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The Week Ahead: March 7-13


The 13th One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival opens in Prague on March 8.
The 13th One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival opens in Prague on March 8.
The Week Ahead is a detailed listing of key events of the coming week affecting RFE/RL's broadcast region.


MONDAY, March 7:

Afghanistan: U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates visits Kabul.

Azerbaijan/Iran: Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov visits Tehran.

Georgia: Georgian Foreign Minister Grigol Vashadze pays a working visit to Switzerland.

Serbia/Japan: Serbian President Boris Tadic visits Tokyo (to March 10).


TUESDAY, March 8:

Croatia: Croatian President Ivo Josipovic visits the Czech Republic (to March 9).

Czech Republic: The 13th One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival opens in Prague (to March 17).

Serbia/Kosovo: EU-brokered Kosovo-Serbia talks are scheduled to begin in Brussels.

U.S./Russia: U.S. Vice President Joe Biden begins his visit to Moscow (to March 11).

World: International Women's Day celebrates 100 years.


WEDNESDAY, March 9:

Georgia/Russia: Bern hosts Georgian-Russian talks over Russia's bid to join the WTO.

Russia: Russian town Valdai hosts session of the Federation Council's Committee on Foreign Affairs on "The Priorities Of Russian Foreign Policy."

World: 2011 Media summit opens in New York (to March 10).


THURSDAY, March 10:

U.S./Russia: U.S. Vice President Joe Biden meets with Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, gives a speech at Moscow State University on bilateral relations.


FRIDAY, March 11:

EU: European Day for Victims of Terrorism.

Moldova: U.S. Vice President Joe Biden visits Chisinau, holds talks with Moldova's Prime Minister Vladimir Filat.


SATURDAY, March 12:

World: World Day Against Cyber Censorship.


SUNDAY, March 13:

Russia: Russian Economic and Financial Forum opens in Zurich, Switzerland (to March 14).

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