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Articles in January 2004 issue of A&G Information Services

• RUSSIAN AIR COMPANY WILL EXTINGUISH FIRES IN REPUBLIC OFSOUTH AFRICA
• THE SURPLUS OF FOREIGN TRADE OF RF HAS INCREASED
• THE HEARING OF THE CASE ON THE ASSASSINATION OF THEDEPUTY GALINA STAROVOITOVA IS GOING ON
• FEWER VACANCIES, MORE UNEMPLOYED
• EXTERNAL MANAGEMENT WILL BE APPOINTED AT "MOSKVICH" CARPLANT
• BEER IS PROMISED TO GET MORE EXPENSIVE
• DEFENSE EXPENDITURES WILL GROW BY 9%
• MORE THAN 6.5 HECTARES OF VIRGIN FORESTS REGISTERED INKOMI REPUBLIC IN THE BEGINNING OF 2004
• A&G NEWS FROM RUSSIA JANUARY 17, 2004 #2 (549
• CUSTOMS OFFICIALS BEGAN STRUGGLING AGAINST MEATSMUGGLING
• RUSSIAN MUSEUM WILL PROVIDE EDUCATION VIA INTERNET
• "TATNEFT" DOUBLES ITS PROFIT
• PRICES ON ACCOMMODATION WILL BE GROWING
• THE MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WORKED OUT A PLAN FOR THEPERSONAL REGISTRATION OF THE POPULATION
• MESHANSKIY COURT OF MOSCOW HAS BEGUN HEARING THE CRIMINAL CASEAGAINST THE FORMER HEAD OF THE COMPANY "YUKOS-MOSCOW," VASILIYSHAKHNOVSKIY
• ILLEGAL MIGRANTS WILL BE DEPORTED FROM ST.-PETERSBURG
• BANKS SAVED SOME MONEY
• GROWTH OF THE COMMUNICATION MARKET AMOUNTED TO ABOUT 40%IN MONEY EQUIVALENT IN 2003
• PRIVATIZATION OFFICIALS DO NOT WANT TO PRIVATIZE "IRKUTSKENERGO"
• VALENTINA MATVIENKO IS PASSING CAPITAL FUNCTIONS TO ST.-PETERSBURG
• "ROSNEFT" IS LOOKING FOR NEW EXPORT ROUTES
• THE STATE STATISTICS COMMITTEE ANALYZED THE HARVESTRESULTS IN 2003
• MILITARY EQUIPMENT GOT EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE
• AUTOVAZ STARTED AN ANTI-CRISIS CAMPAIGN
• RUSSIAN CELLULAR COMMUNICATION MARKET
• PRIVATIZATION GAZPROM WILL BECOME A CO-OWNER OF LIETUVOS DUJOS
• ST. PETERSBURG HAS NO PROBLEMS WITH THE BUDGET
• THE MINISTRY OF TAXES WILL CONTINUE TO CHECK "YUKOS"
• CHINA RESTRICTED IMPORTS OF RUSSIAN STEEL
• OIL TAXES WILL BE WITHIN REASONABLE LIMITS
• THE NUMBER OF PROSECUTED PROPRIETORS OF THE OIL COMPANY "YUKOS" ISGROWING
• WEAPON AGAINST SARS IN ST.-PETERSBURG
• RUBLE HAS STRENGTHENED VIS-A-VIS US DOLLAR BY 16,1 %
• AVERAGE MONTHLY WAGE IS MORE THAN $ 200
• THE COUNTING CHAMBER ANALYZES THE RESULTS OFPRIVATIZATION
• THE NUMBER OF MURDERS OF THE HEADS OF ST.-PETERSBURGENTERPRISES INCREASED 10 TIMES
• "SEVERSTAL" REPORTED ON ITS INCOME
• RUSSIA MADE ALMOST $600 MILLION ON URANIUM PRODUCTIONSUPPLIES TO THE USA
• RUSSIA WILL HELP ARGENTINA GET FALKLANDS BACK
• "YUKOS" IS DEMANDED TO PAY RBL 98 BILLION
• HYDROCARBON EXTRACTION VOLUME IS GROWING
• PRIME MINISTER KASYANOV RECONSIDERED HIS VIEWPOINT ON GASINDUSTRY REFORM
• TIGER CUBS ARE DYING OF HUNGER AND COLD
• DIRECT INVESTMENTS ARE FALLING
• COMMODITY INTERVENTIONS INTO THE GRAIN MARKET
• RUSSIAN INSURANCE MARKET IS OPEN FOR EUROPEAN COMPANIES
• THERE WILL BE LESS PRISONERS IN RUSSIA
• UTILIZATION OF NUCLEAR SUBMARINES
• RF GOVERNMENT APPROVED THE PROJECT OF THE STATE DEFENSEORDER FOR 2004
• THE BUILDING BOOM IN RUSSIA
• POLITICS BYELORUSSIA AND RUSSIA HAVEN'T COME TO AN AGREEMENT ONCONDITIONS OF THE CURRENCY UNION
• THE DECREASING OF FEDERAL INVESTMENTS IN ST.-PETERSBURG
• NEW MEANS OF PROTECTION FOR NEW BANKNOTES
• LEGISLATION LEGISLATIVE BASIS IS BEING PREPARED FOR PAYABLE ROADS
• 10 YEARS TO DOUBLE-UP THE GDP
• EXTERNAL MANAGEMENT WILL BE APPOINTED AT "MOSKVICH" CARPLANT
• BEER IS PROMISED TO GET MORE EXPENSIVE
• DEFENSE EXPENDITURES WILL GROW BY 9%
• MORE THAN 6.5 HECTARES OF VIRGIN FORESTS REGISTERED INKOMI REPUBLIC IN THE BEGINNING OF 2004
• CB ABOLISHED HALF OF THE NORMS FOR BANKS
• IMPORTED GRAIN IS CHEAPER THAN THE DOMESTIC ONE
• EXPORT RATE OF OIL CUSTOMS WILL BE INCREASED
• A NEW SCANDAL IN THE RUSSIAN ARMY
• SUPPLIES OF FOOD FISH AND OTHER SEA GIFTS ARE AT THE BREAKING POINTIN RUSSIA
• "ROSNEFT", "GAZPROM", "SURGUTNEFTEGAZ" ARE BEGINNING TOCOOPERATE
• EUROBONDS WILL BE SOLD FOR RUBLES
• LIFE BECOMES MORE EXPENSIVE
• RUSSIA AND THE UKRAINE HAVE DIVIDED THE SEA OF AZOV
• INVESTMENTS INTO IRAQ
• STABILIZATION FUND VOLUME IS RBL 103.5 BILLION
• THE MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (MED) DISTRIBUTEDMEAT QUOTAS
• THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS (MFA) EXPRESSED PROTEST
• "ROSNEFT" IS LOOKING FOR NEW EXPORT ROUTES
• THE STATE STATISTICS COMMITTEE ANALYZED THE HARVESTRESULTS IN 2003
• MILITARY EQUIPMENT GOT EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE
• "GAZPROM" IS INTERESTED IN GREAT BRITAIN
• RUSSIA WON'T SUFFER FROM THE STRENGTHENING OF EURO
• PIRATES STARTED ISSUING NEW MICROSOFT PRODUCE
• CULTURAL WEALTH IS EXCUSED FROM CUSTOMS
• A NEW STAGE OF REFORMS