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Russians 'upbeat' on North Korean front Theatre siege trial opens Russia adds to pressure on Iraq  Russia indicated it could harden its position if Baghdad hinders the inspectors' work U.S., Russia push peaceful Korea solution  Statements are urging a diplomacy-driven and a resolution to the nuclear weapons crisis Milan wins over Lokomotiv to advance Russia says Iraq veto possible  Russia is still not ruling out the use of its veto in the Security Council to prevent a war in Iraq Russia ready for Iraq veto  Russia will vote against a draft resolution proposed by the US and UK that gives Iraq a deadline to disarm Russian official condemns strike Putin denies Russian arms sales to Iraq Putin urges US arms pact backing Party leader assassinated Russia backs lifting sanctions   Hu meets Putin

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  Both leaders are calling 'the use of force to resolve problems' on the Korean Peninsula 'unacceptable'

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Jun.11 Dead hostage relatives sue Jun.20     Putin: Iran gave N-power assurance  Iran assured Moscow that it has no plans to develop nuclear weapons and will fully comply with IAEA

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Jul.5     2 concert bombers kill 14
  2 female suicide bombers killed 14 people outside a rock concert. Russian Interior Minister blamed Chechen separatists
Jul.6   Blast victims mourned  Memorial services were held for the 15 victims who died when 2 female suicide bombers let off explosives at a rock concert

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Sep.28   Conference on climate change
  Putin has said his country remains undecided on whether or not to sign the Kyoto agreement

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Oct.28 Russia markets rocked by arrest Oct.30   Yukos shares seized by government  The government has seized a controlling stake in oil giant. Shares in Yukos plummeted 5% on the news     Putin's chief of staff resigns  President has accepted the resignation of Alexander Voloshin over the Yukos affair Oct.31   PM 'worried' by Yukos  Mikhail Kasyanov is 'deeply concerned' over steps by prosecutors to freeze 44% of the shares in Yukos Oil Company

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Nov.3   Khodorkovsky resigns  Jailed Yukos CEO has resigned as head of the embattled Russian oil giant Putin defends Yukos arrest Nov.4 Russian-born American heads Yukos Nov.11   Yukos oil tycoon to stay in jail  A court has turned down a request for bail by Mikhail Khodorkovsky Nov.23   32 dead in dorm blaze  The fire raged at a 5-story dormitory of the Patrice Lumumba Friendship of Peoples University, where many foreigners study

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Dec.1     Putin demands early Iraq elections  Russian President, in a telephone call with Bush, has called for 'the earliest possible elections' in Iraq Dec.2   Russia: Kyoto pact harms economy  Russia will block the landmark environmental pact because it threatens economic growth in its current form Dec.5   Putin says bombers will not win  The president has said his country will not be cowed by terror attacks after a bomb on a train Dec.7   Election chief: Russian poll valid  Alexander Veshnyakov, head of the Central Election Commission, is saying 32% had voted by 2 p.m.   Pro-Putin party set for victory
  The United Russia party with 37% is leading rivals by a large margin in parliamentary elections
Dec.8   OSCE condemns Russia election
  International election observers are saying the pre-election process was biased towards the main pro-Kremlin party
Dec.9     Bomb kills 6  A female suicide bomber detonated a belt filled with explosives across the street from Red Square Dec.10 Arsenal win group over Lokomotiv Dec.21 Yabloko party to boycott election Dec.23   No bail for Khodorkovsky  Tycoon will be held in jail for another 3 months, a court has ruled




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  Putin has said his country remains undecided on whether or not to sign the Kyoto agreement
Nov.23 32 dead in dorm blaze  The fire raged at a 5-story dormitory of the Patrice Lumumba Friendship of Peoples University, where many foreigners study


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2003 Oct.28 Russia markets rocked by arrest Oct.30 Yukos shares seized by government  The government has seized a controlling stake in oil giant. Shares in Yukos plummeted 5% on the news Nov.3 Khodorkovsky resigns  Jailed Yukos CEO has resigned as head of the embattled Russian oil giant Nov.4 Russian-born American heads Yukos Dec.2 Russia: Kyoto pact harms economy  Russia will block the landmark environmental pact because it threatens economic growth in its current form


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2003 Feb.25 Milan wins over Lokomotiv to advance Dec.10 Arsenal win group over Lokomotiv


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2003 Jan.16 Theatre siege trial opens Apr.17 Party leader assassinated Jun.11 Dead hostage relatives sue Jul.5   2 concert bombers kill 14
  2 female suicide bombers killed 14 people outside a rock concert. Russian Interior Minister blamed Chechen separatists
Oct.30 Yukos shares seized by government  The government has seized a controlling stake in oil giant. Shares in Yukos plummeted 5% on the news Nov.11 Yukos oil tycoon to stay in jail  A court has turned down a request for bail by Mikhail Khodorkovsky Dec.5 Putin says bombers will not win  The president has said his country will not be cowed by terror attacks after a bomb on a train Dec.9   Bomb kills 6  A female suicide bomber detonated a belt filled with explosives across the street from Red Square Dec.23 No bail for Khodorkovsky  Tycoon will be held in jail for another 3 months, a court has ruled


Moscow, 2003 Politics Timeline ... See World Politics timeline Top ^
2003 Jan.5 Russians 'upbeat' on North Korean front Jan.28 Russia adds to pressure on Iraq  Russia indicated it could harden its position if Baghdad hinders the inspectors' work Feb.15 U.S., Russia push peaceful Korea solution  Statements are urging a diplomacy-driven and a resolution to the nuclear weapons crisis Mar.4 Russia says Iraq veto possible  Russia is still not ruling out the use of its veto in the Security Council to prevent a war in Iraq Mar.10 Russia ready for Iraq veto  Russia will vote against a draft resolution proposed by the US and UK that gives Iraq a deadline to disarm Mar.19 Russian official condemns strike Mar.25 Putin denies Russian arms sales to Iraq Apr.5 Putin urges US arms pact backing Apr.24 Russia backs lifting sanctions May.27   Hu meets Putin
  Both leaders are calling 'the use of force to resolve problems' on the Korean Peninsula 'unacceptable'
Jun.20   Putin: Iran gave N-power assurance  Iran assured Moscow that it has no plans to develop nuclear weapons and will fully comply with IAEA Jul.6 Blast victims mourned  Memorial services were held for the 15 victims who died when 2 female suicide bombers let off explosives at a rock concert Sep.28 Conference on climate change
  Putin has said his country remains undecided on whether or not to sign the Kyoto agreement
Oct.30   Putin's chief of staff resigns  President has accepted the resignation of Alexander Voloshin over the Yukos affair Oct.31 PM 'worried' by Yukos  Mikhail Kasyanov is 'deeply concerned' over steps by prosecutors to freeze 44% of the shares in Yukos Oil Company Nov.3 Putin defends Yukos arrest Dec.1   Putin demands early Iraq elections  Russian President, in a telephone call with Bush, has called for 'the earliest possible elections' in Iraq Dec.5 Putin says bombers will not win  The president has said his country will not be cowed by terror attacks after a bomb on a train Dec.7 Election chief: Russian poll valid  Alexander Veshnyakov, head of the Central Election Commission, is saying 32% had voted by 2 p.m. Dec.7 Pro-Putin party set for victory
  The United Russia party with 37% is leading rivals by a large margin in parliamentary elections
Dec.8 OSCE condemns Russia election
  International election observers are saying the pre-election process was biased towards the main pro-Kremlin party
Dec.21 Yabloko party to boycott election