JRL #7266

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Oligarchs	1	Russia will pay twice for the fortunes of its oligarchs	Financial Times (UK) Marshall Goldman
YUKOS Probe, Kasyanov	2	YUKOS CRISIS TO BE SETTLED SOON (Kasyanov)	RIA Novosti
Terrorism, Public Opinion	3	Only 29% of Russians think state can wipe out terrorism - poll	Interfax
Terrorism, U.S.-Russian Relations	4	Terror threat unites US and Russia	AFP
U.S. Visas, Vershbow	5	US ambassador in Moscow counters complaints over new visa procedure	ITAR-TASS
Romamovs	6	Head of royal House of Romanov wishes she could live in Russia	BBC Monitoring
Museums & Business	7	Culture Is Working on the Fine Art of Business. (museums)	St. Petersburg Times Galina Stolyarova
Politics, YUKOS Probe	8	The Principal-Agent Problem Of Russian Politics	Prime-TASS Alexei Zabotkine
Law, Privatization Litigation	9	TIME BOMB OF LITIGATION DELAYS THREATENS RUSSIAN PRIVATIZATIONS	RFE/RL Newsline Virginie Coulloudon Victor Yasmann
Business, Oligarchs	10	There's More to Big Business Than Oligarchs (interview with Josif Diskin of the National Strategy Council)	Rosbalt
Oligarchs Decline	11	"Oligarchgate": The Twilight of the Powerbrokers	pravda.ru Peter Lavelle
YUKOS Probe, Repercussion, Investment	12	Russia's Pursuit Of Yukos Rattles Foreign Investors	Dow Jones Charles Roth
Caspian	13	Caspian: Agreeing not to agree	Asia Times Sergei Blagov
Former Soviet States, Putin	14	Putin says former Soviet neighbors must unite despite previous failures	AFP
Central Asia, U.S. Presence	15	Russia deems US military presence in Central Asia justified - diplomat	Interfax
Central Asia	16	Your move. The best hope of a stable Central Asia lies with the leaders of the region itself.	Economist (UK)
Stalin, New Book	17	Josef Stalin. Blood on the tracks.	The Economist (UK) book review