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MOSCOW - Russian government and environmental organizations said Wednesday that they will launch a major international campaign to protect the world's tigers and begin...
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Russia and Georgia greed to meet again in January after a "difficult" round of talks on Wednesday that was partly dominated by the issue of Georgians recently detained in Moscow-backed South Ossetia, diplomats said. Georgia said it had raised the detentions during the eighth meeting on reducing tensions between Russia and Georgia, which fought a five-day war over the separatist region in...
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Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev speaks with German journalists Sunday at the Gorki residence outside Moscow. Sanctions against Iran should not be ruled out if it fails to agree to restrictions on its nuclear program, Medvedev told the German weekly magazine Der Spiegel. Mikhail Klimentyev/REUTERS From Christian Science Monitor: Russia signals that it is open to tougher sanctions on Iran, which has...
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The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
Moscow - Russia's armed forces are to receive 5,000 military police in their ranks in a bid to curb crime, the Defence Ministry announced Wednesday. A ministry spokesman was cited by Interfax as saying the new unit would target criminal officers as w...
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MOSCOW -- Russian government and environmental organizations said Wednesday that they will launch a major international campaign to protect the endangered Siberian tiger and begin increasing its population.
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France24 (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
Russian PM Vladimir Putin has issued a fresh warning to Ukraine over potential gas siphoning from pipelines. Last winter Moscow cut gas supplies to Europe during two weeks over a gas dispute with Kiev.
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France24 (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
Defence Minister Ahmad Vahidi said on Wednesday Russia must ignore pressure from Iran's arch-foe Israel and supply the Islamic republic with the advanced anti-aircraft missiles it has ordered. Vahidi urged Moscow to meet its contractual obligation towards Tehran and deliver the weapons. "We have a contract with Russia to buy S-300 missiles. I don't think it is right for Russia to be seen in the...
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France24 (Free subscription) | 15 hours ago
Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko is fighting a desperate battle. His popularity at home has plummeted over his handling of gas disputes with Russia, and Moscow is ratcheting up the pressure ahead of a January presidential poll.
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Snuffysmith's Blog (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
WORLD POLITICS REVIEW 11/9/09 Russia-Saudi Relations: The Kingdom and Bear Saurav Jha Saudi Arabia's possible purchase of at least $2 billion of Russian military equipment has the potential to be the most significant Russian arms deal in the Middle East since the Soviet Union transferred SA-2s to Nasser's Egypt. By all indications, it seems that the two countries have reached an agreement for the arms...
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War News Updates (Free subscription) | yesterday
Nuclear missiles prepared for destruction at a base near the city of Nizhny Novgorod in Russia. Utilities have been loath to publicize the Russian bomb supply line for fear of spooking consumers. Vladimir Mashatin/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Power For U.S. From Russia’s Old Nuclear Weapons -- New York Times MOSCOW — What’s powering your home appliances? For about 10...
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Marc Valdez Weblog (Free subscription) | yesterday
I think : MOSCOW — Mikhail Kalashnikov, the Russian inventor of the globally popular AK-47 assault rifle, on Tuesday declared himself a "happy man" as he celebrated his 90th birthday with a burst of poetry. Lavished with honours for designing the iconic rifle, Kalashnikov said he had never intended for it to become the preferred weapon in conflicts around the world. "I created...
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War News Updates (Free subscription) | yesterday
Russian President Dmitri Medvedev during the SPIEGEL interview at his official residence in Moscow: "The fall of the Wall united us again." Justin Jin 'Oil and Gas Is Our Drug' -- Spiegel Online Russian President Dmitry Medvedev talks to SPIEGEL about how the fall of the Berlin Wall affected Russia, his controversial relationship to Vladmir Putin and possible sanctions against Iran. SPIEGEL:...
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France24 (Free subscription) | yesterday
The World Bank on Tuesday revised down its growth forecast for Russia, predicting a steeper contraction in gross domestic product of 8.7 percent in 2009 and very weak recovery for the economy in 2010. In its latest Russia report, the Bank predicted only a modest turnaround to GDP growth of 3.2 percent in 2010, amid signs of a global recovery driven by developing powerhouses China, India and Brazil....
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Reuters (Free subscription) | yesterday
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev Tuesday replaced the veteran governor of a Urals mountains region, one of the last of a generation of powerful regional heads who held sway before a return to centralized Kremlin rule.
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abdulruff | 07/06/2009
Obama and Medvedev Discourse in Moscow - By Dr. Abdul Ruff Colachal US, Russian Presidents Obama and Medvedev are in Moscow for their first full-fledged summit on major global issues and world is expected to approach the upcoming summit with...
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minor | 10/24/2008
MOSCOW – Russia was the first to put a dog in space. Now, 50 years later, it has brought space to a dog, and not just any dog but Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s beloved black Labrador. A collar containing satellite-guided positioning equipment was slipped Friday around the neck of Putin’s dog, Koni, who good-naturedly gave it ...
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trymi | 10/23/2008
What you see in the photos is the living proof that Russians can make sports cars! The new supercar is build by E-Go Motors, a small company established in Moscow and is called Revolt. According to the manufacturer the new car will be powered by a twin turbo V6 engine capable to deliver an impressive 550 hp connected to a 6-speed transmission. The Revolt will feature a new active air suspension as