Kathleen Moore

Kathleen Moore is the director of RFE/RL's Central Newsroom.

MooreK@rferl.org

Also by Kathleen Moore

February 26, 2003
U.K.: Blair Set For Feisty Parliamentary Showdown On Iraq
February 21, 2003
Russia: Grammy Nomination, Documentary All Part Of 'Bering Strait's' Passage To Stardom
February 19, 2003
EU: 'Chirac Attack' Carries Potential Risks
February 14, 2003
U.K.: Fortress Britain Set to Halve Number Of New Asylum-Seekers
February 12, 2003
NATO: Rift The Worst In Years, But It's Not The First
February 10, 2003
Iraq: French-German Plan Exposes Allies' Divisions
January 31, 2003
U.K.: Blair's Mission Impossible -- Stand By Bush And Assuage Domestic Critics
January 29, 2003
Czech Republic: First Czech Wins 'European Of The Year' Award For Charity Work
January 27, 2003
Russia: Putin's 'Potter' Elf Look-Alike Creates A Stir
January 23, 2003
Great Britain: Crackdown On Terrorism Faces Pitfalls
January 22, 2003
Poland: Debate Flares Over Strict Abortion Law
January 22, 2003
North Korea: Playboy In A Mao Suit -- 'Dear Leader' Enjoys The High Life
January 09, 2003
Central/Eastern Europe: Privatization Deals Hit Snags
December 20, 2002
Ukraine: Tussles Leave Parliament In Deadlock
December 18, 2002
Czech Republic: Opposition Replaces Longtime Leader Klaus
December 16, 2002
2002 In Review: A Year Of Growing Isolation For Belarus, Ukraine
December 10, 2002
World: Human Rights Day Highlights Plight Of Civilians Caught In War
December 05, 2002
Russia: Cyrillic Law Ruffles Feathers In Republics
December 03, 2002
Czech Republic: Brain Drain -- For Czechs, There's No Place Like Home (Part 1)
November 29, 2002
World: Small Signs Of Hope Amid Grim AIDS Statistics

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Also by Kathleen Moore

U.K.: Blair Set For Feisty Parliamentary Showdown On Iraq

Russia: Grammy Nomination, Documentary All Part Of 'Bering Strait's' Passage To Stardom

EU: 'Chirac Attack' Carries Potential Risks

U.K.: Fortress Britain Set to Halve Number Of New Asylum-Seekers

NATO: Rift The Worst In Years, But It's Not The First

Iraq: French-German Plan Exposes Allies' Divisions

U.K.: Blair's Mission Impossible -- Stand By Bush And Assuage Domestic Critics

Czech Republic: First Czech Wins 'European Of The Year' Award For Charity Work

Russia: Putin's 'Potter' Elf Look-Alike Creates A Stir

Great Britain: Crackdown On Terrorism Faces Pitfalls

Poland: Debate Flares Over Strict Abortion Law

North Korea: Playboy In A Mao Suit -- 'Dear Leader' Enjoys The High Life

Central/Eastern Europe: Privatization Deals Hit Snags

Ukraine: Tussles Leave Parliament In Deadlock

Czech Republic: Opposition Replaces Longtime Leader Klaus

2002 In Review: A Year Of Growing Isolation For Belarus, Ukraine

World: Human Rights Day Highlights Plight Of Civilians Caught In War

Russia: Cyrillic Law Ruffles Feathers In Republics

Czech Republic: Brain Drain -- For Czechs, There's No Place Like Home (Part 1)

World: Small Signs Of Hope Amid Grim AIDS Statistics