass upper house;
Bush, Putin link cuts in nuclear arsenals to
missile shield
- No.
856, July 20, 2001
- Russia, China sign strategic energy accords;
Yeltsin aide to head banking reforms
- No.
855, July 15, 2001
- Duma adopts crucial reform bills; Moscow and
Beijing ink new "friendship" treaty
- No.
854, July 12, 2001
- Russia plays Korean card in Kuril Islands
dispute; Putin sets out plans for additional
reforms
- No.
853, July 7, 2001
- Duma restricts foreign ownership of Russian
television; Europe tilts toward Russia on energy
- No.
852, July 4, 2001
- Russia makes preliminary moves in Transdneister
withdrawal; New legislation targets money
laundering
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- No.
851, June 29, 2001
- New Duma law allows expansion of Russian
Federation; Russia does not rule out revisions to
ABM Treaty
- No.
850, June 26, 2001
- Russian demographic crisis grows; Moscow opposes
U.S.-British "smart sanctions"
- No.
849, June 21, 2001
- Russia warns U.S. on missile defense; Duma plan
threatens political parties
- No.
848, June 17, 2001
- New era" in U.S.-Russian relations;
Zhirinovsky: transform Russia into monarchy
- No.
847, June 15, 2001
- "Shanghai Five" summit launches
Central Asian alliance; Duma adopts land code
- No.
846, June 11, 2001
- Putin stresses military ties with new allies;
Russia to bring U.S. spy plane home from China
- No.
845, June 7, 2001
- Joint missile defense committee formed; Kremlin
seizes control of regional police forces
- No.
844, June 1, 2001
- Putin appoints new head of Gazprom; Stricter
controls over scientific ties
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- No.
843, May 27, 2001
- Russia, allies create rapid reaction force; Duma
reviews bills on political parties, judicial
reforms
- No.
842, May 21, 2001
- Russia, Israel discuss Mideast violence,
bilateral ties; Moscow appoints permanent envoy to
OPEC
- No.
841, May 17, 2001
- Russia and China launch Kazakh oil venture;
Putin promotes EU trade ties
- No.
840, May 11, 2001
- Chernomyrdin tapped as ambassador to Ukraine;
Russia, China in energy talks
- No.
839, May 8, 2001
- Deteriorating Chechen situation halts troop
reductions; U.S., Russia commence missile defense
consultations
- No.
838, May 4, 2001
- Status of Russian nuclear forces downgraded;
Moscow reacts to U.S. missile defense initiative
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- No.
837, April 28, 2001
- Moscow-Cuba military ties; Foreigners to be
edged out of Russian media
- No.
836, April 25, 2001
- Moscow looks to Latin American arms market;
Putin seeks engagement with both Koreas
- No.
835, April 18, 2001
- NTV takeover worries foreign investors; Moldova
edges closer to Moscow
- No.
834, April 14, 2001
- Pro-Putin coalition formed; Press freedom in
jeopardy
- No.
833, April 11, 2001
- Privatization plan for 2001 detailed; Moscow
plans for Islamist incursion into Central Asia
- No.
832, April 7, 2001
- Moscow poised to draw closer to Beijing; Russia,
Algeria discuss debt and weapons
- No.
831, April 3, 2001
- EU criticizes Russian debt delinquency,
Chechnya; Board ouster puts NTV freedom in
jeopardy
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- No.
830, March 29, 2001
- Major reshuffling of Russian ministries; New
Minister of Defense airs plans for armed forces
- No.
829, March 26, 2001
- Corruption in the presidential administration;
Duma adopts new stance on Kuril Islands issue
- No.
828, March 22, 2001
- Law facilitating nuclear imports protested;
Putin defends arms sales to Iran
- No.
827, March 18, 2001
- Iran to get second nuclear reactor from Russia;
New Kremlin spin doctor appointed
- No.
826, March 15, 2001
- Russia and Iran draw closer; New measures to
curb money laundering proposed
- No.
825, March 8, 2001
- Russia increases oil exports to Europe; Mixed
reaction in Moscow to spy tunnel
- No.
824, March 2, 2001
- Putin restores ties with Vietnam; Moscow rebuffs
State Department human rights report
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- No.
823, February 28, 2001
- Russia supports Communist victory in Moldova;
Corruption in media
- No.
822, February 25, 2001
- Gazprom branches out in Europe, Turkey; Russian
arms to Iraq
- No.
821, February 21, 2001
- Hanssen arrest part of 'intelligence war';
Monopolies to pay for Chechen reconstruction
- No.
820, February 17, 2001
- Russia worried about demographic crisis;
Military escalation in Central Asia expected
- No.
819, February 14, 2001
- Minister outlines legislative reform package;
Moscow pressures Kuchma
- No.
818, February 10, 2001
- Duma adopts plan to eliminate political parties;
Zhirinovsky finds way for Russia to avoid
international debt
- No.
817, February 5, 2001
- Defense officials oppose NMD; New bill on
national security
- No.
816, February 1, 2001
- Russian victory in struggle for Caspian oil; Law
enforcement involved in organized crime
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- No.
814, January 25, 2001
- Swiss prosecutor denies Russian request in
Borodin case; Security Council official on
‘information threats’ to Russia
- No.
813, January 22, 2001
- Moscow offers deal in Borodin case; FSB takes
over Chechen campaign
- No.
812, January 19, 2001
- FSB continues ‘spy’ campaign; Borodin
arrested in New York
- No.
811, January 17, 2001
- Moscow backpedals on Kuril Islands; Russia and
France extend military contacts
- No.
810, January 15, 2001
- Russia woos Iran on status of Caspian; Reaction
to Bush's remark on Russian aid
- No.
809, January 13, 2001
- New, restrictive status for political parties;
Putin re-shaping FSB
- No.
808, January 11, 2001
- New spy trial; Completion of investigation into
1998 default urged
- No.
807, January 7, 2001
- Reshaping the Federation composition;
Russian-Ukrainian corruption case
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