Investors Follow Putin to St. Pete
Q&A: What Moscow Wants Foreign Investors to Know
Udaltsov Hit With New Charges
Cossack Taxis Coming to Moscow in Autumn
8 Scandals From the St. Pete Forum (Photos)
One Killed, Thousands Evacuated in Ammo Depot Explosions (Videos)
Over 30 people sought medical help, 11 were hospitalized and more than 6,000 local residents were evacuated on Tuesday from a village near an ammunition depot in central Russia where a fire caused massive explosions of stored artillery shells, the Russian Emergency Situations Ministry said.
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- 19:54Central Bank Head, in Parting Shot, Warns on Inflation
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- 19:22RDIF Toddling Along With $620M Invested
- 18:42Former Head of Yukos Subsidiary Paroled
- 18:39Historian Presents Plan for State Textbook
- 18:33Guelman Says Fired for Controversial Sochi Exhibit
'Mitya's Love' Pays Beautiful Attention to Detail
Bunin's tale of two lovers, taken to the stage by Vladislav Nastavshev, is a dreamy, touching and unusual adaptation.
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It Will Take More Than JPMorgan to Get an A RatingBy Chris Weafer
It is clear why raising its credit rating has become a top priority for Russia. Above all, it would make it easier and cheaper to access debt markets.
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Islamic Fundamentalists in the Kremlin
Estonian Catches a Whiff of Profit in Russia
Will the Counter-Revolution Come on Horseback?
Business Fights Back Against Kremlin War on Vice
Strategic Sense: Time for Common SenseBy Ian Pryde
On June 18, 2013, President Putin warned that government revenues would be less than previously expected and that the budget policy for 2014-2016 had to be planned accordingly. He also said that while revenues from natural resources were decreasing, financing from other industries was so far limited.
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