Articles, radio broadcasts and television reports by Gideon Kouts. Search the texts and browse by media type, publication or station, year and topic.
A joint report on the end of the Moscow summit and Reagan and Gorbachev’s declaration on preventing war and renouncing the pursuit of military superiority. The article also describes the cancellation of a journalists’ visit to Armenia, economic agreements in Siberia, and Reagan and Shultz’s visits to Europe after the summit.
A report from Moscow on the first summit meeting between Reagan and Gorbachev. Alongside the cordial atmosphere, disagreements over human rights and disarmament were evident. Gorbachev raised the possibility of another summit before Reagan’s term ends, but experts doubted that an agreement to reduce strategic nuclear weapons could be completed by then.
A report from the Moscow summit on human rights, the possibility of granting an exit visa to Yuli Kosharovsky, and progress on disarmament agreements. In a separate column, Kouts describes the clothing worn by the leaders’ wives at the dinner in honor of Reagan.
A joint report from the Moscow summit on Gorbachev’s remarks about Soviet-American cooperation in the Middle East, an international conference, and the possibility of renewing relations with Israel. The headline presents differing reactions from Shamir and Peres; the rest of the article is not included in the file.
A report on the Reagan–Gorbachev meeting in Moscow: the Middle Eastern issue will be discussed later in their talks, and the Soviet Union stresses the importance of resolving it through an international conference. The subheading mentions the possibility of an upcoming meeting between Shamir and the Soviet foreign minister.