Archive for February, 2005
On a personal note, Mishah and I have celebrated our tenth year together today (Feb. 26, already yesterday). A very, very happy day – hard to believe it’s been this long…
On a personal note, Mishah and I have celebrated our tenth year together today (Feb. 26, already yesterday). A very, very happy day – hard to believe it’s been this long…
Here’s part of Valeriy Panyushkin’s Feb. 25 column in Gazeta.ru (in Russian) – Russia Without Putin:
[...] And on the same day, the U.S. President Bush boasted that the Russian President Putin was losing the election in Moldova, and that Moldova was now on a path of democracy – the one pointed out by the United [...]
Here’s part of Valeriy Panyushkin’s Feb. 25 column in Gazeta.ru (in Russian) – Russia Without Putin:
[...] And on the same day, the U.S. President Bush boasted that the Russian President Putin was losing the election in Moldova, and that Moldova was now on a path of democracy – the one pointed out by the United [...]
Thank you, Another Misha, for the comment I totally agree with and for the link to the Washington Post piece!
As I wrote yesterday, this part of Kolesnikov’s press conference question was easy to miss: “…as far as Russia is concerned, everything is clear more or less.”
The Washington Post’s Peter Baker did just that – [...]
Thank you, Another Misha, for the comment I totally agree with and for the link to the Washington Post piece!
As I wrote yesterday, this part of Kolesnikov’s press conference question was easy to miss: “…as far as Russia is concerned, everything is clear more or less.”
The Washington Post’s Peter Baker did just that – [...]
Thank you, Another Misha, for the comment I totally agree with and for the link to the Washington Post piece!
As I wrote yesterday, this part of Kolesnikov’s press conference question was easy to miss: “…as far as Russia is concerned, everything is clear more or less.”
The Washington Post’s Peter Baker did just that – [...]
Something I wanted to write about since Thursday night but kept getting distracted…
The transcript of the press conference following the meeting between Bush and Putin in Bratislava does not carry the names of the reporters who were asking the questions. One question, however, from Andrei Kolesnikov of the Kommersant Daily, turned out to be quite [...]
Something I wanted to write about since Thursday night but kept getting distracted…
The transcript of the press conference following the meeting between Bush and Putin in Bratislava does not carry the names of the reporters who were asking the questions. One question, however, from Andrei Kolesnikov of the Kommersant Daily, turned out to be quite [...]
Something I wanted to write about since Thursday night but kept getting distracted…
The transcript of the press conference following the meeting between Bush and Putin in Bratislava does not carry the names of the reporters who were asking the questions. One question, however, from Andrei Kolesnikov of the Kommersant Daily, turned out to be quite [...]
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