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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Jailed Kazakh Nuclear Chief Hits YouTube
Prosecutors ordered the National Security Committee to conduct an internal investigation into the videos, said Nurdaulet Suindykov, a spokesman for the prosecutor’s office.
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Debate Over Police Reform Heats Up
A senior United Russia deputy suggests disbanding the Interior Ministry.
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Innovative Economy Needs New Branding
There are indeed some misunderstandings in the West about what modern Russia is today, said Stephen Weber, a professor of management at Skolkovo School of Management.
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Ukrainian Killed by Border Guards
A native of the Kharkiv region, which borders Russia, was shot dead by a patrolmen in the early hours of Thursday morning as he tried to race across the border in a car with a trailer attached, Interfax reported.
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Government Expects Energy Sway to Decline
Under a plan entitled Energy Strategy 2030, the economy and budget revenues will steadily move away from the reliance on energy exports, spurring the changes.
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RusAl Aims for Deal By End of November
Banking sources told Reuters that the share offering’s road show had been postponed to Dec. 7, but that the deal was within RusAl’s grasp.
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Civil Society Caught in a Vicious Circle
While Medvedev has repeatedly acknowledged that corruption is the biggest problem in the country, he is unwilling — or simply unable — to make the changes necessary to fight it.
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Moscow Backs Calls For Iran to Cooperate
Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov discussed the nuclear issue in Moscow with Ambassador Mahmoud Reza Sajjadi at the Iranian diplomat’s request, the Foreign Ministry said on its web site.
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State E-Mail to Use Cyrillic Domain
Wednesday was the first day for registering Cyrillic domain names, with government organs and trademark holders being the only ones permitted in the first round.
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Court Rules Internet Magazine ‘Extremist’
A city court in the Urals town of Cherepovets ruled in April that the magazine, available at Zhurnal.lib.ru, was extremist because it contained articles criticizing the town’s main employer, Severstal.