61. Forbes.com: EU And Russia Eye Trade Prize To Smooth Ties and russia eye trade prize to smooth ties Reuters, 05.19.04, 904 AM ET ADVERTISEMENT. Click Here. EMail Alerts. Topics. Banking, Natural Gas. international trade, http://www.forbes.com/business/services/newswire/2004/05/19/rtr1376995.html

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62. Forbes.com: US Poultry Industry Protests Russia Trade Barriers on russia s entry into the trade group should be postponed until russia fully demonstrates it poultry, said Greg Lee, international president of Tyson http://www.forbes.com/business/commerce/newswire/2004/05/19/rtr1377608.html

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63. Pravda.RU International Trade Rules Must Take Into Consideration Russia's Intere Pravda.RUEconomicsMore in detail, 1824 200110-18 international trade Rules Must Take Into Consideration russia s Interests. russia s http://english.pravda.ru/economics/2001/10/18/18534.html

Oct, 18 2001 In Russian Em Portugues Russia World ... About Pravda.RU:Economics:More in detail International Trade Rules Must Take Into Consideration Russia's Interests Russia's full membership of the World Trade Organisation will prompt all participating countries to work out international trade rules with Russian interests taken into consideration, professor Ippolit Demulen of the Academy of Foreign Trade said at the "Russia, WTO and Business Interests" regional conference, under way in Moscow. Currently, the WTO is discussing general approaches to protective measures in the services business. The resolution of all issues pertaining to the services market is of special importance to Russia within the framework of its WTO membership negotiations. Demulen said the efficiency of Russia's participation in the WTO will depend on its industrial and foreign trade policies. He added that this factor will be decisive, considering that foreign trade accounts for one-third of Russia's gross domestic product. The expert pointed to the great importance of the explanatory campaign on Russia's forthcoming joining the WTO, being conducted among Russian businesses under the patronage of the Ministry for Economic Development and Trade. Ample information about the WTO will help Russian businesses resolve difficult foreign trade issues "faster, in a milder manner, and more accurately."

64. Pravda.RU International Trade Fair Opens In China, Russia Aboard 1615 200206-17 international trade Fair Opens in China, russia Aboard. A traditional trade fair opened on Saturday, June 15, in the Chinese town of Harbin http://english.pravda.ru/economics/2002/06/17/30473.html

Jun, 17 2002 In Russian Em Portugues Russia World ... About Pravda.RU:Economics:More in detail International Trade Fair Opens in China, Russia Aboard A traditional trade fair opened on Saturday, June 15, in the Chinese town of Harbin, the Heilongjiang province bordering on the southern part of Russia's Far East . Present at the fair is Konstantin Pulikovsky, Russia's President's Plenipotentiary in the Far Eastern Federal District. The participants include delegations, companies and individual entrepreneurs from most all Russia's Far Eastern regions, which illustrates the significance of the event for the furthering of trade relations between Russia and China . According to Evgeny Anoshin, the press secretary to the President's Plenipotentiary in the Far Eastern Federal District, goods produced and technologies developed in Russia's Far East are presented in a single large exhibit. According to statistics, China is about to become the leading trade partner of Russia's Far East, large enough to compete with Japan and South Korea. Russia's Vneshtorgbank plays an important role in the further development of Russian-Chinese business relations. In order to finance Russia's companies doing business with China, the bank opens credit lines for Chinese banks for over USD 15 million. In addition to this

65. Speech Of Russian Delegate At 6th International Trade Union Conference I call on the delegates of the 6th international conference of trade unionists and address the deputies of the State Duma of russia on this issue and also the http://www.mltranslations.org/Russia/TUConfSpch.htm

Denmark July, 2000 Speech from the Russian delegate at the 6th International Meeting of Trade Unionists Comrades! I am a construction worker from Leningrad and I greet you on behalf of the workers union "Zashita Truda" (Defense of Labor) of Russia. First let me thank the organizers of the conference for the invitation to the Russian trade union "Zashita Truda" to attend this conference. All bourgeois mass media have distorted the real essence of the social-class situation in our country. Therefore I will briefly touch on the state of the workers movement in Russia. The Russian workers as a result of the petty-bourgeois decomposition during the period of Khrushchevite and Brezhnevite rule lost their class vigilance and in the end had to face helplessly the "wonders" of capitalism. We are today experiencing what the concept of owner, of bourgeois bureaucrat means. Mass unemployment, the expansion of crime, lawlessness, the arbitrariness of the bourgeoisie and misery have become facts of our everyday life. However, with this the bourgeoisie has exposed capitalism in the eyes of the working class. The workers, facing open exploitation and the arbitrariness of the class enemy, have been forced to organize to defend their interests. Therefore the workers movement is at a level of the defense of its economic interests; the union has become the main form of class organization. "Zashita Truda" is an interregional workers union that is meant to organize the workers of all trades into a federation. The statutes of "Zashita Truda" do not allow all representatives of the bourgeoisie join it.

66. Printer Friendly Page For Russia russia. Partners by major world geographic regions Country Partners - providing information on individual countries international trade and Investment - for http://www.countrywatch.com/cw_print.asp?vCOUNTRY=142&SECTION=SUB&TOPIC=PLINK&TY

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68. WorldofExpertise Interview WorldofExpertiseInterview. Apr 13, 2004 Facilitating international trade into russia. Olga Lambert. Bureau Veritas has a long established http://www.bureauveritas.com/webapp/servlet/RequestHandler?mode=displayArchiveDe

69. 1996 National Trade Estimate - Russia In the interim before russia accepts full international trade obligations, the MOU commits russia to provide fair and reasonable access to its market. http://www.ustr.gov/reports/nte/1996/russia.html

1996 National Trade Estimate RUSSIA In 1995, the United States trade deficit with Russia was $1.2 billion, $552 million greater than it was in 1994. U.S. merchandise exports to Russia were $2.8 billion, $247 million or about ten percent greater than in 1994. Russia was the United States' thirty-fourth largest export market in 1995. U.S. imports from Russia totaled $4 billion in 1995, up $800 million from 1994. Trade relations between the United States and Russia are governed by the U.S.-Russia trade agreement, signed in June, 1990 with the USSR and approved by the U.S. Congress in November, 1991. The USSR ceased to exist before ratification of the agreement, but the United States offered the agreement (with minor technical changes) to each of the emerging states of the former Soviet Union. Russia's parliament approved the agreement, making it possible for the United States to extend most-favored-nation status to Russia on June 17, 1992. Russia is now in the process of acceding to the WTO. Russia's bank for foreign economic relations (VEB) continues to owe about $220 million to U.S. companies,a debt that accumulated in the early part of the decade. The For the past several years, a source of friction has been the failure of Soviet/Russian enterprises to pay their debts; since 1990 approximately 70 U.S. companies have reported to the Commerce Department that they were owed over $220 million total. In addition to the arrears problem, Russia's Bank for Foreign Economic Relations stopped payment on its letters of credit and froze all hard currency accounts in late 1991. The Government promised to begin covering VEB debts beginning in 1994, but no funds were allocated in either the 1994 or 1995 budgets for this purpose. The Department of Commerce is currently trying to coordinate an effort to form a U.S. creditors group to facilitate negotiations on this effort with the Russian Government.

70. Jobs In Russia - Russian Recruitment & Employment - International Jobs Marketpla Preferred experience Executive of DIY trade System in russia Education/Teaching - 19-May-03. Teachers Wanted. BRITISH international SCHOOL MOSCOW http://jobs.escapeartist.com/Openings/Russia/

EscapeArtist.com International Jobs The Best Job Opportunities from Around the World <- Back Russia Jobs By category List your job opening International Jobs Marketplace Jobs In Russia Russia Education/Teaching 24-Mar-04 Representative In China A company-manufacturer is looking for a representative in China for performing in the following spheres: - plastic mold tools making; - parts manufacturing (plastic, wood); - components purchase. Duties include: - conducting inspection.. Russia Education/Teaching 27-Feb-04 Employment Opportunities In Russia With Bkc Ih BKC – International House Moscow Is looking for enthusiastic, experienced, qualified teachers of English. New graduates are also welcomed (the number of positions is limited). School: BKC IH is the most respected and the largest English.. Russia IT/Computer 18-Feb-04 Erp Software Sales/Channel Manager - Russia Our client seeks an experienced, motivated and professional Sales Executive / Manager to lead their sales and new business development effort in Russia/CIS. You will have a strong track record of selling ERP software solutions, managing channel /.. Russia Retail 21-Jan-04 Business Consultant On "diy" Trade System Management We are looking for an independent consultant on "Do It Yourself" Trade System Management, English speaking, native Sweedish, age: 50-55 Preferred experience: Executive of "DIY" Trade System in Sweden(presently working or retired) eager to..

71. Events @ The Woodrow Wilson International Center For Scholars and the increased complexity of trade policy today Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced international Studies, Johns and Identity in Contemporary russia Monday, May http://wwics.si.edu/index.cfm?fuseaction=events.welcome

72. OECD Observer: Russia a great success for russia and the international community in be interested in joining the OECD after russia has become a member of the World trade Organisation http://www.oecdobserver.org/news/categoryfront.php/id/93/Russia.html

June 11, 2004 All Articles HOME Front page Leaders Databank News ... Back issues SECTIONS Economy - General - Business Society ... - Energy HOT TOPICS 2004 Environment Spotlight 2004 Education Spotlight Ageing Biotechnology ... 2003 Employment Ministerial Spotlight COUNTRIES OECD - All countries - Australia - Czech Republic ... World Back issues Recent articles Browse articles by date SUBSCRIBE About us ... Links index Russian progress on reform Published on: April 22, 2003 Russia has “already travelled a great part of the road towards economic reform,” thanks in part to co-operation with the OECD, said Alexei Kudrin, Russia’s deputy prime minister and minister of finance, at a meeting of the OECD-Russia Liaison Committee held in Paris on 28 March. (160 words) More . . .  Russia scratched from money-laundering list Published on: January 28, 2003 Russia has been taken off the list of countries failing to co-operate in the international fight against money laundering, after carrying out significant reforms of its anti-money laundering system. “This is a great success for Russia and the international community in the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing,” said Jochen Sanio, president of the Financial Action Task Force on money laundering. (288 words) More . . .Â

73. U.S.-Russia Relations - CSIS Publications - Center For Strategic & International as associate director of the international division at Bulletin, Freedom Review, and trade Policy Review she coedited (with Zbigniew Brzezinski) russia and the http://www.csis.org/pubs/2002_russia.htm

Publications Periodicals Publications New Publications Aging Business and Economics Foreign Policy/ ... Contact CSIS 1800 K Street, NW Suite 400 Washington, DC 20006 P: 202.887.0200 F: 202.775.3199 Contact the Webmaster U.S.-Russia Relations From Idealism to Realism Paige Bryan Sullivan CSIS Panel Report May 2002 152 pp. ISBN $21.95 (pb) Since the end of World War II, the foreign policy of the United States has combined two basic approaches to describing and prescribing the behavior of great and small powers in the international system. Though they have experienced many theoretical modifications over the years, these two approaches remain at their core political idealism and political realism. During the Cold War, U.S. foreign policy borrowed from both of these prescriptions for America's role in the international community. However, a major shift occurred with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. Idealists-from both the Democratic and Republican Parties-seized upon the euphoria associated with the end of communism and used it to advance their own approach to U.S. post-Cold War foreign policy.

74. CeBIT America - Press Releases for the enterprise business marketplace and the first international CeBIT trade show to in conjunction with the MidAtlantic - russia Business Council http://www.cebit-america.com/russia

Press Releases Official Logo Corporate Info PR Contacts ... Info Request Form Exhibitor News CeBIT America Sets Stage For U.S. Alliances With The Russian Technology Community http://www.ma-rbc.org http://www.cebit-america.com http://www.cebit-america.com http://www.ma-rbc.org . SOURCE CeBIT America

75. International Trade Reporter - Support For Russia PNTR Threatened Robert B. Zoellick, Grassley said he supports the Bush administration s efforts to grant PNTR and graduate russia from the trade restrictions of the Jackson http://subscript.bna.com/SAMPLES/itr.nsf/0/023237e42c62e3d585256ce7007d1401?Open

76. International Trade Reporter - Latest WTO Russia Accession Talks developments on the agricultural front, trade diplomats quoted quotas but insisted that russia was fully legislation and with the international treaties we http://subscript.bna.com/SAMPLES/itr.nsf/0/02e64bdeffeee8db85256ce7007d13f5?Open

77. Russia Readies For World Trade Organisation have, from time to time, expressed the determination of the government to join this prime international trade organisation. At the russia 2001 meeting http://fecolumnists.expressindia.com/full_column.php?content_id=1311

78. Russia And The Arms Trade Press Release russia and the Arms trade. Edited by IAN ANTHONY. REMINDER A press conference will be held at the Stockholm international Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) on 23 http://editors.sipri.se/pubs/pressre/iabk2.html

Russia and the Arms Trade Edited by IAN ANTHONY REMINDER: A press conference will be held at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) on 23 April at 2 p.m., local time. EMBARGO: Not for release until 23 April, 1300 GMT International transfers of conventional arms and related technologies are an important feature of international security. Because few states have an independent, indigenous capacity to develop and produce arms the behaviour of arms suppliers is one factor conditioning the global distribution of military power. During the cold war the Soviet Union and the United States used arms transfers and military assistance as one element in foreign and security policies that were primarily intended to further a political and ideological competition. With the end of the cold war the international arms trade no longer has the same politico-military underpinning. The international market for arms and military equipment was changed by the economic impact of the end of the cold war. Apart from the dominance of the Soviet Union, the United States and their respective allies as arms suppliers, the Warsaw Treaty Organization (WTO) and NATO were also important centres of demand for arms transfers and the main centres of arms production. After the WTO dissolved itself its former members reduced their military spending dramatically. The other alliance - NATO - also experienced a significant downturn in military spending. The Soviet decision making process and its system for executing decisions were destroyed when the political monopoly of the Communist Party ended and the state was dissolved. The new state of Russia had to develop decision-making procedures and executive agencies that were effective and consistent with a democratic political system.

79. Cyber Picket Line: International Trade Union Organisations ICEM international Federation of Chemical, Energy, Mine and ICEM russia, eastern Europe and the Transcaucasus in of Electric Energy and Mining trade Unions for http://www.cf.ac.uk/socsi/union/inter.htm

Home Africa Asia Australia/Oceania ... Add a Link International Trade Union Organisations ICFTU International Confederation of Free Trade Unions The largest international centre. ICFTU African Regional Organisation ICFTU Asian and Pacific Regional Organisation ICFTU Inter Americas region in Spanish CMT-WCL World Confederation of Labour One of the 3 big international centres. The WCL was formerly seen as dominated by Christian labour federations (the site is in English, French and Spanish). CCT Confederacion Centroamericana de Trabajadores Central American organisation of the WCL ODSTA L’Organisation Démocratique Syndicale des travailleurs Africains (en francais). African regional organisation of the CMT/WCL. Eurofedop European Federation of Employees in Public Services. Part of the International Federation of Employees in Public Services (INFEDOP), an International Trade Federation of the WCL. CLAT Central Latinoamericana de Trabajadores WFTU The World Federation of Trade Unions. Formerly the Eastern bloc's trade union arm. Post Cold War, the federation draws most of its strength from unions in the developing countries. Federación Sindical Mundial Global Unions A joint news and campaigns site from the ICFTU, the ITSs and TUAC

80. Business Patrol: Business Web Sites For Russia, International Business Guide, Bu TTC is an international Export Company located in Moscow Lilia Yuldasheva JSC SV russia Tel + 007 8462 catalog repository, emarketplace, trade leads, messaging http://www.businesspatrol.com/directory/results_dir.php3?type=cou&country=Russia

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