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• BANKS ARE GROWING
• RUSSIAN TOURISTS ARE NOT FRIGHTENED BY THE WARIN IRAQ
• REVENUES, RECEIVED FROM ADRS OF "LUKOIL", WILLBE TRANSFERRED TO BUDGET IN MAY
• FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTRY OF RF REFUSED TO DEPORTIRAQI DIPLOMATS
• THE MINISTER OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF RF BORISGRYZLOV IS DISSATISFIED WITH ST.-PETERSBURG'SPOLICE
• RUSSIAN COMPANIES REJECT ACCUSATIONS OFSUPPLYING ARMS TO IRAQ
• PLANS TO INCREASE OIL EXPORT VIA THE GULF OFFINLAND
• LIBERALIZATION FOR FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIESIS GETTING CLOSE
• SECURITY COUNCIL SECRETARIES ARE VERY CONCERNEDABOUT THE WAR IN IRAQ
• TUI AG REFUSED TO WORK IN RUSSIA
• RESERVES DECREASED
• PROFITABILITY OF ENERGY IS NOT HIGHER THAN 7,5%
• ADMINISTRATION OF SAMARSKAYA OBLAST WILL SELLSHARES OF LOGOVAZ
• RUSSIA'S POSITION REGARDING CHECHEN QUESTIONWILL BE VERY STRICT
• THE WAR IN IRAQ MIGHT KILL THOUSANDS OF RUSSIANBIRDS
• IN 2002 FOREIGNERS LEFT IN RUSSIA $16 BILLION
• THE GOVERNMENT INTRODUCED TO STATE DUMA THE BILLON NATIONALIZATION
• LIVING STANDARD OF MILITARY MEN IS STILL VERYLOW
• ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE WAR IN IRAQ
• FOR THE TIME BEING THE WAR IN IRAQ DOESN'TDEMAND CORRECTIONS OF THE BUDGET
• RUSSIANS PREFER TO KEEP THEIR SAVINGS IN HARDCURRENCY
• THE RULES FOR INVITATIONS TO RUSSIAN FEDERATION
• THERE IS NO RETURN TO A COLD WAR
• HEADS OF FOREIGN DELEGATIONS WILL BE PRESENTEDWITH SOUVENIR ALBUMS DEDICATED TO ST.-PETERSBURG'S JUBILEE
• RE-REGISTERATION OF ZAO "ALROSA" AS OAO "ALROSA"(OPEN JOINT-STOCK COMPANY) WILL BE POSSIBLE INNOT LESS THAN IN 2-3 YEAR
• RUSSIA'S RATING WILL GROW
• RUSSIAN WINES WILL BECOME MORE EXPENSIVE
• THE GOVERNMENT WILL CORRECT THE LAW ON CURRENCYREGULATION
• QUANTITY OF WEDDINGS AND DIVORSES IN RUSSIA
• ST.-PETERSBURG WILL BE PROTECTED FROM TERRORISTACTS
• "RUSAL" FOUND A CONSULTANT IN AMERICA
• INCOMES OF RUSSIANS ARE GROWING
• STATE DUMA POSTPONED CONSIDERATION OF THE LAW ONAGREEMENTS ON SHARING OF PRODUCTION (ASP)
• NEW GUESTS WERE INVITED TO ST.-PETERSBURG'SJUBILEE
• PROVISION OF ECOLOGICAL SAFETY DURINGCELEBRATION PERIOD IN ST.-PETERSBURG
• "ROSTELEKOM" DECLARES DIVIDENDS FOR 2002
• RUSSIA WILL ISSUE EUROBONDS
• FEDERAL COMMISSION FOR SECURITIES MARKET (FCSM)INTENDS TO REDUCE THE QUOTA FOR ADR TO 40%
• THE GOVERNMENT IS SELLING SHARES OF AGRO-INSURERS
• IN 2002 THE MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS PAIDRBL 2 BILLION AS A RESULT OF LAW SUITS
• THE HEMP WILL SAVE ST.-PETERSBURG FROM EXHAUSTS
• "MIG" ISSUED PROMISSORY NOTES
• FOREIGN INSURERS DO NOT HURRY TO RUSSIA
• SECRETS CAN BE PATENTED
• INSURANCE COMPANY "ROSGOSSTRAH" IS PREPARING FORSALE
• A PATRIARCHY OPPOSED THE WAR IN IRAQ
• LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY IS AGAINST GEORGE BUSH
• EUROBONDS ISSUED BY THE RUSSIAN COMPANIES
• LOSSES FROM FALSE PRODUCTS AMOUNT TO $5 BILLION
• CURRENCY TRANSFER ABROAD WAS NOT ALLOWED TOFOREIGN AFFILITATED COMPANIES
• IRAQI ACCOUNTS IN RUSSIA WILL NOT BE FROZEN
• RESULTS OF WORK OF THE LARGEST BREWERY COMPANYOF RUSSIA
• STATE SECURITIES ARE NOT IN DEMAND
• IN 2002 FOREIGNERS LEFT IN RUSSIA $16 BILLION
• THE GOVERNMENT INTRODUCED TO STATE DUMA THE BILLON NATIONALIZATION
• LIVING STANDARD OF MILITARY MEN IS STILL VERYLOW
• ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE WAR IN IRAQ
• VOLUMES OF BEER PRODUCTION CONSIDERABLY REDUCED
• NUMBER OF BANKRUPTS IN RUSSIA IS CONSTANTLYINCREASING
• RUSSIA IS NOT INTERESTED IN DEFEAT OF USA
• KOLSKAYA MINING AND SMELTING COMPANY (KMS)SUMMED UP "ECOLOGICAL" RESULTS OF 2002
• RUSSIA IS GOING TO JOIN FATFIN JUNE
• CARGO AUTOMOBILE FLEET OF RUSSIA
• NO ENTRY FOR DANGEROUSLY ILL PERSONS
• NOT ALL RUSSIAN MOSLEMS ANNOUNCED DGIHAD TO USA
• THE GOVERNOR OF ST.-PETERSBURG HAS PUBLICLYREFUSED FROM NEW PRETENSIONS FOR THE GOVERNOR'SCHAIR
• MAGNITOGORSKY METALLURGIC ENTERPRISE (MME)PLACED TWO-YEAR BONDS AT LESS THAN 10% PER YEAR
• NET PROFIT OF INGOSSTRAH AMOUNTED TO RBL 1,2BILLION
• RUSSIAN DIAMOND-CUTTERS WILL TEST THE EXTERNALMARKET
• FIRST INSTITUTE WILL BE BUILT AT THE EXPENSE OFSPONSORS
• SUPREME MUFTI OF RUSSIA WAS REFUSED INCONFIDENCE
• ST.-PETERSBURG IS PAYING OUT DEBTS
• A MERGER OF "YUKOS" AND "SIBNEFT"
• INCREASE IN PRODUCTION OF URANIUM IN RUSSIA
• MIKHAIL KASYANOV DOES NOT OPPOSE BUILDING OF APRIVATE OIL PIPELINE
• HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE ARE BEING KIDNAPPED INCHECHNYA
• ST.-PETERSBURG'S POLICE BEGAN TO DEPORT ILLEGALMIGRANTS FROM THE CITY
• "GAZPROM" WON A VICTORY OVER REFORMERS
• DOLLAR RATE DROPPED TO THE LEVEL OF MARCH, 2002
• ONE MORE ATTACK ON IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN CARS