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Volume 3 Issue 29

January 1, 1970

• HIGHLIGHTS
• SHERMATOVA: THE KADYROV DOSSIER. "
• POLITKOVSKAYA: THE SERGUNIN INTERVIEW.
• KAVKAZ-CENTER: THE KHASBULATOV PLAN.
• LIPMAN: THE PRIMAKOV PROPOSALS.
• MAKSAKOV: THE MAIGOV TAKE.
• BUDANOV: THE STORY CONTINUES.
• USMANOV: NO TIES WITH BIN LADEN.
• DE WAAL: ZYAZIKOV QUASHES RUMORS.
• PERSPECTIVE
• FEWER POINTS THE WAY TOWARD "PEACE IN CHECHNYA".
• HIGHLIGHTS
• SHERMATOVA: THE KADYROV DOSSIER. "
• POLITKOVSKAYA: THE SERGUNIN INTERVIEW.
• KAVKAZ-CENTER: THE KHASBULATOV PLAN.
• LIPMAN: THE PRIMAKOV PROPOSALS.
• MAKSAKOV: THE MAIGOV TAKE.
• BUDANOV: THE STORY CONTINUES.
• USMANOV: NO TIES WITH BIN LADEN.
• DE WAAL: ZYAZIKOV QUASHES RUMORS.
• PERSPECTIVE
• FEWER POINTS THE WAY TOWARD "PEACE IN CHECHNYA".

Volume 3 Issue 20

January 1, 1970

• CHECHEN FIGHTERS GETTING YOUNGER.
• ...BACKLASH TO CLEANSING OPERATIONS...
• ...CRUCIFIXION REVIVED.
• BUDANOV TRIAL BEYOND THE PALE.
• TROOPS OUT BY YEAR END?
• WAHHABI LEADER KILLED.
• REFUGEES VOLUNTEER TO GO HOME?
• SAD SITUATION FOR RETURNING REFUGEES.
• RESTORATION FUNDS STILL CONSPICUOUS BY THEIR ABSENCE.
• BORDER CHANGE PROPOSED.
• PUTIN A "STALWART AGAINST TERRORISM"?
• BRZEZINSKI ADVOCATES NEGOTIATIONS.
• PERSPECTIVE
• HAVE RUSSIAN POWER MINISTRIES DECIDED TO JETTISON AKHMAD KADYROV?
• CHECHEN FIGHTERS GETTING YOUNGER.
• ...BACKLASH TO CLEANSING OPERATIONS...
• ...CRUCIFIXION REVIVED.
• BUDANOV TRIAL BEYOND THE PALE.
• TROOPS OUT BY YEAR END?
• WAHHABI LEADER KILLED.
• REFUGEES VOLUNTEER TO GO HOME?
• SAD SITUATION FOR RETURNING REFUGEES.
• RESTORATION FUNDS STILL CONSPICUOUS BY THEIR ABSENCE.
• BORDER CHANGE PROPOSED.
• PUTIN A "STALWART AGAINST TERRORISM"?
• BRZEZINSKI ADVOCATES NEGOTIATIONS.
• PERSPECTIVE
• HAVE RUSSIAN POWER MINISTRIES DECIDED TO JETTISON AKHMAD KADYROV?

Volume 3 Issue 21

January 1, 1970

• DEMAND FOR RE-ARREST OF SERGEI LAPIN.
• POINTED QUESTIONS LEFT UNANSWERED.
• MSF CONDEMNS GROZNY RELOCATIONS.
• THE WAR'S TOLL: THOUSANDS OF SOLDIERS CRIPPLED.
• NO AMMUNITION, NO WAR?
• NOWHERE ELSE TO GO.
• GOODBYE, KADYROV? "
• PUTIN'S NEW HUMAN RIGHTS REPRESENTATIVE GOES HOME.
• RESTORATION FUNDS EMBEZZLED.
• OSCE GOES POLITICAL?
• USTINOV SAYS MASS EXECUTIONERS ARE CHECHENS.
• PERSPECTIVE
• ANNE NIVAT RETURNS TO CHECHNYA.
• DEMAND FOR RE-ARREST OF SERGEI LAPIN.
• POINTED QUESTIONS LEFT UNANSWERED.
• MSF CONDEMNS GROZNY RELOCATIONS.
• THE WAR'S TOLL: THOUSANDS OF SOLDIERS CRIPPLED.
• NO AMMUNITION, NO WAR?
• NOWHERE ELSE TO GO.
• GOODBYE, KADYROV? "
• PUTIN'S NEW HUMAN RIGHTS REPRESENTATIVE GOES HOME.
• RESTORATION FUNDS EMBEZZLED.
• OSCE GOES POLITICAL?
• USTINOV SAYS MASS EXECUTIONERS ARE CHECHENS.
• PERSPECTIVE
• ANNE NIVAT RETURNS TO CHECHNYA.

Volume 3 Issue 22

January 1, 1970

• SOLDIERS VANDALIZE MEMORIAL OFFICE.
• LIST OF MISSING PUBLISHED.
• ASLAKHANOV INTERVIEWED.
• UMAZHEVA PROFILED--"THE FINAL STRAW".
• KEY TO PEACE PLAN IS "SPECIAL STATUS".
• HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP WORRIED ABOUT SULTYGOV APPOINTMENT.
• UN ISSUES STATEMENT ON CLOSED CAMPS.
• NEW CONSTITUTION: REFERENDUM OR DECREE?
• FEW TRUST RUSSIAN MEDIA REPORTS.
• PERSPECTIVE
• EMIL PAIN: RUSSIA HAS REACHED A "DEAD-END" IN CHECHNYA.
• SOLDIERS VANDALIZE MEMORIAL OFFICE.
• LIST OF MISSING PUBLISHED.
• ASLAKHANOV INTERVIEWED.
• UMAZHEVA PROFILED--"THE FINAL STRAW".
• KEY TO PEACE PLAN IS "SPECIAL STATUS".
• HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP WORRIED ABOUT SULTYGOV APPOINTMENT.
• UN ISSUES STATEMENT ON CLOSED CAMPS.
• NEW CONSTITUTION: REFERENDUM OR DECREE?
• FEW TRUST RUSSIAN MEDIA REPORTS.
• PERSPECTIVE
• EMIL PAIN: RUSSIA HAS REACHED A "DEAD-END" IN CHECHNYA.

Volume 3 Issue 23

January 1, 1970

• MOSCOW SAYS CAMPS MUST BE LIQUIDATED.
• SITUATION BLEAK FOR RETURNING REFUGEES.
• REPORT UPBEAT ON THOSE RETURNING FROM INGUSHETIA.
• POLITKOVSKAYA: INGUSHETIA NO GOOD, CHECHNYA NO BETTER.
• RIGHTS GROUP SLAMS RUSSIAN FORCES. "
• OSCE GROUP COMES UNDER FIRE. A
• PRO-MOSCOW POLICE FACE PURGE.
• CHECHENS REVAMP THEIR OWN GOVERNMENT.
• ARAB PRESENCE ON WANE?
• CHIRAC MEETS WITH PUTIN.
• PERSPECTIVE
• KOVALEV COMMISSION SPONSORS "TELEVISION-BRIDGE" DISCUSSION OF SEPTEMBER 1999 BOMBINGS.
• MOSCOW SAYS CAMPS MUST BE LIQUIDATED.
• SITUATION BLEAK FOR RETURNING REFUGEES.
• REPORT UPBEAT ON THOSE RETURNING FROM INGUSHETIA.
• POLITKOVSKAYA: INGUSHETIA NO GOOD, CHECHNYA NO BETTER.
• RIGHTS GROUP SLAMS RUSSIAN FORCES. "
• OSCE GROUP COMES UNDER FIRE. A
• PRO-MOSCOW POLICE FACE PURGE.
• CHECHENS REVAMP THEIR OWN GOVERNMENT.
• ARAB PRESENCE ON WANE?
• CHIRAC MEETS WITH PUTIN.
• PERSPECTIVE
• KOVALEV COMMISSION SPONSORS "TELEVISION-BRIDGE" DISCUSSION OF SEPTEMBER 1999 BOMBINGS.

Volume 3 Issue 24

January 1, 1970

• NOTE:
• HIGHLIGHTS
• RUSSIANS WEIGH IN ON CONTINUING WAR.
• CHECHNYA FACTORS INTO RUSSO-GEORGIAN RELATIONS.
• DID ITUM-KALE INCIDENT IN FACT HAPPEN?
• RUSSIA HAPPY TO CONDUCT SPECIAL OPERATION.
• WASHINGTON BACKS GEORGIA.
• WOMEN FOR PEACE GET TOGETHER.
• REFUGEES CHOOSE BETWEEN EVILS.
• HUMANITARIAN GROUPS SAY NOTHING HAS CHANGED.
• BUDANOV WITNESS ADMITS LYING.
• NEW RUSSIAN FORCES COMMANDER A HAWK, HIS PREDECESSOR A ---?
• CHECHNYA'S DUMA REP COMES TO WASHINGTON.
• PERSPECTIVE
• TWO RUSSIAN JOURNALISTS REFLECT ON SIGNIFICANCE OF 1999 MOSCOW BOMBINGS.
• NOTE:
• HIGHLIGHTS
• RUSSIANS WEIGH IN ON CONTINUING WAR.
• CHECHNYA FACTORS INTO RUSSO-GEORGIAN RELATIONS.
• DID ITUM-KALE INCIDENT IN FACT HAPPEN?
• RUSSIA HAPPY TO CONDUCT SPECIAL OPERATION.
• WASHINGTON BACKS GEORGIA.
• WOMEN FOR PEACE GET TOGETHER.
• REFUGEES CHOOSE BETWEEN EVILS.
• HUMANITARIAN GROUPS SAY NOTHING HAS CHANGED.
• BUDANOV WITNESS ADMITS LYING.
• NEW RUSSIAN FORCES COMMANDER A HAWK, HIS PREDECESSOR A ---?
• CHECHNYA'S DUMA REP COMES TO WASHINGTON.
• PERSPECTIVE
• TWO RUSSIAN JOURNALISTS REFLECT ON SIGNIFICANCE OF 1999 MOSCOW BOMBINGS.

Volume 3 Issue 25

January 1, 1970

• RUSSIANS DO NOT FAVOR WAR.
• REBEL MISSILES PROVE A PROBLEM.
• MASKHADOV VERY MUCH ALIVE.
• AID FUNDS STILL GOING ASTRAY.
• "DAY OF THE REPUBLIC" CELEBRATED.
• CONDITIONS AT HOME.
• MIRONOV INTERVIEWED.
• JUDD ARRIVES IN MOSCOW--"I WANT TO KNOW".
• WAR OF WORDS OVER PANKISI CONTINUES.
• PERSPECTIVE
• A "LIECHTENSTEIN PLAN" AGREED UPON.
• RUSSIANS DO NOT FAVOR WAR.
• REBEL MISSILES PROVE A PROBLEM.
• MASKHADOV VERY MUCH ALIVE.
• AID FUNDS STILL GOING ASTRAY.
• "DAY OF THE REPUBLIC" CELEBRATED.
• CONDITIONS AT HOME.
• MIRONOV INTERVIEWED.
• JUDD ARRIVES IN MOSCOW--"I WANT TO KNOW".
• WAR OF WORDS OVER PANKISI CONTINUES.
• PERSPECTIVE
• A "LIECHTENSTEIN PLAN" AGREED UPON.

Volume 3 Issue 26

January 1, 1970

• PLANNING FOR PANKISI ACTION. "
• HEADS ROLL FOR MI-26 CRASH.
• KVASHNIN INSPECTS CHECHNYA.
• KVASHNIN CLASHES WITH KADYROV?
• MILITARY-POLICE RELATIONS DETERIORATING.
• U.S. SKEPTICAL ABOUT SEPARATISTS.
• RYBKIN REPORTS ON SHEVARDNADZE MEETING.
• WEARY OF WAR.
• ONE BLEAK HOMECOMING.
• AID WORKERS BACK, BUT SHACKLED. "
• NEW MASS GRAVE DISCOVERED.
• THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF SECOND WAR.
• PERSPECTIVE
• THREE NOVYE IZVESTIYA CORRESPONDENTS VISIT PANKISI GORGE.
• PLANNING FOR PANKISI ACTION. "
• HEADS ROLL FOR MI-26 CRASH.
• KVASHNIN INSPECTS CHECHNYA.
• KVASHNIN CLASHES WITH KADYROV?
• MILITARY-POLICE RELATIONS DETERIORATING.
• U.S. SKEPTICAL ABOUT SEPARATISTS.
• RYBKIN REPORTS ON SHEVARDNADZE MEETING.
• WEARY OF WAR.
• ONE BLEAK HOMECOMING.
• AID WORKERS BACK, BUT SHACKLED. "
• NEW MASS GRAVE DISCOVERED.
• THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF SECOND WAR.
• PERSPECTIVE
• THREE NOVYE IZVESTIYA CORRESPONDENTS VISIT PANKISI GORGE.

Volume 3 Issue 27

January 1, 1970

• ON THE PANKISI CRISIS, THE IVANOVS...
• ...WASHINGTON RESPONDS.
• TBILISI SPITS BACK AT MOSCOW.
• POLL: THE GEORGIAN AND RUSSIAN PUBLIC.
• ON TROOPS AND PEACE...
• ON A UNILATERAL INCURSION...
• THE FINLAND MODEL.
• NEGOTIATIONS DON'T MEAN CAPITULATION.
• AN UNFINISHED CHAPTER: THE REFUGEES. "
• REFERENDUM SCHEDULED.
• ABU-WALID: FACT OR FICTION?
• PERSPECTIVE
• THE RUSSIAN POLITICAL SPECTRUM ON THE PANKISI CRISIS.
• ON THE PANKISI CRISIS, THE IVANOVS...
• ...WASHINGTON RESPONDS.
• TBILISI SPITS BACK AT MOSCOW.
• POLL: THE GEORGIAN AND RUSSIAN PUBLIC.
• ON TROOPS AND PEACE...
• ON A UNILATERAL INCURSION...
• THE FINLAND MODEL.
• NEGOTIATIONS DON'T MEAN CAPITULATION.
• AN UNFINISHED CHAPTER: THE REFUGEES. "
• REFERENDUM SCHEDULED.
• ABU-WALID: FACT OR FICTION?
• PERSPECTIVE
• THE RUSSIAN POLITICAL SPECTRUM ON THE PANKISI CRISIS.

Volume 3 Issue 28

January 1, 1970

• HIGHLIGHTS
• PITCHED ENGAGEMENT BREAKS OUT IN GALASHKI.
• GELAEV TAKES CREDIT...
• ..."WE WILL NOT WAIT".
• MILITARY PHASE COMPLETED?
• THE MEDIA WEIGHS IN.
• RYBKIN SAYS ONLY NEGOTIATIONS WILL END IT.
• "THIS IS PURE POLITICS".
• POLL: RUSSIANS DIVIDED ON WHAT TO DO.
• NEW BODY TO ADDRESS RELIGIOUS EXTREMISM.
• PERSPECTIVE
• RUSSIA ENCOUNTERS SHARP CRITICISM AT THE SEPTEMBER PACE MEETINGS--SHOWDOWN IN THE OFFING FOR JANUARY?
• HIGHLIGHTS
• PITCHED ENGAGEMENT BREAKS OUT IN GALASHKI.
• GELAEV TAKES CREDIT...
• ..."WE WILL NOT WAIT".
• MILITARY PHASE COMPLETED?
• THE MEDIA WEIGHS IN.
• RYBKIN SAYS ONLY NEGOTIATIONS WILL END IT.
• "THIS IS PURE POLITICS".
• POLL: RUSSIANS DIVIDED ON WHAT TO DO.
• NEW BODY TO ADDRESS RELIGIOUS EXTREMISM.
• PERSPECTIVE
• RUSSIA ENCOUNTERS SHARP CRITICISM AT THE SEPTEMBER PACE MEETINGS--SHOWDOWN IN THE OFFING FOR JANUARY?

Volume 3 Issue 19

January 1, 1970

• PUTIN AIMS PUBLIC REMARKS WESTWARD.
• MOSCOW PLEASED WITH WASHINGTON AS "ALLY"... "
• ...BUT CALLS U.S. LEADERS HYPOCRITICAL.
• KADYROV VISITS GERMANY.
• RYBKIN CALLS FOR NEGOTIATIONS.
• RUSSIA MISREPRESENTS STANCE ON REFUGEES.
• FRENCH WEEKLY STARTS CHECHNYA COVERAGE.
• CHECHENS THINK HUMAN RIGHTS ENVOY A CRIMINAL.
• DANISH AID GOES ASTRAY.
• WITNESSES GIVE UP ON BUDANOV TRIAL.
• KISLITSYN ILLNESS A COVER-UP.
• LITVINENKO TRIAL DELIBERATELY RUSHED ALONG.
• U.S. NGO PROPOSES PEACE SETTLEMENT OUTLINE.
• FLOODS HIT CHECHNYA HARD.
• PERSPECTIVE
• MASKHADOV'S APPEALS LARGELY REBUFFED.
• PUTIN AIMS PUBLIC REMARKS WESTWARD.
• MOSCOW PLEASED WITH WASHINGTON AS "ALLY"... "
• ...BUT CALLS U.S. LEADERS HYPOCRITICAL.
• KADYROV VISITS GERMANY.
• RYBKIN CALLS FOR NEGOTIATIONS.
• RUSSIA MISREPRESENTS STANCE ON REFUGEES.
• FRENCH WEEKLY STARTS CHECHNYA COVERAGE.
• CHECHENS THINK HUMAN RIGHTS ENVOY A CRIMINAL.
• DANISH AID GOES ASTRAY.
• WITNESSES GIVE UP ON BUDANOV TRIAL.
• KISLITSYN ILLNESS A COVER-UP.
• LITVINENKO TRIAL DELIBERATELY RUSHED ALONG.
• U.S. NGO PROPOSES PEACE SETTLEMENT OUTLINE.
• FLOODS HIT CHECHNYA HARD.
• PERSPECTIVE
• MASKHADOV'S APPEALS LARGELY REBUFFED.

Volume 3 Issue 30

January 1, 1970

• MOSCOW-TBILISI AGREEMENT NONE TOO CERTAIN.
• MOSCOW PUSHES AL QAIDA LINK.
• EXTRADICTED CHECHEN ALREADY KILLED?
• ZAVODSKOI BLAST KILLS MORE THAN TWENTY. A
• RUSSIANS REALISTIC ABOUT CHECHEN SITUATION.
• YASTRZHEMBSKY WEIGHS IN ON GEORGIA...
• ...AND GELAEV'S WHEREABOUTS...
• ...AND THE CHECHEN CONFLICT.
• PUTIN AND BEREZOVSKY COMMENT ON 1999 PROVOCATION.
• BLAIR WEIGHS IN.
• CENSUS COUNT UNDERWAY.
• UN REFUGEE COMMISSIONER DISAGREES WITH PRESS REPORTS.
• REFUGEES IN AZERBAIJAN.
• PERSPECTIVE
• RUSSIAN MILITARY APPEARS TO HAVE RECLAIMED CONTROL.
• MOSCOW-TBILISI AGREEMENT NONE TOO CERTAIN.
• MOSCOW PUSHES AL QAIDA LINK.
• EXTRADICTED CHECHEN ALREADY KILLED?
• ZAVODSKOI BLAST KILLS MORE THAN TWENTY. A
• RUSSIANS REALISTIC ABOUT CHECHEN SITUATION.
• YASTRZHEMBSKY WEIGHS IN ON GEORGIA...
• ...AND GELAEV'S WHEREABOUTS...
• ...AND THE CHECHEN CONFLICT.
• PUTIN AND BEREZOVSKY COMMENT ON 1999 PROVOCATION.
• BLAIR WEIGHS IN.
• CENSUS COUNT UNDERWAY.
• UN REFUGEE COMMISSIONER DISAGREES WITH PRESS REPORTS.
• REFUGEES IN AZERBAIJAN.
• PERSPECTIVE
• RUSSIAN MILITARY APPEARS TO HAVE RECLAIMED CONTROL.

Volume 3 Issue 31

January 1, 1970

• HIGHLIGHTS
• POWELL ADVOCATES DIALOG.
• "THE LOST WAR" DOSSIER.
• AMENDING VETERAN AND TERRORISM LAWS.
• CENSUS CONCLUDED.
• RUSSIAN AND CHECHEN REPRESENTATIVES MEET.
• MEMORIAL: MEDIA REPORTS INACCURATE.
• GRANI.RU: "A CERTAIN PRIVATE ASSIGNMENT".
• PUBLIC OPINION TURNING?
• POLITKOVSKAYA RECOGNIZED.
• CHECHEN CONFERENCE HELD IN MOSCOW.
• PERSPECTIVE
• ANNA POLITKOVSKAYA VISITS PANKISI GORGE.
• HIGHLIGHTS
• POWELL ADVOCATES DIALOG.
• "THE LOST WAR" DOSSIER.
• AMENDING VETERAN AND TERRORISM LAWS.
• CENSUS CONCLUDED.
• RUSSIAN AND CHECHEN REPRESENTATIVES MEET.
• MEMORIAL: MEDIA REPORTS INACCURATE.
• GRANI.RU: "A CERTAIN PRIVATE ASSIGNMENT".
• PUBLIC OPINION TURNING?
• POLITKOVSKAYA RECOGNIZED.
• CHECHEN CONFERENCE HELD IN MOSCOW.
• PERSPECTIVE
• ANNA POLITKOVSKAYA VISITS PANKISI GORGE.

Volume 3 Issue 32

January 1, 1970

• HIGHLIGHTS
• THE STORMING.
• QUESTIONS ON GAS.
• OFFICIALS PROTEST.
• WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED?
• DOCTORS ATTEST TO CAUSE OF DEATH.
• ONE CHRONOLOGY.
• TAPED EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT.
• PUTIN ADDRESSES NATION.
• WHOSE DECISION?
• WASHINGTON WEIGHS IN. U.S.
• POLLS WEIGH IN.
• HIGHLIGHTS
• THE STORMING.
• QUESTIONS ON GAS.
• OFFICIALS PROTEST.
• WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED?
• DOCTORS ATTEST TO CAUSE OF DEATH.
• ONE CHRONOLOGY.
• TAPED EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT.
• PUTIN ADDRESSES NATION.
• WHOSE DECISION?
• WASHINGTON WEIGHS IN. U.S.
• POLLS WEIGH IN.

Volume 3 Issue 33

January 1, 1970

• HIGHLIGHTS
• THE QUESTIONS...
• ...CAUSE OF DEATH.
• ...WHAT WAS THE GAS?
• ...WHO WAS COMPLICIT? "
• A THEORY WITH HOLES IN IT.
• NO EXECUTIONS, ONLY THREATS. "
• "WE WILL NOT KILL YOU..."
• LITVINENKO ATTESTS TO SPECIAL SERVICES LINK.
• ALLEGATIONS OF FOREIGN TERRORISTS IN QUESTION.
• BARAEV: PATRONS IN MOSCOW?
• SURVEY RESULTS, AGAIN.
• FROM WASHINGTON: DIALOG OR BLACKLIST?
• PRIMAKOV: STEP ONE, A CEASE-FIRE.
• LORD JUDD: NO MILITARY SOLUTION.
• PERSPECTIVE
• MOSCOW ADAMANTLY RULES OUT FUTURE NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHECHEN SEPARATISTS.
• HIGHLIGHTS
• THE QUESTIONS...
• ...CAUSE OF DEATH.
• ...WHAT WAS THE GAS?
• ...WHO WAS COMPLICIT? "
• A THEORY WITH HOLES IN IT.
• NO EXECUTIONS, ONLY THREATS. "
• "WE WILL NOT KILL YOU..."
• LITVINENKO ATTESTS TO SPECIAL SERVICES LINK.
• ALLEGATIONS OF FOREIGN TERRORISTS IN QUESTION.
• BARAEV: PATRONS IN MOSCOW?
• SURVEY RESULTS, AGAIN.
• FROM WASHINGTON: DIALOG OR BLACKLIST?
• PRIMAKOV: STEP ONE, A CEASE-FIRE.
• LORD JUDD: NO MILITARY SOLUTION.
• PERSPECTIVE
• MOSCOW ADAMANTLY RULES OUT FUTURE NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHECHEN SEPARATISTS.

Volume 3 Issue 34

January 1, 1970

• HIGHLIGHTS
• ASYLUM FOR ZAKAEV? "
• OPEN LETTER ISSUES WARNING.
• FOREIGN RELATIONS SOMEWHAT STRAINED.
• MOSCOW SLAMS PRAGUE.
• VILNIUS DENIES MOSCOW.
• KOVALEV: RUSSIA A TOTALITARIAN STATE.
• SAKHAROV CENTER BROADENS MANDATE.
• RYBKIN ON NEGOTIATIONS: ABSOLUTELY YES.
• PRIMAKOV SHOWS CAUTION.
• PUTIN NOT YET A DE GAULLE.
• FSB IN ACTION IN CHECHNYA?
• IL'YASOV TO CONDUCT CHECHEN AFFAIRS.
• MEDIA SHACKLED.
• PERSPECTIVE
• ARE THE RUSSIAN PRESIDENT AND HIS DEFENSE MINISTER ON THE SAME PAGE OF THE WAR IN CHECHNYA?
• HIGHLIGHTS
• ASYLUM FOR ZAKAEV? "
• OPEN LETTER ISSUES WARNING.
• FOREIGN RELATIONS SOMEWHAT STRAINED.
• MOSCOW SLAMS PRAGUE.
• VILNIUS DENIES MOSCOW.
• KOVALEV: RUSSIA A TOTALITARIAN STATE.
• SAKHAROV CENTER BROADENS MANDATE.
• RYBKIN ON NEGOTIATIONS: ABSOLUTELY YES.
• PRIMAKOV SHOWS CAUTION.
• PUTIN NOT YET A DE GAULLE.
• FSB IN ACTION IN CHECHNYA?
• IL'YASOV TO CONDUCT CHECHEN AFFAIRS.
• MEDIA SHACKLED.
• PERSPECTIVE
• ARE THE RUSSIAN PRESIDENT AND HIS DEFENSE MINISTER ON THE SAME PAGE OF THE WAR IN CHECHNYA?

Volume 3 Issue 35

January 1, 1970

• HIGHLIGHTS
• PUTIN SLAMS TV CHANNELS.
• ZAKAEV STILL A RUSSO-DANISH STICKING POINT.
• INGUSH CAMPS TO BE SHUT DOWN.
• WHITHER THE REFUGEES?
• THE SHALI DEMON.
• ON BEING A CHECHEN IN MOSCOW.
• THE FATE OF THE HOSTAGES.
• THE FATE OF THE TERRORISTS.
• INVESTIGATION FAILS IN DUMA.
• THE COST OF THE WAR.
• BABICH STEPS IN. A 32-
• JUDD LEVELS POLITICAL ACCUSATIONS.
• PERSPECTIVE
• MIGHT A "SELF-DEPORTATION" OF CHECHENS TO KAZAKHSTAN ENSUE?
• HIGHLIGHTS
• PUTIN SLAMS TV CHANNELS.
• ZAKAEV STILL A RUSSO-DANISH STICKING POINT.
• INGUSH CAMPS TO BE SHUT DOWN.
• WHITHER THE REFUGEES?
• THE SHALI DEMON.
• ON BEING A CHECHEN IN MOSCOW.
• THE FATE OF THE HOSTAGES.
• THE FATE OF THE TERRORISTS.
• INVESTIGATION FAILS IN DUMA.
• THE COST OF THE WAR.
• BABICH STEPS IN. A 32-
• JUDD LEVELS POLITICAL ACCUSATIONS.
• PERSPECTIVE
• MIGHT A "SELF-DEPORTATION" OF CHECHENS TO KAZAKHSTAN ENSUE?

Volume 3 Issue 36

January 1, 1970

• HIGHLIGHTS
• * 2003,
• NOT ENOUGH EVIDENCE.
• ZAKAEV IN BRITAIN.
• TENT CAMPS TO BE LEVELLED.
• POLL: RUSSIANS ON THE HOSTAGE CRISIS.
• HOSTAGES, MISSING OR NOT?
• TBILISI SURRENDERS SUSPECT TO MOSCOW.
• THE LAST BLOODBATH.
• 2003: NEW CONSTITUTION, NEW PRESIDENT.
• PERSPECTIVE
• A BRAZEN WAR CRIME BY RUSSIAN FORCES IN CHECHNYA. "
• HIGHLIGHTS
• * 2003,
• NOT ENOUGH EVIDENCE.
• ZAKAEV IN BRITAIN.
• TENT CAMPS TO BE LEVELLED.
• POLL: RUSSIANS ON THE HOSTAGE CRISIS.
• HOSTAGES, MISSING OR NOT?
• TBILISI SURRENDERS SUSPECT TO MOSCOW.
• THE LAST BLOODBATH.
• 2003: NEW CONSTITUTION, NEW PRESIDENT.
• PERSPECTIVE
• A BRAZEN WAR CRIME BY RUSSIAN FORCES IN CHECHNYA. "

Volume 3 Issue 37

January 1, 1970

• TAKING A NEW LOOK AT THE HOSTAGE-TAKING INCIDENT:
• ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE TAKEN
• ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE SET FREE OR MANAGED TO ESCAPE
• ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE KILLED BY THE TERRORISTS DURING THE COURSE OF THE 57-HOUR SIEGE
• ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE KILLED DURING THE "STORMING" OF THE BUILDING BY RUSSIAN SPECIAL FORCES USING GAS EARLY IN THE MORNING ON OCTOBER 26
• ...HOW MANY OF THE HOSTAGES DIED FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE GAS AND HOW MANY OF OTHER CAUSES
• ...WILL OTHER FORMER HOSTAGES GROW SERIOUSLY ILL OR DIE FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE GAS
• ...WHAT WAS CONTAINED IN THE GAS USED BY THE SPECIAL FORCES
• ...COULD THE LIVES OF MANY OF THE HOSTAGES HAVE BEEN SAVED
• ...WERE THE TERRORISTS PREPARED TO KILL THE HOSTAGES
• ...DID THE RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES HAVE ADVANCE NOTICE OF THE RAID
• CONCLUSION:
• TAKING A NEW LOOK AT THE HOSTAGE-TAKING INCIDENT:
• ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE TAKEN
• ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE SET FREE OR MANAGED TO ESCAPE
• ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE KILLED BY THE TERRORISTS DURING THE COURSE OF THE 57-HOUR SIEGE
• ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE KILLED DURING THE "STORMING" OF THE BUILDING BY RUSSIAN SPECIAL FORCES USING GAS EARLY IN THE MORNING ON OCTOBER 26
• ...HOW MANY OF THE HOSTAGES DIED FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE GAS AND HOW MANY OF OTHER CAUSES
• ...WILL OTHER FORMER HOSTAGES GROW SERIOUSLY ILL OR DIE FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE GAS
• ...WHAT WAS CONTAINED IN THE GAS USED BY THE SPECIAL FORCES
• ...COULD THE LIVES OF MANY OF THE HOSTAGES HAVE BEEN SAVED
• ...WERE THE TERRORISTS PREPARED TO KILL THE HOSTAGES
• ...DID THE RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES HAVE ADVANCE NOTICE OF THE RAID
• CONCLUSION:

Volume 3 Issue 10

January 1, 1970

• ZACHISTKI GOES BUREAUCRATIC.
• RULES ON SPECIAL OPERATIONS: CONNECTED TO COUNCIL OF EUROPE?
• RUSSIA SAYS NO TO INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL.
• MOSCOW CRIES FOUL ON CHECHEN SEMINAR.
• FOREIGN MINISTRY DEMANDS EXTRADITION OF RUSLAN GELAEV.
• REFUGEE TENT CAMPS TO BE ELIMINATED.
• MORE ACCUSATIONS AGAINST BEREZOVSKY.
• RESTORATION FUNDS STILL GOING MISSING.
• PERSPECTIVE
• A "REBELLION" BREWS IN THE RANKS OF ELITE MVD FORCES.
• ZACHISTKI GOES BUREAUCRATIC.
• RULES ON SPECIAL OPERATIONS: CONNECTED TO COUNCIL OF EUROPE?
• RUSSIA SAYS NO TO INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL.
• MOSCOW CRIES FOUL ON CHECHEN SEMINAR.
• FOREIGN MINISTRY DEMANDS EXTRADITION OF RUSLAN GELAEV.
• REFUGEE TENT CAMPS TO BE ELIMINATED.
• MORE ACCUSATIONS AGAINST BEREZOVSKY.
• RESTORATION FUNDS STILL GOING MISSING.
• PERSPECTIVE
• A "REBELLION" BREWS IN THE RANKS OF ELITE MVD FORCES.

Volume 3 Issue 2

January 1, 1970

• U.S. SPEAKS BLUNTLY, RUSSIA WINCES.
• PACE SCHEDULES MORE HUMANITARIAN TALKS.
• OSCE MISSION SETS UP CAMP.
• NEGOTIATIONS: NO ONE TO TALK TO.
• CHECHNYA BARTERS, MOSCOW WON'T SELL.
• PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION UPCOMING IN CHECHNYA...
• ...AND IN INGUSHETIA.
• TURKEY CHANGES ITS MIND.
• BEREZOVSKY SAYS HE CAN PROVE IT.
• STILL NO END IN SIGHT.
• --RANSOM AND CORPSE TRADING
• --ABUSE BY FEDERAL FORCES
• --PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM
• PERSPECTIVE
• ANNA POLITKOVSKAYA FOCUSES ON ONE YOUNG VICTIM.
• U.S. SPEAKS BLUNTLY, RUSSIA WINCES.
• PACE SCHEDULES MORE HUMANITARIAN TALKS.
• OSCE MISSION SETS UP CAMP.
• NEGOTIATIONS: NO ONE TO TALK TO.
• CHECHNYA BARTERS, MOSCOW WON'T SELL.
• PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION UPCOMING IN CHECHNYA...
• ...AND IN INGUSHETIA.
• TURKEY CHANGES ITS MIND.
• BEREZOVSKY SAYS HE CAN PROVE IT.
• STILL NO END IN SIGHT.
• --RANSOM AND CORPSE TRADING
• --ABUSE BY FEDERAL FORCES
• --PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM
• PERSPECTIVE
• ANNA POLITKOVSKAYA FOCUSES ON ONE YOUNG VICTIM.

Volume 3 Issue 3

January 1, 1970

• CHECHNYA WEEKLY -
• PUTIN MEETS WITH ROGOZIN BEFORE DUMA-PACE SESSION.
• JOINT DUMA-PACE DELEGATION STUDIES REFUGEE CAMPS.
• UN COMMISSIONER VISITS INGUSH CAMPS.
• CHANGE IN TACTICS FOR SPECIAL OPERATIONS.
• NOVEL FOCUSES ON 1999 BOMBINGS.
• NEW YEAR'S "SPECIAL OPERATIONS" REPORTED.
• NEGOTIATIONS IN QUESTION AGAIN.
• MASKHADOV APPROVES DRAFT PEACE PLAN.
• NEW STATUS FOR CHECHNYA? "
• PERSPECTIVE
• BORIS KAGARLITSKY EXAMINES REASONS FOR CURRENT IMPASSE IN CHECHNYA.
• CHECHNYA WEEKLY -
• PUTIN MEETS WITH ROGOZIN BEFORE DUMA-PACE SESSION.
• JOINT DUMA-PACE DELEGATION STUDIES REFUGEE CAMPS.
• UN COMMISSIONER VISITS INGUSH CAMPS.
• CHANGE IN TACTICS FOR SPECIAL OPERATIONS.
• NOVEL FOCUSES ON 1999 BOMBINGS.
• NEW YEAR'S "SPECIAL OPERATIONS" REPORTED.
• NEGOTIATIONS IN QUESTION AGAIN.
• MASKHADOV APPROVES DRAFT PEACE PLAN.
• NEW STATUS FOR CHECHNYA? "
• PERSPECTIVE
• BORIS KAGARLITSKY EXAMINES REASONS FOR CURRENT IMPASSE IN CHECHNYA.

Volume 3 Issue 4

January 1, 1970

• PACE SAYS ALL IS NOT WELL.
• ZAKAEV'S APPEARANCE CREATES STIR...
• ...MOSCOW PROTESTS INVITATION TO BRITAIN...
• ...FOREIGN MINISTRY SNAPS AT UNITED STATES.
• VOICES IN MOSCOW SPEAK OUT.
• DUMA ROUNDTABLE INCLUDES CHECHEN CITIZENS.
• FSB ANTITERRORIST SESSION HELD.
• U.S BRIEFING ON CHECHEN PEACE SCHEDULED.
• PERSPECTIVE
• THREE PACE COMMITTEE REPORTS CONCERNING CHECHNYA SUBMITTED TO THE WINTER ASSEMBLY.
• PACE SAYS ALL IS NOT WELL.
• ZAKAEV'S APPEARANCE CREATES STIR...
• ...MOSCOW PROTESTS INVITATION TO BRITAIN...
• ...FOREIGN MINISTRY SNAPS AT UNITED STATES.
• VOICES IN MOSCOW SPEAK OUT.
• DUMA ROUNDTABLE INCLUDES CHECHEN CITIZENS.
• FSB ANTITERRORIST SESSION HELD.
• U.S BRIEFING ON CHECHEN PEACE SCHEDULED.
• PERSPECTIVE
• THREE PACE COMMITTEE REPORTS CONCERNING CHECHNYA SUBMITTED TO THE WINTER ASSEMBLY.

Volume 3 Issue 5

January 1, 1970

• INTERIOR MINISTRY HELIOCOPTER CRASHES.
• RADIO LIBERTY'S LICENSE MAY BE IN QUESTION.
• MASKHADOV'S TERM EXPIRES.
• ZAKAEV VISITS FRANCE AND ITALY.
• HELMS ON PUTIN'S BROKEN PROMISES.
• VERSHBOW INTERVIEWED, EMPHASIZES NEGOTIATIONS.
• POLL SAYS RUSSIANS WANT NEGOTIATIONS.
• MOPPING UP OPERATIONS JUST AS BAD AS MILITARY ONES.
• WHITHER THE RUSSIAN REFUGEES?
• RUSHAILO-SHEVARDNADZE AGREE ON CHECHEN REFUGEES.
• IS A CHECHEN-INGUSH REPUBLIC IN THE (RE)MAKING?
• CHILD MORTALITY REMAINS HIGH.
• BEREZOVSKY PROMISES EVIDENCE ON BOMBINGS.
• PERSPECTIVE
• RUSSIAN "HAWK" ASSERTS THAT RUSSIA IS SLOWLY BUT INEXORABLY WINNING THE WAR IN CHECHNYA.
• INTERIOR MINISTRY HELIOCOPTER CRASHES.
• RADIO LIBERTY'S LICENSE MAY BE IN QUESTION.
• MASKHADOV'S TERM EXPIRES.
• ZAKAEV VISITS FRANCE AND ITALY.
• HELMS ON PUTIN'S BROKEN PROMISES.
• VERSHBOW INTERVIEWED, EMPHASIZES NEGOTIATIONS.
• POLL SAYS RUSSIANS WANT NEGOTIATIONS.
• MOPPING UP OPERATIONS JUST AS BAD AS MILITARY ONES.
• WHITHER THE RUSSIAN REFUGEES?
• RUSHAILO-SHEVARDNADZE AGREE ON CHECHEN REFUGEES.
• IS A CHECHEN-INGUSH REPUBLIC IN THE (RE)MAKING?
• CHILD MORTALITY REMAINS HIGH.
• BEREZOVSKY PROMISES EVIDENCE ON BOMBINGS.
• PERSPECTIVE
• RUSSIAN "HAWK" ASSERTS THAT RUSSIA IS SLOWLY BUT INEXORABLY WINNING THE WAR IN CHECHNYA.

Volume 3 Issue 6

January 1, 1970

• POLITKOVSKAYA GETS MESSAGE TO HER EDITORS.
• YASTRZHEMBSKY BLAMES LOCAL POPULACE.
• TENET: NO HEADWAY IN CHECHNYA.
• GERMANY, TOO, WELCOMES CHECHEN REPRESENTATIVES.
• ALL MUSLIMS NOT TERRORISTS.
• BEST TO LEAVE BOMBINGS UNSOLVED?
• CHECKPOINTS REDUCED TO PERIMETER.
• PROTESTS AGAINST ZACHISTKI.
• PRO-MOSCOW POLICE FACE PRISON SENTENCES.
• STILL MORE CHECHENS OUTSIDE CHECHNYA THAN INSIDE.
• FOREIGN AID STILL NOT REACHING ITS DESTINATION.
• BUDANOV: A YEAR LATER.
• IS A TB EPIDEMIC LOOMING?
• HELICOPTER CRASHES NOW A TREND.
• PERSPECTIVE
• EXPERTS CLOSE TO THE RUSSIAN PRESIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATION CONTEMPLATE A RUSSIA-WIDE REFERENDUM CONCERNING CHECHNYA.
• POLITKOVSKAYA GETS MESSAGE TO HER EDITORS.
• YASTRZHEMBSKY BLAMES LOCAL POPULACE.
• TENET: NO HEADWAY IN CHECHNYA.
• GERMANY, TOO, WELCOMES CHECHEN REPRESENTATIVES.
• ALL MUSLIMS NOT TERRORISTS.
• BEST TO LEAVE BOMBINGS UNSOLVED?
• CHECKPOINTS REDUCED TO PERIMETER.
• PROTESTS AGAINST ZACHISTKI.
• PRO-MOSCOW POLICE FACE PRISON SENTENCES.
• STILL MORE CHECHENS OUTSIDE CHECHNYA THAN INSIDE.
• FOREIGN AID STILL NOT REACHING ITS DESTINATION.
• BUDANOV: A YEAR LATER.
• IS A TB EPIDEMIC LOOMING?
• HELICOPTER CRASHES NOW A TREND.
• PERSPECTIVE
• EXPERTS CLOSE TO THE RUSSIAN PRESIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATION CONTEMPLATE A RUSSIA-WIDE REFERENDUM CONCERNING CHECHNYA.

Volume 3 Issue 7

January 1, 1970

• REFUGEES IN GEORGIA DON'T WANT TO GO HOME.
• PUTIN STRESSES TERRORISM IN RUSSIA.
• MASKHADOV DENIES INVOLVEMENT IN 1999 BOMBINGS.
• CHECHNYA GOES PUBLIC IN SUPPORTING U.S. ANTITERRORISM.
• STILL TOO MANY CHECKPOINTS.
• NEW CONSTITUTION DRAFTED.
• TOO SOON FOR ELECTIONS.
• GANTAMIROV APPOINTED DEPUTY PREMIER.
• PERSPECTIVE
• ANNA POLITKOVSKAYA RELATES HOW SHE NARROWLY AVOIDED ARREST IN CHECHEN HIGHLANDS.
• REFUGEES IN GEORGIA DON'T WANT TO GO HOME.
• PUTIN STRESSES TERRORISM IN RUSSIA.
• MASKHADOV DENIES INVOLVEMENT IN 1999 BOMBINGS.
• CHECHNYA GOES PUBLIC IN SUPPORTING U.S. ANTITERRORISM.
• STILL TOO MANY CHECKPOINTS.
• NEW CONSTITUTION DRAFTED.
• TOO SOON FOR ELECTIONS.
• GANTAMIROV APPOINTED DEPUTY PREMIER.
• PERSPECTIVE
• ANNA POLITKOVSKAYA RELATES HOW SHE NARROWLY AVOIDED ARREST IN CHECHEN HIGHLANDS.

Volume 3 Issue 8

January 1, 1970

• PUTIN VENTS HIS IRE.
• HOW HAVE RESTORATION FUNDS IN FACT BEEN USED?
• IF YOU WANT TO LIVE, SURRENDER.
• FSB WEIGHS IN ON THE RECURRING REFUGEE RETURN PROBLEM.
• DUTCH JOURNALIST REPORTS IN.
• POLITKOVSKAYA'S PERSPECTIVE.
• NOT A SINGLE CHECHEN DISCOVERED.
• BRZEZINSKI GRANTS INTERVIEW.
• STATE DEPARTMENT SESSION HELD ON CHECHNYA.
• BEREZOVSKY FILM MAKES PRESS IN RUSSIA.
• PERSPECTIVE
• COULD PUTIN SOME DAY JOIN MILOSEVIC IN THE DOCK AT THE HAGUE?
• PUTIN VENTS HIS IRE.
• HOW HAVE RESTORATION FUNDS IN FACT BEEN USED?
• IF YOU WANT TO LIVE, SURRENDER.
• FSB WEIGHS IN ON THE RECURRING REFUGEE RETURN PROBLEM.
• DUTCH JOURNALIST REPORTS IN.
• POLITKOVSKAYA'S PERSPECTIVE.
• NOT A SINGLE CHECHEN DISCOVERED.
• BRZEZINSKI GRANTS INTERVIEW.
• STATE DEPARTMENT SESSION HELD ON CHECHNYA.
• BEREZOVSKY FILM MAKES PRESS IN RUSSIA.
• PERSPECTIVE
• COULD PUTIN SOME DAY JOIN MILOSEVIC IN THE DOCK AT THE HAGUE?

Volume 3 Issue 9

January 1, 1970

• PRIMAKOV'S SOLUTION.
• FINNISH AUTONOMY FOR CHECHNYA? "
• NEGOTIATIONS COME TO DEAD STOP.
• COUNCIL ON CHECHNYA CONVENES FOR THE FIRST TIME.
• MASKHADOV PIVOTAL TO POLITICAL SOLUTION.
• KADYROV SAYS ZACHISTI BOLSTER REBEL RANKS.
• FEWER RUSSIANS SUPPORT CHECHEN WAR.
• NOVAYA GAZETA STANDS ALONE.
• BEREZOVSKY FILM PROVOKES VARYING REACTIONS. A
• PERSPECTIVE
• NEWSPAPER NOVYE IZVESTIA PROVIDES NEW ACCOUNTS OF WAR CRIMES.
• PRIMAKOV'S SOLUTION.
• FINNISH AUTONOMY FOR CHECHNYA? "
• NEGOTIATIONS COME TO DEAD STOP.
• COUNCIL ON CHECHNYA CONVENES FOR THE FIRST TIME.
• MASKHADOV PIVOTAL TO POLITICAL SOLUTION.
• KADYROV SAYS ZACHISTI BOLSTER REBEL RANKS.
• FEWER RUSSIANS SUPPORT CHECHEN WAR.
• NOVAYA GAZETA STANDS ALONE.
• BEREZOVSKY FILM PROVOKES VARYING REACTIONS. A
• PERSPECTIVE
• NEWSPAPER NOVYE IZVESTIA PROVIDES NEW ACCOUNTS OF WAR CRIMES.

Volume 3 Issue 1

January 1, 1970

• FSB DIRECTOR VISITS CHECHEN CAPITAL.
• MUSLIM HOLIDAY MARKED.
• FINDING BASAEV WOULDN'T SOLVE RUSSIA'S PROBLEM.
• NO CHECHENS SAID TO BE FIGHTING WITH TALIBAN.
• BLAIR COZIES TO RUSSIANS.
• VERSHBOW CITES "SOME PROGRESS".
• FSB REFUTES BEREZOVSKY'S ALLEGATIONS.
• OSCE GROUP TO END WORK IN CHECHNYA.
• DUMA RESTRICTS MEDIA.
• RUSSIAN MILITARY IN CHECHNYA "OUT OF CONTROL".
• INGUSH PRESIDENT STEPS DOWN.
• POLITKOVSKAYA RETURNS TO RUSSIA.
• PERSPECTIVE
• RUSSIAN OFFICIALS AND WESTERN SPOKESMEN WARN OF INCREASING THREATS TO WELL-BEING OF CHECHEN REFUGEES.
• PUTIN CONCEDES CHECHEN "INDEPENDENCE"?
• FSB DIRECTOR VISITS CHECHEN CAPITAL.
• MUSLIM HOLIDAY MARKED.
• FINDING BASAEV WOULDN'T SOLVE RUSSIA'S PROBLEM.
• NO CHECHENS SAID TO BE FIGHTING WITH TALIBAN.
• BLAIR COZIES TO RUSSIANS.
• VERSHBOW CITES "SOME PROGRESS".
• FSB REFUTES BEREZOVSKY'S ALLEGATIONS.
• OSCE GROUP TO END WORK IN CHECHNYA.
• DUMA RESTRICTS MEDIA.
• RUSSIAN MILITARY IN CHECHNYA "OUT OF CONTROL".
• INGUSH PRESIDENT STEPS DOWN.
• POLITKOVSKAYA RETURNS TO RUSSIA.
• PERSPECTIVE
• RUSSIAN OFFICIALS AND WESTERN SPOKESMEN WARN OF INCREASING THREATS TO WELL-BEING OF CHECHEN REFUGEES.
• PUTIN CONCEDES CHECHEN "INDEPENDENCE"?

Volume 3 Issue 11

January 1, 1970

• RUSSIANS WITH THE TALIBAN?
• KADYROV HASSLED BY FEDERAL TROOPS.
• CHECHEN-LANGUAGE BROADCASTS BEGIN.
• NEW RULES, NEW VIOLATIONS.
• INSIDE INFORMATION ON 1999 BOMBINGS COMES TO LIGHT.
• 1999 BOMBINGS STILL ON RUSSIAN MINDS.
• BRITISH TV AIRS SERIES ON SPECIAL OPERATIONS.
• BUDANOV TRIAL STALLS AGAIN.
• PERSPECTIVE
• RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN INGUSHETIA SEEM LIKELY TO IMPACT CHECHNYA'S FUTURE
• RUSSIANS WITH THE TALIBAN?
• KADYROV HASSLED BY FEDERAL TROOPS.
• CHECHEN-LANGUAGE BROADCASTS BEGIN.
• NEW RULES, NEW VIOLATIONS.
• INSIDE INFORMATION ON 1999 BOMBINGS COMES TO LIGHT.
• 1999 BOMBINGS STILL ON RUSSIAN MINDS.
• BRITISH TV AIRS SERIES ON SPECIAL OPERATIONS.
• BUDANOV TRIAL STALLS AGAIN.
• PERSPECTIVE
• RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN INGUSHETIA SEEM LIKELY TO IMPACT CHECHNYA'S FUTURE

Volume 3 Issue 12

January 1, 1970

• STATE OF THE NATION: ON THE ONE HAND, ON THE OTHER.
• PUTIN MEETS WITH DIASPORA.
• REFUGEES IN GEORGIA REGISTERED INTO DATABASE.
• INQUIRY INTO MISSPENT FUNDS INCONCLUSIVE.
• GRYZLOV ANNOUNCES COUNTERBALANCE TO RADIO LIBERTY BROADCASTS.
• NEW HUMAN RIGHTS REPRESENTIVE ANNOUNCED.
• USTINOV HOLDS HUMAN RIGHTS DISCUSSION.
• OSCE MISSION HEAD SAYS ZACHISTKI MUST END.
• EU RESOLUTION CALLS FOR CEASE-FIRE.
• FOREIGN MINISTRY SNAPS BACK AT EU.
• PRESS CONFERENCE HELD ON RAMIFICATIONS OF INGUSH ELECTION.
• PERSPECTIVE
• OLEG ZHABA SEEKS TO DEFEND THE 392,000 CHILDREN OF CHECHNYA.
• STATE OF THE NATION: ON THE ONE HAND, ON THE OTHER.
• PUTIN MEETS WITH DIASPORA.
• REFUGEES IN GEORGIA REGISTERED INTO DATABASE.
• INQUIRY INTO MISSPENT FUNDS INCONCLUSIVE.
• GRYZLOV ANNOUNCES COUNTERBALANCE TO RADIO LIBERTY BROADCASTS.
• NEW HUMAN RIGHTS REPRESENTIVE ANNOUNCED.
• USTINOV HOLDS HUMAN RIGHTS DISCUSSION.
• OSCE MISSION HEAD SAYS ZACHISTKI MUST END.
• EU RESOLUTION CALLS FOR CEASE-FIRE.
• FOREIGN MINISTRY SNAPS BACK AT EU.
• PRESS CONFERENCE HELD ON RAMIFICATIONS OF INGUSH ELECTION.
• PERSPECTIVE
• OLEG ZHABA SEEKS TO DEFEND THE 392,000 CHILDREN OF CHECHNYA.

Volume 3 Issue 13

January 1, 1970

• NEW INGUSH PRESIDENT ELECTED.
• KHATTAB VIDEO BROADCAST.
• LEBED DIES IN HELIOCOPTER CRASH.
• TULA INCIDENT CATALYZES "CHECHENIZATION" OF POLICE.
• FEDERAL FORCES CONTINUE TO VIOLATE ORDER NUMBER 80.
• LAND MINES TAKE TOLL ON CHECHEN CHILDREN.
• GROZNY IN RUINS AGAIN.
• NEW CONSTITUTION CLOSE TO COMPLETION.
• CHECHNYA INCLUDED IN SCHEDULED RUSSIAN CENSUS.
• DUMA SAYS EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT RESOLUTION NOT HELPFUL.
• DUMA FAILS TO PASS MOTION FOR BOMBINGS INVESTIGATION.
• REFUGEES IN GEORGIA GOING HOME, OR ELSEWHERE.
• UNITED STATES CHASTIZES UN. U.S.
• BEREZOVSKY FILM AIRS IN UNITED STATES.
• PERSPECTIVE
• PAVEL FELGENHAUER SEES CHECHNYA AS RUSSIA'S ALGERIA.
• NEW INGUSH PRESIDENT ELECTED.
• KHATTAB VIDEO BROADCAST.
• LEBED DIES IN HELIOCOPTER CRASH.
• TULA INCIDENT CATALYZES "CHECHENIZATION" OF POLICE.
• FEDERAL FORCES CONTINUE TO VIOLATE ORDER NUMBER 80.
• LAND MINES TAKE TOLL ON CHECHEN CHILDREN.
• GROZNY IN RUINS AGAIN.
• NEW CONSTITUTION CLOSE TO COMPLETION.
• CHECHNYA INCLUDED IN SCHEDULED RUSSIAN CENSUS.
• DUMA SAYS EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT RESOLUTION NOT HELPFUL.
• DUMA FAILS TO PASS MOTION FOR BOMBINGS INVESTIGATION.
• REFUGEES IN GEORGIA GOING HOME, OR ELSEWHERE.
• UNITED STATES CHASTIZES UN. U.S.
• BEREZOVSKY FILM AIRS IN UNITED STATES.
• PERSPECTIVE
• PAVEL FELGENHAUER SEES CHECHNYA AS RUSSIA'S ALGERIA.

Volume 3 Issue 14

January 1, 1970

• PUTIN ADVOCATES CHECHENIZATION...
• ...THEN RETREATS FROM IT.
• RUSSIA WILL NEVER LEAVE CHECHNYA.
• MEMORIAL CRIES FOUL ON ORDER NUMBER 80.
• POLITKOVSKAYA: LIFE AFTER PURPORTED ORDER.
• KHATTAB: DEAD OR ALIVE? "
• UNCERTAINTY ABOUT BASAEV CONTINUES.
• AN UNORTHODOX ORTHODOX EASTER.
• PERSPECTIVE
• RECENT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN INGUSHETIA APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN RIGGED AND STOLEN. A
• PUTIN ADVOCATES CHECHENIZATION...
• ...THEN RETREATS FROM IT.
• RUSSIA WILL NEVER LEAVE CHECHNYA.
• MEMORIAL CRIES FOUL ON ORDER NUMBER 80.
• POLITKOVSKAYA: LIFE AFTER PURPORTED ORDER.
• KHATTAB: DEAD OR ALIVE? "
• UNCERTAINTY ABOUT BASAEV CONTINUES.
• AN UNORTHODOX ORTHODOX EASTER.
• PERSPECTIVE
• RECENT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN INGUSHETIA APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN RIGGED AND STOLEN. A

Volume 3 Issue 15

January 1, 1970

• BUSH: LAW, NOT SPECIAL PRIVILEGE.
• BUDANOV TEMPORARILY INSANE?
• WHO ORDERED KHATTAB'S DEATH? "
• POLL ON CONTINUING WAR. "
• RYAZAN BOMBINGS. "
• KASPIISK BOMBING.
• ELITE UNIT REFUSES TO GO TO CHECHNYA. "
• MILITARY WAGES DEEMED NOT A PROBLEM.
• INGUSH POLICE LAUNCH CLEANSING OPERATION.
• PERSPECTIVE
• PUTIN FURTHER EMPOWERS KADYROV, AS CHECHENIZATION APPEARS TO MOVE FORWARD. "
• BUSH: LAW, NOT SPECIAL PRIVILEGE.
• BUDANOV TEMPORARILY INSANE?
• WHO ORDERED KHATTAB'S DEATH? "
• POLL ON CONTINUING WAR. "
• RYAZAN BOMBINGS. "
• KASPIISK BOMBING.
• ELITE UNIT REFUSES TO GO TO CHECHNYA. "
• MILITARY WAGES DEEMED NOT A PROBLEM.
• INGUSH POLICE LAUNCH CLEANSING OPERATION.
• PERSPECTIVE
• PUTIN FURTHER EMPOWERS KADYROV, AS CHECHENIZATION APPEARS TO MOVE FORWARD. "

Volume 3 Issue 16

January 1, 1970

• POWELL SAYS RUSSIA FIGHTING TERRORISTS IN CHECHNYA...
• ...SEPARATIST GOVERNMENT OUTRAGED.
• WASHINGTON WILL NOT MEET WITH AKHMADOV.
• TALBOTT SPEAKS OF CLINTON AND CHECHEN CONFLICT.
• INGUSH REFUGEE AGREEMENT SIGNED.
• UN REAFFIRMS VOLUNTARY RETURN OF REFUGEES.
• AMNESTY ANNUAL REPORT RELEASED.
• RUSSIAN JOURNALIST CRITICIZES BUSH.
• MEMORIAL EXPRESSES CONCERN ABOUT TORTURE.
• DUMA SESSION HELD ON RYAZAN BOMBINGS.
• CHECHEN WOMEN STAGE PROTEST.
• PERSPECTIVE
• PUTIN CALLS TO STRENGTHEN PRO-MOSCOW CHECHEN POLICE, WHO PROCEED TO TOUT THE ADVANTAGES OF "BLOOD VENGEANCE."
• POWELL SAYS RUSSIA FIGHTING TERRORISTS IN CHECHNYA...
• ...SEPARATIST GOVERNMENT OUTRAGED.
• WASHINGTON WILL NOT MEET WITH AKHMADOV.
• TALBOTT SPEAKS OF CLINTON AND CHECHEN CONFLICT.
• INGUSH REFUGEE AGREEMENT SIGNED.
• UN REAFFIRMS VOLUNTARY RETURN OF REFUGEES.
• AMNESTY ANNUAL REPORT RELEASED.
• RUSSIAN JOURNALIST CRITICIZES BUSH.
• MEMORIAL EXPRESSES CONCERN ABOUT TORTURE.
• DUMA SESSION HELD ON RYAZAN BOMBINGS.
• CHECHEN WOMEN STAGE PROTEST.
• PERSPECTIVE
• PUTIN CALLS TO STRENGTHEN PRO-MOSCOW CHECHEN POLICE, WHO PROCEED TO TOUT THE ADVANTAGES OF "BLOOD VENGEANCE."

Volume 3 Issue 17

January 1, 1970

• NOVAYA GAZETA MUZZLED? "
• REFUGEES READY OR NOT READY TO RETURN HOME? "
• ABDUCTED TEACHER FOUND DEAD.
• ORDER NUMBER 80 SEEMS MEANINGLESS.
• REBEL ATTACKS ON AUTHORITIES CONTINUE. "
• SENT BY ALLAH: THE GRAY CARDINAL OF CHECHNYA.
• "MORE THAN JUST AN IRRITANT".
• SEPARATIST PREMIER MEETS WITH PACE SECRETARY.
• NOVEL ON 199 BOMBINGS WINS LITERATURE PRIZE.
• PERSPECTIVE
• ANNA POLITKOVSKAYA OFFERS AN EPITAPH FOR A DECEASED GLASNOST.
• NOVAYA GAZETA MUZZLED? "
• REFUGEES READY OR NOT READY TO RETURN HOME? "
• ABDUCTED TEACHER FOUND DEAD.
• ORDER NUMBER 80 SEEMS MEANINGLESS.
• REBEL ATTACKS ON AUTHORITIES CONTINUE. "
• SENT BY ALLAH: THE GRAY CARDINAL OF CHECHNYA.
• "MORE THAN JUST AN IRRITANT".
• SEPARATIST PREMIER MEETS WITH PACE SECRETARY.
• NOVEL ON 199 BOMBINGS WINS LITERATURE PRIZE.
• PERSPECTIVE
• ANNA POLITKOVSKAYA OFFERS AN EPITAPH FOR A DECEASED GLASNOST.

Volume 3 Issue 18

January 1, 1970

• RUSSIANS SAY TALK, NOT MORE WAR.
• BUDANOV: AN ABSURD DIAGNOSIS.
• INGUSH REFUGEES AFRAID TO GO HOME.
• MEMORIAL LEADER FEARS FORCED RETURN.
• INGUSH PRESIDENT ECHOES MOSCOW.
• PACE COMMISSION WEIGHS IN.
• GERMANY SAYS FEDERAL ACTIONS UNACCEPTABLE.
• WASHINGTON SAYS OSCE GROUP INVALUABLE.
• CHECHEN FOREIGN MINISTRY DISAPPOINTED IN OSCE MISSION.
• PERSPECTIVE
• JOURNALIST SANOBAR SHERMATOVA REPORTS THAT WASHINGTON HAS DECIDED TO TAKE A "ROUND-ABOUT ROUTE" IN CHECHNYA.
• RUSSIANS SAY TALK, NOT MORE WAR.
• BUDANOV: AN ABSURD DIAGNOSIS.
• INGUSH REFUGEES AFRAID TO GO HOME.
• MEMORIAL LEADER FEARS FORCED RETURN.
• INGUSH PRESIDENT ECHOES MOSCOW.
• PACE COMMISSION WEIGHS IN.
• GERMANY SAYS FEDERAL ACTIONS UNACCEPTABLE.
• WASHINGTON SAYS OSCE GROUP INVALUABLE.
• CHECHEN FOREIGN MINISTRY DISAPPOINTED IN OSCE MISSION.
• PERSPECTIVE
• JOURNALIST SANOBAR SHERMATOVA REPORTS THAT WASHINGTON HAS DECIDED TO TAKE A "ROUND-ABOUT ROUTE" IN CHECHNYA.