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	WHAT'S NEXT? Magazine article from: NewsInc ...Citizen Hearst's heirs boasting a masthead in Moscow, with Mikhail Gorbachev a columnist for the...be written off to last year's bitter experience...in ten cut staff last year (among the...significantly, in editorial. Plans ...
	Boris the brief? (Russian President Boris Yeltsin) (Editorial) Magazine article from: The Nation ...deliberately humiliated, Mikhail Gorbachev nevertheless left...his climb. In the last phase of his battle against Gorbachev, when Russia stripped...well try (unlike Gorbachev) to cling to power...imagined that the heir to ...
	Bukharin redux. (exoneration of Nikolai Ivanovich Bukharin) (editorial) Magazine article from: The Nation ...Stalinist nature of Mikhail Gorbachev's proposed...secretary, both last November, concluded...Moscow trial, Gorbachev has linked his...programmatic heir and a foreunner...Bukharin's last great protest...from over. As ...
	EDITORIAL: Trouble in Turkmenistan. Newspaper article from: Japan Times (Tokyo, Japan) ...Party, a member of Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's new generation of Central Asian...however, and Mr. Niyazov succumbed last week, unexpectedly, at the age...President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov as heir apparent to Mr. Niyazou. Mr. Niyazov...
	West and East. (European Community and Eastern Europe) (Editorial) Magazine article from: The Nation ...too much for Maggie Thatcher's heirs. In a dangerous precedent, on...repeated time and again by a Mikhail Gorbachev fighting desperately to preserve...over the distribution of wealth. Last but not least, many seem to act...
	As Country Mourns Assad, Some Lebanese Hope Damascus Will Relax Control ;... Newspaper article from: The Washington Post ...whether Assad's son and heir, Bashar, will continue...former Soviet leader Mikhail] Gorbachev in the last phase of the Soviet...from southern Lebanon last month after 22 years...published a front-page editorial addressed to ...
	Astride the World Stage;Thatcher Seized the Historical Moment Newspaper article from: The Washington Post ...superpower mantle of Mikhail Gorbachev, the economic clout...Parliament or with the editorial writers." Thatcher...Initiative to push Stalin's heirs to the table. "She...so weak, swallow us last.' You say, `Look...
	AT LAST, WORLD MIGHT GET A LOOK AT RUSSIA'S SHADOWY PUTIN Newspaper article from: The Columbian (Vancouver, WA) ...had a two-hour audience with Mikhail Gorbachev, who presided over the death of...been named acting president and heir apparent by Yeltsin, I opined...be serving time for corruption. Gorbachev will be ambassador to the Court...