2009 U.S.-Russia Summit: Obama in Moscow
Complete coverage of the U.S.-Russia summit, being held July 6-8 in Moscow.
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Controversial Priest Gunned Down in Church
Church insiders said the attack, which happened late Thursday in southern Moscow, could have been the work of radical Islamists.
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Gazprom Eyes Bigger Role in German Gas Market
Gazprom wants to take over GdF Suez's 5.3 percent stake in VNG, in exchange according GdF a participation in the planned Nord Stream pipeline under the Baltic Sea.
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Medvedev Reprimands United Russia
In his clearest reference yet to the massive allegations of fraud in last month’s regional elections, Medvedev said the party must learn to win fairly.
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Submarine Returns to Base After Engine Problem
The Alrosa, a diesel-electric submarine, was on a training exercise when the problem occurred, the agency quoted a source at the Russian Black Sea fleet as saying.
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1 Militant Killed in Southern Province
Regional police spokesman Mark Tolchinsky said Sunday that police shot the militant late Saturday on a highway in the Buinaksk district of Dagestan.
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Submarine Breaks in Black Sea
The Alrosa, a diesel-electric submarine, was on a training exercise when the problem occurred.
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Overpopulated With People and Cars
Russians seem to like density. Even in uncrowded places, people leave each other no space.
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Putin, Tymoshenko Reach Gas Deal
Putin announced that the neighboring countries would revise their gas trade contract to meet Ukraine’s requests and preserve the fragile delivery arrangement.
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Putin Thanks Party, Sets Priorities for 2010
Putin offered mild praise to the governing party, which had just met with a harsh rebuke from President Dmitry Medvedev, and promoted government programs in his first major domestic policy speech since the president’s state-of-the-nation address.
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Medvedev’s Motor to Drive Modernization
It was first deputy chief of staff Vladimir Surkov who started to preach the modernization gospel to wean Russia away from its dependency on what he called “gaseous economy” in 2005.