Eurasia Daily Monitor
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Volume 1, Issue 138 IN THIS ISSUE: *Moscow slaps economic sanctions on Abkhazia *Will Ukraine crisis make Moscow tighten its grasp on Central Asia? *Kazakh election monitors found no problems with Ukrainian ...
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The people of Central Asia are keeping a close eye on Ukraine. Over the next three months, all of the Central Asian republics except Kazakhstan are scheduled to hold legislative elections.
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Friday's European papers tackle Turkey's EU aspirations, the hostage crisis in Iraq and Russian airport security.
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Monday's papers tackle a controversial Swiss asylum bill, street protests in Hungary and a new statement from Basque separatist group Eta.
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Excerpt from report by Uzbek TV on 8 December  [Presenter] A satellite network for spreading television and radio signals was put into operation today. Residents of over 300 villages, situated in regions which are remote and difficult to access, now watch and listen to us.
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Today's European papers tackle Spanish security fears, the German motor industry and football hooliganism in Sweden.
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Germany's relations with Israel, early elections for Spain's Basques and French concern about cannabis lead the way in today's European papers.
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Top news: 28 September 2004, Tuesday. Envoys of Europe's big business recommended Tuesday for Bulgaria to speed up its reforms en route to European Union membership.
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Nato's failure to agree more troops for Afghanistan gets coverage as does the German cabinet's decision to send troops to Lebanon - and in Russia the significance of Madonna's first-ever concert.
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Tuesday's European papers tackle the continuing Hungarian unrest, Austria's political future and Chirac's new life as a potential future non-smoker
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US and Russia resort to name-calling over Ukraine. The UN's atomic energy agency warns that Pyongyang has enough weapons-grade plutonium for up to six a-bombs. The Pope gets his due in a graphic novel.
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HEILIGENDAMM, Germany -- President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia proposed yesterday that an existing missile-defense radar system in Azerbaijan be used to protect Europe from a possible future attack from Iran, and President Bush said the United States and Russia would begin talks to find areas of potential strategic cooperation.
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c50531)  has announced the addition of Datamonitor's new report: Computer  Hardware in Russia to their offering.
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Iranian TV and radio were monitored on 20 September for their coverage of President Ahmadinezhad's speech at the UN General Assembly the evening before.  The speech was not monitored to be fully broadcast by any Iranian TV or radio stations.
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European papers on Wednesday have their eyes firmly focused eastwards, ahead of a key judgment by the European Commission on whether Turkey has met European Union criteria for accession talks.
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Wednesday's papers tackle the British PM's Spain visit, Bosnia's election outcome and the continuing row between Russia and Georgia.
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Ossetian policemen with a sniffer dog search a classroom in a school in Beslan, North Ossetia, Russia. Picture:AP. President Vladimir Putin has announced radical changes to Russia&#39;s democratic