military installations located on the territory of foreign states.
and on raising the overall manpower levels of the armed forces.
so as not to fall behind the United States and other countries."
its program for parliamentary elections, ITAR-TASS reported.
refusing to dissolve itself, ITAR-TASS reported on 16 November.
said, 230 of the 292 deputies present voted against the dissolution.
will soon leave the ruble zone, according to Interfax on 17 November.
given for the move. Citing "sources in Yerevan's financial quarters,"
Ukrainian parliamentary position on nuclear arms control treaties.
but not the Lisbon protocol, is on the parliamentary agenda.
to find the currency on the streets of Almaty, Reuters reported.
were abused and that a mass exodus of Russians is taking place.
desire to build an Islamic state than in armed Bosnian Serb soldiers.
agencies report that fighting has flared in several localities.
attorney, Carl-August Fleischhauer, delivered inaugural remarks.
over political strategies, also kicked off its campaign on 17-November.
a replacement for the normal routes through former Yugoslavia.
against, and 2 abstained. The parliament is made up of 120 seats.
issue of dual citizenship for former citizens of Czechoslovakia.
however, and blamed the opposition for making these "false claims."
the IMF. Cosea said that the accord should be concluded in December.
also said that the law was discriminating against newspaper editors.
visit to Bulgaria an agreement on military cooperation in 1994.
Latvia and Russia initialed seven interstate pacts, BNS reports.
on a new electoral law after deputies engaged in a "shoving match,"