Program Summary — Moscow Mandarin 210700

This document is a summary of a Moscow International Service broadcast in Mandarin, dated February 21, 1991. It outlines nineteen highlights from the broadcast, covering various political and social developments within the Soviet Union. Key topics include ethnic harmony in Georgia, the Moscow city Communist Party committee's condemnation of Yeltsin's criticism of Gorbachev, the activities of the Soviet Women Association, and the daily life of the President of Kazakhstan. The summary also notes upcoming labor strikes by coal miners, economic reforms in Ukraine, and the removal of Lithuanian Communist Party newspapers from newsstands in Vilnius. Additionally, it mentions the construction of a monument for victims of Stalin's persecution, the potential for private farm ownership in Belarus, and a cultural festival in the USSR. The broadcast also covered insurance claims in Chita, specifically regarding policyholders who might be affected by a UFO, as well as an interview with people's deputies regarding a new union treaty, a new pictorial magazine, and a musical performance. The final item mentions a 'situation in asia' program, which included details on Gorbachev's upcoming visit to Japan and financial issues in the Philippines.