2009 U.S.-Russia Summit: Obama in Moscow
Complete coverage of the U.S.-Russia summit, being held July 6-8 in Moscow.
Patarkatsishvili Files for Presidential Run
Reuters
The media tycoon helped fund the opposition protests that led to the calling of the election.
Putin Says U.S. Pressured OSCE
By Nabi Abdullaev
President Vladimir Putin blamed the United States on Monday for the controversial refusal by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe's human rights and democracy watchdog to send observers to monitor the Dec. 2 State Duma elections.
Election Insider Outlines Fraud
By Francesca Mereu
Election officials have been ordered to make sure that United Russia collects double the number of votes it is expected to win in State Duma elections on Sunday -- even if they have to falsify the results, a senior election official said.
PIK Buys Site to Transform Perm
Bloomberg
PIK Group, a developer that this year held Europe's largest public offering in the industry, said it acquired a plot of land in Perm to ""transform"" the country's sixth-biggest city.
Africa Israel Profit Climbs on Higher Property Value
Bloomberg
Africa Israel Investments, the Israeli property company controlled by diamond billionaire Lev Leviev, said in a statement Sunday that third-quarter profit surged 82 percent as the value of real estate investments rose.
Hilton Planning to Develop Perm's Plaza Olympia
The Moscow Times
Hilton Hotel Group plans to redevelop the Plaza Olympia hotel in Perm with Hotels of Ural, the hotel company said in a statement earlier this month.
Earthquake Victims to Be Housed
The Moscow Times
Authorities on the far eastern island of Sakhalin have pledged to build 60,000 square meters of living space by the end of the year to accommodate victims of an earthquake that struck the island on Aug. 2.
Moscow Office Cost Among Priciest
By Max Delany
Moscow has become one of the top four most expensive locations to rent offices in the world, real estate services company CB Richard Ellis said in a report released Wednesday.
IKEA Opens Novosibirsk Store
The Moscow Times
The country's first IKEA store east of the Urals opened its doors 20 days late in Novosibirsk last Tuesday after being delayed by a holdup in the issue of an operating permit by local authorities.
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- Business in Brief
- Kosovo Will Not 'Give Up an Inch'
- Sharif, Bhutto Sign Up to Run in Vote
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- News in Brief
- Hunting Jackals During Duma Election Season
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- A Losing United Russia Program
- Community Bulletin Board
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- British Lawmakers Call for a Dialogue With Moscow
- Litvinenko Case Going to Strasbourg
- Leader of KGB Coup Dead at 83
- Belarus to Bar 100,000 From Leaving
- Saakashvili Leaves Post Ahead of Georgian Presidential Vote
- Ukraine Mourns '30s Famine Victims
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- U.S. Missile Defense Offers Get Poor Reviews in Moscow
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- Dagestan Yabloko Candidate Dies From Gunshot Wounds
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- Putin Taking to TV in Pre-Vote Address
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- Business in Brief
- Syria to Attend Mideast Conference
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- Malaysia Crushes Ethnic Indian Rally
- Sharif Back in Pakistan After Exile
- Germany Aims to Lift Standards at Top Universities
- Chavez Gives Light to Poor Ahead of Referendum
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- Year-Round Oktoberfest
- Ask the Boss
- A Disobedient Pioneer
- Flowers, Virgin Circle Northern Rock
- Tourists Join Big Apple Shopping Spree
- ECB Offers to Boost Liquidity
- Reflecting on Georgia's Smoky Rose Revolution
- The Legacy of Ilf and Petrov
- Putin's True Face
- Britain Leaves Traces on Lugovoi's Campaign
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- Streets to Be Shut for Demonstrations
- Investors in VTB Seek State's Help
- Sedmoi Kontinent Net Rises
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- Gazprom's Imperial Bid Falters
- China Pipe Plan Seen on Track
- Putin, Prodi Bless South Stream Deal
- New U.S. Missile Defense Proposal
- Yabloko Candidate in Coma After Shooting in Dagestan
- Kadyrov Calling for Women in Headscarves
- Holiday Blaze Closes Starlite Diner
- Business in Brief
- Dollar Woes Spark Worries for Expats
- Omens of Doom Haunt World's Biggest Dam
- Venezuelans Throng Streets to Back Constitutional Plan
- Karzai Says Taliban Is in Touch
- Musharraf Has Friendly Court's Backing
- Iran Looks for IAEA Clean Bill
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- The Dangers of Populism
- Financial Hypocrisy
- Putin Should Follow George Washington
- Lugovoi Settles Libel Lawsuit
- Proposal Followed by Murder
- Saudi Visitor to Talk About Tanks and Iran
- New Law Targets Dogs, Seers and Card Sharks
- Putin Address Lambastes Opponents
- Student Sentenced for Execution Clip
- Culture Minister Sued by Tretyakov
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- News in Brief
- Deficit Expected by 2010
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- MICEX Eyes Stake in Kazakh Bourse
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- Prokhorov Offers to Sell Stake in Norilsk
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- Sect Leader Refuses to Talk to Flock
- Business in Brief
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- Italian Without the Frills
- Crown City on an Island
- Keeping Your Conscience Clean
- Putin Talking Adequate Response to NATO
- Narrowing It Down to One Window
- Lebanese Leader Asks Russia to Maintain Role in Region
- News in Brief
- Turkmens Commit to Pipe
- Petro-Canada Urges LNG Plant Approval
- Business in Brief
- Gas Price May Rise to $300-$400
- Ford Shuts Strikers Out of Its Plant
- UN Stressing Chernobyl Development
- Sulfur Leaks Aggravate Pollution in Black Sea
- Ukraine Mourns 90 Dead Miners
- American Hit in Eye by Icicle
- Sect Leader to Talk to Followers
- Woman Charged in Rock Fraud
- Court Refuses SPS Case Against Putin
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- The Art of Luxury
- Thanks, But We Don't Need Your Monitors
- What Goes Around, Comes Around
- UN Reduces Estimate on AIDS Epidemics
- Iran, U.S. to Hold Talks on Iraq
- Civil Servants Join Growing Walkout
- Musharraf Eases Grip on Powers
- Moscow in Running for Youth Olympics
- Doctors Hit the Rails to Plug Medical Gaps
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- Death Toll Reaches 80 in Ukraine Blast
- News in Brief
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- Paradise Living Gets City Hall Approval
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- Widows Wary About Eastern Europe
- Nazarbayev Not Concerned by Slowdown
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- Agency Delays Mortgage Bond Issue
- St. Pete Approves 3 Projects
- Business in Brief
- Oil Firms Ordered to Supply Fuel
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- Amur Boosts Copper, Nickel Resources
- Iran Seeks 30 Tu-204s for $1Bln
- Mosenergo Set to Float Shares
- Finns Sees Compromise on Wood Duty
- Sibir Sues Millhouse Over Fields
- World Bank Urges Action on Inflation
- Pakistan Judges Back Musharraf Re-Election
- Cyclone Death Toll Tops 3,000
- Olmert Agrees to Release of Prisoners Ahead of Summit
- Monitoring Invitations Will Go to Different Observers
- 5,000 to Attend Gathering for Putin
- Putin Hosts Church on Anniversary
- Toiletmobile Headed for Seoul
- Deal Sealed to Dispose of Plutonium Stocks
- For Putin, Anti-Democracy
- Truly Strange Duma Elections
- Community Bulletin Board
- Ask the Chef
- Shimmer and Shine
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- Let's Dance
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- Backstage Battles
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