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Was the Government reshuffled the way it was formed?
Press conference of the Minister of the Interior, Musaraj:
Crimes on the decline?
“In 1994 more than 350 men were placed in police handcuffs, ...
politics
crime
justice
news-article
alarming
About 100 Russian soldiers killed in the center of Grozny
The Chechens defeated the undefeated
Russia toward dictatorship or toward democracy
About 100 Russian soldiers killed in the center of Groz...
international
military
politics
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The past is... Prologue...
The editor-in-chief of 'Republika' resigns. Musaraj[?]
[Body text heavily degraded and partially illegible; visible fragments mention the newspaper 'Republika', editoria...
media
politics
news-article
alarming
Re-grouping of the right
Risk of a coup d'état
Re-grouping of the right
[Body text visible but mostly illegible; appears to refer to political developments and warnings about a coup.]
politics
protest
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In 1994 more than 350 men were handcuffed by the police, while 37 murders were committed by law-enforcement personnel and 7 by police officers.
Press conference of the Interior Minister, Musaraj: Cri...
crime
justice
politics
news-article
alarming
About 100 Russian soldiers killed in the center of Grozny
[Article body is present in dense narrow columns but is mostly illegible in the image. The text clearly discusses the war in Chechnya, Groz...
international
military
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Macedonia’s dilemmas
[Body text visible but heavily degraded; discusses Macedonia, Greek pressure, and regional political tensions.]
international
politics
news-article
alarming
Without statements, and Ber-...
Without statements, and Ber-...
[Small article text in multiple narrow columns; mostly illegible. Visible phrases mention the right, coalition politics, and possible ...
politics
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Re-grouping of the right
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KAVOUSHI...
politics