Kathleen Moore

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

MooreK@rferl.org

Also by Kathleen Moore

January 29, 2002
Middle East: Female Suicide Bomber Sets New Standard In Conflict
January 29, 2002
Russia: Orthodox-Vatican Relations Thaw, But Papal Visit To Russia Still Looks Distant
January 21, 2002
World: Are Voters Really Free To Choose When Elections Offer Free Food, Transport?
January 17, 2002
Poland: Ties Affirmed, But No Major Breakthroughs On Putin's Visit
January 16, 2002
Slovakia: Church Opens Debate About Closing Shops On Sundays
January 10, 2002
World: The West Looks For Explanations Of Home-Grown Taliban Sympathizers
January 03, 2002
Afghanistan: Are Taliban And Al-Qaeda 'Detainees' Actually POWs?
January 02, 2002
EU: Monetary Union Is Neither A New Idea Nor Always Successful
December 28, 2001
World: As 2002 Approaches, Prognosticators And Analysts Look To The Future
December 27, 2001
Afghanistan: New Government Takes Shape, But Bin Laden Still At Large
December 21, 2001
Central Europe: What Lessons Can Be Learned From Argentina's Economic Crisis?
December 21, 2001
Russia/U.S.: Does U.S. Withdrawal From ABM Set A Historic Precedent?
December 19, 2001
Afghanistan: Would Bin Laden Videotape Be Admissible In Court?
December 17, 2001
World: NYC Terrorist Attacks Put Future Of Skyscrapers In Doubt
December 14, 2001
USSR Breakup: Ten Years After, Russia Fights For Influence Over CIS States (Part 2)
December 13, 2001
2001 In Review: For Vladimir Putin, A Year Of Transformation
December 12, 2001
2001 In Review: As Many World Economies Plummet, Russia Looks Set To Take Off
December 07, 2001
Afghanistan: Taliban Surrenders Kandahar, But Challenges Remain
December 05, 2001
Cyprus: Greek, Turkish Leaders Agree To Resume Talks
December 04, 2001
Russia: Orthodox Church Finds New Home In Ireland

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Also by Kathleen Moore

Middle East: Female Suicide Bomber Sets New Standard In Conflict

Russia: Orthodox-Vatican Relations Thaw, But Papal Visit To Russia Still Looks Distant

World: Are Voters Really Free To Choose When Elections Offer Free Food, Transport?

Poland: Ties Affirmed, But No Major Breakthroughs On Putin's Visit

Slovakia: Church Opens Debate About Closing Shops On Sundays

World: The West Looks For Explanations Of Home-Grown Taliban Sympathizers

Afghanistan: Are Taliban And Al-Qaeda 'Detainees' Actually POWs?

EU: Monetary Union Is Neither A New Idea Nor Always Successful

World: As 2002 Approaches, Prognosticators And Analysts Look To The Future

Afghanistan: New Government Takes Shape, But Bin Laden Still At Large

Central Europe: What Lessons Can Be Learned From Argentina's Economic Crisis?

Russia/U.S.: Does U.S. Withdrawal From ABM Set A Historic Precedent?

Afghanistan: Would Bin Laden Videotape Be Admissible In Court?

World: NYC Terrorist Attacks Put Future Of Skyscrapers In Doubt

USSR Breakup: Ten Years After, Russia Fights For Influence Over CIS States (Part 2)

2001 In Review: For Vladimir Putin, A Year Of Transformation

2001 In Review: As Many World Economies Plummet, Russia Looks Set To Take Off

Afghanistan: Taliban Surrenders Kandahar, But Challenges Remain

Cyprus: Greek, Turkish Leaders Agree To Resume Talks

Russia: Orthodox Church Finds New Home In Ireland