INTERFAX - Russian & Csi daily news report of 22.07.2008

KARADZIC ARREST IS SERBIA’S INTERNAL AFFAIR – RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY

COUNTRIES OF FORMER YUGOSLAVIA DON’T NEED HELP IN TRYING WAR CRIME CASES – RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY

BOTH KARADZIC, THOSE WHO STARTED WAR AGAINST YUGOSLAVIA SHOULD BE TRIED - ROGOZIN

ESTONIA APPROVES OF ARREST OF KARADZIC

LAVROV-RICE MEETING MAY ADDRESS N. KOREA, ABM

DIPLOMATS DISCUSS RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN RELATIONS WITH NATO, EU

RUSSIAN-VENEZUELAN HIGH-LEVEL TALKS IN MOSCOW MIGHT RESULT IN MILITARY-TECHNICAL, OIL DEALS – SOURCES

CHAVEZ SAYS CONFIDENT RUBLE WILL BECOME RESERVE CURRENCY, WHILE U.S. DOLLAR WILL WEAKEN

CHAVEZ PLANNING TO SIGN OIL, GAS, FINANCIAL AGREEMENTS DURING MOSCOW VISIT

CHAVEZ SAYS WANTS GOOD RELATIONS WITH MEDVEDEV

VENEZUELA WANTS STRENGTHEN ITS DEFENSE POTENTIAL – CHAVEZ

CHAVEZ MOSCOW VISIT TO ADDRESS COOPERATION BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES IN LATIN AMERICA

RUSSIAN-VENEZUELAN RELATIONS DEVELOPING DYNAMICALLY – MEDVEDEV

CHAVEZ PASSES ON CASTRO’S GREETINGS TO RUSSIAN PRESIDENT

U.S. AGAINST IDEA OF GAS CARTEL - DIPLOMAT

WASHINGTON HOPES TNK-BP CHIEF DUDLEY WILL CONTINUE HIS WORK IN RUSSIA

TBILISI SATISFIED WITH RESULTS OF UN SC MEETING ON RUSSIAN SORTIES OVER S. OSSETIA

AZERI, ARMENIAN FOREIGN MINISTERS TO MEET IN MOSCOW IN AUGUST

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