2009 U.S.-Russia Summit: Obama in Moscow
Complete coverage of the U.S.-Russia summit, being held July 6-8 in Moscow.
No Presidential Fortune, Just Rich Feelings
By Anatoly Medetsky
Questions about his own wealth generate the most economic curiosity as Vladimir Putin tries to put the record straight.
Putin Will Stay 'as Long as Needed'
By Alexander Osipovich
President Vladimir Putin on Thursday laid out a vision of the future in which he would serve as a strong prime minister for as long as necessary during the presidency of his favored successor, Dmitry Medvedev.
Offer to Eat Dirt Captures the Verbal Earthiness
By Nabi Abdullaev
President Putin chooses colloquial language for his most animated moments Thursday.
Court Limits Time Spent in Bathroom
The Moscow Times
A Siberian court has ordered flatmates not to bathe for longer than 20 minutes following a communal apartment spat over bathroom use, Interfax reported.
Weekend Weather Will Turn Chilly
The Moscow Times
Temperatures are expected to drop sharply in the coming days as warmer temperatures give way to a cold snap, weather forecasters said.
Belarussian Jet Flips Over
Combined Reports
A Belavia plane carrying 21 people crashed on takeoff from Armenia's capital early Thursday, injuring at least 10 people, the head of the country's civil aviation authority said.
Billionaire's Death Seen as 'Natural'
The Associated Press
Georgian businessman and political activist Badri Patarkatsishvili died of natural causes, according to interim postmortem results, but extensive toxicological tests have not yet been carried out, British police said Thursday.
Saratov's Prosecutor Gunned Down
By David Nowak
The Saratov region's top prosecutor was gunned down near his home in an attack authorities said resembled a contract murder.
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- Worries Over Golden Telecom Deal
- Russian Markets Drop by 4% in 7th Straight Day of Losses
- RusAl IPO Seen Likely Moving to Hong Kong
- Kudrin Says Gold Can Save the World
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- Business in Brief
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- Human Rights Activists Going to Court Over British Council
- Zhirinovsky Engages in Street Theater
- Troubles Increase for Kasyanov
- Zyuganov Says Not Pulling Out of Race
- Icon: Tarkhun
- A Bit of East and West
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- Hitting New Slopes
- The Lessons of 1968
- Russia's Safe Haven
- City Seeks the End of Cheap, Rusty Parking
- Gazprom to Buy Serbian Gas Firm
- Medvedev Address Hints at Change
- Moscow Reminds Latvia of Retaliatory Rights
- Bay of Biscay Site for Latest Missile Exercise
- Snowfall Plagues Drivers, Pedestrians
- Poland Says Deal With U.S. Close
- Moldovan President Meets Putin, Gets Award
- Bill Would Undermine Acquittals
- Investigators Target Kasyanov Camp
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- RusAl, Norilsk Discuss Full Merger
- Nord Stream Partner Calls for EU Support
- Offshore Rig Import Duties Canceled
- Markets Rebound After Fed Cut Offers Hope
- The Transition From Bipolar to Multipolar
- The Bully in the Communal Apartment
- Ask the Chef
- Old Favorite Gets a Lift
- Dealing With Winter Hazards
- Oscar Nominations Announced As Strike Casts Doubt on Show
- No Flood So Far From Schengen's Expansion
- Tempers Flare in Democratic Debate
- Sharapova Turns It on to Stun Henin
- Globe-Trotting Putin Landed in 64 Countries
- 'Massacre' Pushes RTS Under 2,000
- A Polish Town Fears Russian Retaliation
- Poland Reconsiders Position on Partnership
- News in Brief
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- Rare Amur Tiger Dies After Bus Accident
- Rotating Putin-Medvedev Presidency
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- Kasyanov Petition Called Into Doubt
- Britain Downplays Expulsions While Keeping Options Open
- Putin Friend Tapped for Image Post
- Medvedev Campaign Made Official
- Year of Huge Demand and Insufficient Supply
- Taking a Chance in Belarus' Real Estate Market
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- Imperial Energy Plans Higher Capex to Meet Output Targets
- Tsarist Art Heirs Ask for Payout
- Hypermarkets Boost Sedmoi Sales
- French, LUKoil Seen in Power Bid
- Yushchenko Opposes Calls for Higher Gas Transit Fee
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- Sword-Toting Gunman Nabbed Near Capitol
- Ethnic Fighting Escalates in Kenya
- Cubans Vote Amid Talk of Transition
- McCain, Clinton Claim New Victories
- 2nd Round Likely in Serbian Elections
- Volleyballers Through
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- Russia Sets Up Agency to Catch Drug Cheats
- Business in Brief
- Appeal Over Yukos Executive's Health
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- Investigation of Activist's Killing Called Too Slow
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- Kasyanov Says State Derailing Kremlin Bid
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- Sweet 16
- Brews With Fine Views
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- Stress Put on Friendship as Putin Visits Bulgaria
- Investors Cling to Russia as Stocks Take Pounding
- British Council Gives Up the Fight
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- News in Brief
- Kazakhstan's President Calls Foreign Missionaries a Threat
- Kremlin Congratulates Saakashvili
- Medvedev to Present Platform
- Welfare the Big National Idea for Medvedev
- Russia Says Kosovo Will Never Join United Nations
- Putin Balks at Protocol to Limit Executions
- Israeli Minister Gets Little Support
- Ukrtelecom to Go on Auction Block
- Socar Will Invest Billions in Turkey
- Kiev Gas Executives Stop by Gazprom
- Ukraine Clears Final Hurdle to WTO
- SABMiller Offices Searched in Tax Inquiry
- Ford Union Leader Says His Job Is Under Threat
- Bid to Buy S&N Raised to $15.3Bln
- $36Bln Set Aside for Nanotechnology
- Business in Brief
- 7 Dead in Suicide Pakistan Bomb Blast
- Indians Keep Birds Despite Outbreak
- Taiwan UN Vote Called 'Provocative'
- Police Accused of Killing 7 in Kenya
- BA Plane Crashes at Heathrow
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- An Alternative Reality -- All in Cardboard
- British Council Closes in St. Pete
- More Attendees, Less Splash at Davos
- Uzbekistan's President Sworn In for a Controversial Third Term
- Kiev Says It's Ready for NATO
- News in Brief
- Kasyanov Turns Over 2 Million Signatures
- Red Cross Calls for Answers to Disappearances
- Japanese Faces Spy Charges
- Margelov Blocked From PACE Presidency
- Freedom Is Downgraded From 'Bad'
- Putin to Push Pipeline Plan in Sofia
- Stocks Take Steepest Fall in Months
- Oil Growth Seen Slowing to 1.8%
- Finnish Courts May Delay Baltic Gas Link
- Ex-Yukos Executive Tells of Blackmail
- X5 Will Snap Up Karusel Chain
- Yukos Boosts Profit at Rosneft by 80%
- Business in Brief
- Medvedev's Status-Quo Liberalism
- EU's Russia Question
- Compromise Needed Over British Council
- Snacks While You Shop
- Bloody Bars
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- Oil Firm, Refiner in $2.5Bln Merger
- Coca-Cola Bows to Believers
- A Sequel Breaks All Film Records
- Bush Calls Saakashvili the Victor
- Police Kill 4 Suspects in Grozny
- Polish President Warns About Russia Policy
- Georgians Celebrate and Protest at a Rally
- Imperial Sinks As Owner Sells Shares
- Slovenia Hopes to Mend Ties Between EU, Russia
- Bukovsky Loses His Bid to Run for President
- Youth Guard Activist Quits in Protest
- Medvedev's Strength Is Putin: Poll
- Britain Promises a Quick Response
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- News in Brief
- Turkmenistan's Gas Cuts Called 'Immoral' by Iran
- Novatek Eyes Loan of $1Bln
- $6Bln Contract on Putin's Bulgaria Trip
- Anheuser-Busch Keeps Mum on Baltika Bid
- Khodorkovsky's Lawyer Complains
- Putin Says Inflation Can Be Harnessed
- Sistema Wins India Telecoms License
- Business in Brief
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- France to Have Military Base in Emirates
- Kenyan Election Standoff Enters Parliament
- 19 Dead in Israeli Raid Into Gaza
- Bush Uses Saudi Visit to Ask for Oil
- Well-Placed to Weather an Economic Storm
- The 16th Assassination Attempt
- Bush Should Borrow a Page From Kennan
- Escape to the Tropics
- Ask The Chief
- Fashions to Fit a Larger Bust
- Cutting Out The Stress
- VTB Accounts Frozen Over Swiss Debt Claim
- Media, Not Politics, Hitting IPOs
- Paying for a Play on Putin's Name
- Pressure Mounts on British Council
- 4 Suspects Go on Trial Over Riots in Estonia
- $882,000 Heist
- 2 Senior United Russia Officials Leave Posts
- 3 Killed in Building Siege in Dagestan
- Popular Radio Host Killed in Car Crash
- At Least 6 Dead in 2 Gas Explosions
- Sistema, Saraya Plan Hotel
- Britain's Costliest New Home Sold
- $15Bln City to Rise Just Outside Moscow
- Kazakhstan Ups Share in Kashagan
- Business in Brief
- Putin Approves Foreign Superjet Stake
- BoNY Asks Court to Dismiss Suit
- After Shuffle, Mitvol Promises to Press On
- A Sobering Picture
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- Community Bulletin Board
- Chef's Secrets: Risotto e Saltimbocca
- Dantes Ready to Duel
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- Institute to Delve Into U.S. Democracy
- British Council to Open in St. Pete
- Ukrainian Gets Life for U.S. Kidnappings
- Chechens Blamed for Violence, Rape
- Beslan Group is Called Extremist
- Georgians Back NATO Membership
- Thousands Demand Vote Recount at Tbilisi Rally
- In Murmansk, Medvedev Touts Navy
- Swiss Drop Adamova Charges
- New Biometric Passports With Empty Chips Issued
- U.S. Audit Says Aid for Scientists Misspent
- Duma Kicks Off With Flurry of Bills
- LUKoil Expects 2007 Profit of $8Bln
- Demand for Power Falls Short of Forecasts
- Ukrainians Rush to Get Back Savings
- S&N Mulls Triggering Shotgun Clause
- BoNY Sends Lawyer to $23Bln Trial
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- Intelligence Chief Waffles on Waterboarding
- Everest Conqueror Dies at 88
- Iraq to Allow Baathists Back Into Government
- President of Interpol Steps Down
- Bush's Trip Aimed at Isolating Iran
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- Restaurant News
- A Hype-Free Hideaway
- Lost Generation Now Found
- Moscow Takes a Long Break
- Kasyanov's Supporters Chasing Signatures
- Rents and Food Top Causes of Inflation
- Corruption Helping New Fines Work
- News in Brief
- New OSCE Chief Frets About Russia
- Films Under Fire
- Chechen TV Told to Teach Islam
- Saakashvili Opponent Charged in Coup Plot
- President Appoints Rogozin to NATO
- Putin Library on Duma's Agenda
- Court Extends Storchak Detention
- S&N Shuns Bid, Offers Own Price
- Cabinet Agrees to Tobacco Convention
- GM Seeks Growth With New Manager
- New Year's Break Shaves 2% Off GDP
- Business in Brief
- Don't Wait for a Rainy Day to Spend
- Russia's Foreign Policy is Not the Problem
- 24 Dead Pakistan Suicide Bombing
- British Government Gives the Go-Ahead to Nuclear Energy
- AU Chief Leaves Kenya With No Deal in Sight
- U.S. Strikes at Baghdad Outskirts
- Bush Sees End to Israeli 'Occupation'
- Hostages Released in Columbia
- Stavropol Cossack Remembers the Melodies
- Blanket Baby Coverage for Medvedev
- Raiffeisen Target of Investigation
- British Council Office Defies Order
- Boxer Found Guilty of Inflicting Injury
- News in Brief
- Business in Brief
- Inflation Hit 11.9% Last Year
- Turkey Turns Off Azeri Gas to Greece
- Irkut Man Gets Top Job at MiG
- Zubkov Tackles Nalchik's Economy
- Rexam Cleared to Buy Rostar
- Dozens of Nashi Protesters Detained
- Man Kills 2 for Butchering Dog
- 7 Killed in Explosion in Kazan
- Vote Count Confirms Victory for Saakashvili
- Governors to Get Votes for Medvedev
- The President's Fate
- The Gun is Hanging on the Wall
- Chinese Detentions Spark Protests
- African Union Head Arrives in Kenya to Break Impasse
- Pakistan Rejects IAEA Chief's Worries Over Nuclear Arsenal
- Bush in Israel for Mideast Peace Talks
- Iran Says U.S. Faked Warship Video
- Ask the Chef
- An Upper-Crust Pizzeria
- Ringing in the Holidays
- Fires and Cold Ruin Holiday Celebrations
- Oil Takes a Trip Past $100 Plateau
- Tensions Rise After Georgian Election
- News in Brief
- Ukrainian Lands Latest Coveted Bond-Girl Role
- Activist Attacked After Protest
- 5 Old Believers Killed in U.S. Plane Crash
- Medvedev Gets Christmas Greetings
- Clinton: Putin Has No Soul
- Duma Will Pass Over 600 Bills
- British Council Warned Not to Reopen
- Poland Expects Lift on Import Ban
- Output Still Climbing While Oil Exports Fall
- Nord Stream Price Tag to Exceed Plan
- Scottish & Newcastle Has Sights on Baltic
- Business in Brief
- Boy Scout Foils Assassination Attempt on Maldives President
- EU President Favors Signing Pre-Entry Deal With Serbia
- U.S. Starts 'Phoenix' Campaign
- Odinga Rejects Bilateral Negotiations
- Sri Lankan Minister Killed in Bombing
- Posh Spot for Fresh Pasta
- Red Tuna Tartare with Coriander Pesto and Parmesan Cheese
- Virtual Communities
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- Bankers Say Humbug to the Holidays
- Beer Pipe, Cave Cult, Bookend Odd Year
- Brenton Upbeat Despite Tensions
- Firecrackers Clear Manezh Mall
- Business in Brief
- UES Boosts H1 Sales by 13%
- Gazprom Seen in Talks on ExxonMobil's Sakhalin-1
- France's Peugeot Chooses Kaluga for New Factory
- VTB Selling EADS Stake for $1.4Bln
- Boeing Strikes $1Bln Titanium Deal
- One Pedestrian Killed, 2 Injured by Police Vehicle
- Local Tree to Adorn Kremlin
- Putin Urges Cabinet to Work Hard
- News in Brief
- Booze Like a Muzhik
- Schmooze Like a Yankee
- 2nd VTB Banker Dead
- Karimov Re-elected by 88% of Voters
- Drivers Will Soon Pay With Plastic
- Muslims Get Their Own Clinic
- Putin Wants to Track His Dog With Space Navigation System
- Siloviki, Cover Girls and a Broken Glass
- Small Spat Erupts in New Duma
- Bumbling Travelers Forget Cold and Bears
- Nemtsov Ditches Bid for Kremlin
- Medvedev and Strong Ruble in the Stars
- News in Brief
- Ministry Sees Fund in Bonds
- Alliance, Kerimov Eye Polyus Stake
- Medvedev Pledges $12Bln for National Projects in '08
- Trutnev Sets New Rules on Equity Investments
- Gazprom's Tomskneft Deal Approved
- Business in Brief
- The Dalai Lama Is Not a 'Call Girl'
- Tigers Kills on Zoo Rampage
- Probe of Korea's President-Elect Opened Over Fraud Allegations
- Diplomats' Expulsions Protested
- Cabinet Passes Iraqi Pardon Bill
- Landslides Kill Dozens in Indonesia
- Ford Focus and Punching Bags
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- A New Year of More Confrontation
- Meaty Eats at Pivovarov
- Elias Vidal, of Peru, is a catering chef
- Cultures Meet at Dinner
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- Brand-New Missile and Tank Being Built for Army
- Army Drills Put Flights at Risk
- Lawmaker Disputes Need for Fair Vote
- Trucks in Record Line Along Finnish Border
- Putin Produces DVD on Judo
- British Council Closure Called Political in Diplomatic Letters
- Russia Will Allow Artwork to Go to London Exhibit
- Medvedev Will Tour the Regions
- 6 Candidates Will Run for President
- Gazprom, State Top Picks for '08
- Norilsk Stake Goes to RusAl
- Scorpions Give Spies a Perestroika Ballad
- It's Not Just Gift-Giving for Ded Moroz
- At Least 16 Dead in Tajik Avalanche
- Turkmens Commemorate Late Leader
- Kyrgyz Police Break Up Rally as Parliament Meets
- $1Bln Offer in Georgia's Campaign
- Voter Turnout Tops 80% in Uzbekistan
- Dutch Pair Find Favor in Russia
- Business in Brief
- Exxon Pipeline to China Is Blocked
- Gazprom Seen in Talks on ExxonMobil's Sakhalin-1
- Putin Blesses Opening of Toyota Plant Near St. Pete
- AXA Buys RESO Stake for $1.2Bln
- VimpelCom, Golden in $4.3Bln Deal
- Fathers and Sons
- The Power Paralysis
- Full-House Beer Gallery
- Bacon-Wrapped Plums Stuffed With French Goat Cheese
- Tree for a Life More Joyous
- George Clooney Is Hot, Strippers Are Not
- New Visa Rules a Big Headache For Expats
- A Little Oil Firm Playing a Big Game
- News in Brief
- Kudrin Eyes New Loan for Belarus
- Business in Brief
- Jeweler Targets Billionaires in Courchevel
- Norilsk Gains as RusAl Favored
- Rossiya Co-Owner Acquires Tabloid KP
- Court Orders Beslan Mothers to Disband
- Uzbekistan to Vote for President
- Sobyanin to Manage Medvedev Campaign
- Too Early to Increase Tax on Gas, Nabiullina Says
- Bushehr Will Not Start Until Late 2008
- Deal for Caspian Gas Pipeline Signed
- Cutting the Jibberish in the Cabinet
- The Art of Reading Russia's Future
- Borders Open From Lisbon to Estonia
- 'Enough Proof' for Zuma Trial
- Muslims Get Hand Traveling to Mecca
- Beslan's Hospital Shocked Doctors and Putin
- Putin Is Time's Person of The Year
- A Mad Rush to Get Into Kindergarten
- U.S. Congress Threatens to Cut Aid
- 6 Duma Committees for Opposition
- Believers See Red Over Cola-Cola Ads
- 9 Independents File to Run for President
- Yashin Will Try to Unseat Yavlinsky
- Business in Brief
- Tomskneft Split Seen in Cards
- 2-Year Ban on Meat From Poland Ended
- Surgutneftegaz Elects New Chairman
- State-Backed Agency Charged With Spinning Russia's Image
- Mordashov, Finns to Build Timber Mills
- Art Loan to London Exhibit in Doubt
- A Draw for Ford but a Victory for All
- 'What' Not 'Who' Will Shape Russia in 2008
- Travel News
- Oil Flows, City Prospers
- Sushi Robot Revolution
- Make a Gingerbread House
- Oil Fund Manager Warns on Spending
- Goodbye to the Footcloth, Hello to the Sock
- Business in Brief
- LUKoil Cash Flow Queried
- Moscow to Discuss U.S. Missile Shield With Warsaw
- Tymoshenko Narrowly Re-elected
- News in Brief
- Agency Urges New Sawmills
- Russian Railways Seeks $6Bln From Share Offers in 2 Firms
- Potanin-Led Boycott Blocks Polyus Deal
- Gazprom, BASF Start Tomsk Gas Field
- Turkmen Pipeline Deal Seen Thursday
- Mittal to Build Tver Plant
- Putin Says Gas to Greece Will Double
- Pakistan Rejects Appeal for Sharif Candidacy
- Donors Pledge $7.4Bln in Aid to Help Palestinian Recovery
- Japanese Military Successfully Tests Missile Defense System
- ECB Makes Huge Loan to Increase Liquidity
- Turkey Sends Ground Troops Into Iraq
- The Gazprom Dog-and-Pony Show
- How Lukashenko Outsmarted Putin
- With Its Foot in the Door, Russia Needs to Act
- They're Biting at Yorsh
- Ask The Chief
- Montessori in Moscow
- Putin Will Be Medvedev's Premier
- Tanks on Greek Premier's Agenda
- Stavropol Farmer Reaps Benefits of Inflation
- Charlemagne Plans to Raise $290M
- Region Insulated From the Crisis
- Complex Built in Baden-Baden Spirit
- Kazakhstan Real Estate Cools Off
- Crystal Island Receives City Approval
- Komatsu to Open Plant in Yaroslavl
- Business in Brief
- Platinum at Record on License Fear
- Reiman Sees 3G in 10 Cities Next Year
- 4th Suspect Facing Charges in Storchak Embezzlement Case
- Potanin to Block Issue at Polyus
- Hyundai Picks St. Pete for $400M Plant
- Severstal Goes Green For $436M
- Gazprom, Shell Delay Sakhalin LNG Exports
- E.On Hails Progress in Tomsk Gas Talks
- BP, Gazprom Hold Talks Over Kovykta
- Medvedev Is Doomed by Weak Links to FSB
- Great Shell Game in Duma
- A Good Pilot Is Needed for Smooth Flight
- Saving the Relationship
- No Place for Religion in Political Race
- EU Cultural Institutions Protest Clampdown on British Council
- Retrial in Klebnikov Case Halted
- Kyrgyz Leader's Party Wins All Seats
- Pora Leader Asks U.K. for Asylum
- SPS Leader Resigns Over Duma Elections
- First Shipment of Nuclear Fuel Goes to Iran
- News in Brief
- Turkish Strike Made With U.S. Knowledge
- Miss Belgium Draws Flemish Ire
- Scent of Victory Surrounds the 'Bulldozer' in Korean Election
- Squabbles Embitter Contest to Lead South Africa's ANC
- Donor Talks to Center on Settlements
- Saudi Rape Victim Pardoned
- Community Bulletin Board
- Chef's Secrets: Charbroiled Chicken and Vegetable Salad
- A Neighborhood Nook
- Radical Heart Beats Anew
- Sechin's Clan the Loser in a Week of Surprises
- Critical Kremlin Reporter Expelled
- Changes Loom for Yabloko and SPS
- China Prevailing In 'Great Game'
- Bukovsky Kicks Off Long-Shot Bid
- MN to Stop Publishing on Jan. 1
- Business in Brief
- Canadians Give Up On Yamal
- Georgia Halves GDP Growth Forecast
- Latvia Agrees to Pay Gazprom About 50% More for Its Gas
- Medvedev Would Tip Scales in Gazprom's Favor
- X5 to Buy Hercules for $65M
- RZD Tries E-Ticketing Experiment
- Dairy Firm Shrugs Off Milk Woes
- Germany's Minister Urges Less Red Tape
- 3 Top Health Ministry Officials Quit
- Investigators Join Quake Cash Probe
- Kudrin Meets Storchak in Lefortovo
- Ford Union Ends Strike, Plans Talks
- Feuding Norilsk Delays Power Sale
- News in Brief
- Vorontsov, U.S. and UN Diplomat, Is Dead at 78
- General Lashes Out at Pentagon
- Fears of Turmoil as Kyrgyzstan Votes
- Lavrov, Brown Trade Barbs in British Council Dispute
- Briton Charged in Murder of Wife and Grandmother
- Experts See Democracy, Murder in Crystal Ball
- Zyuganov Promises to Fight Medvedev
- Klebnikov Retrial to Start
- Other Russia Activist Sent to Psychiatric Hospital
- Swiss Man Asks Minsk for Asylum, Then Leaves
- Belarus Will Pay 19% More for Gas
- Stemming Climate Change
- Living With Cheap Oil
- A Bad Blend of Brezhnev and Abramovich
- Restaurant News
- The Smoky Local Pub
- Ask the Boss
- Chemicals and Culture
- U.K. Outspends U.S. at World Bank
- Catholic Church Charged With Soul Poaching
- EU Plans Mission to Kosovo in Anticipation of Independence
- Turks Bomb Rebels Deep Inside Iraq
- Britain Hands Basra Over to Iraqis
- Bali Talks Agree on Road Map
- Japan Protests Coast Guard's Detention of 4 Fishing Boats
- All Eyes on Putin as He Starts a Visit to Belarus
- Medvedev's Popularity Soars to 35%
- Kasparov Won't Run For Kremlin
- Police Detain Activists Traveling to a Funeral
- Zhirinovsky Promises to Clean House
- British Prime Minister Joins Storm of Criticism
- An Ideal Soviet Man Has Putin's Trust
- News in Brief
- Transneft's Main Tariff Raised 6%
- Rosneft Considers The Ruble
- Russians Turning to The Euro
- Nord Stream to Hike Cost Estimates
- Zubkov Asks Kudrin About Missing Cash
- Schedule Fixed for Iranian Atomic Plant
- Business in Brief
- The Jackals Scavenging Among Us
- Putin's Three-Ring Circus
- EU, U.S. Trade Barbs On Climate
- China Recalls the 'Rape of Nanking'
- Stronger EU Forged At Lisbon
- Cyber Don Juan Sparks Worries About Privacy
- First 'America' Map a Cartographic Conundrum
- Business in Brief
- Kazakhstan Aluminum Plant Opens
- Pricey Nuclear Headquarters Planned
- Kiriyenko to Head New Firm
- Nuclear Assets Rolled Into Giant Group
- UES to Spend $4.2Bln in Buyback
- Bird Flu Link Examined in Rostov Poultry Deaths
- LUKoil Net Up 2% Amid Cost Controls
- Gazprom Seen Selling Izvestia to Rossiya
- British Council Ordered to Close in Weeks
- Polish Meat Ban Will Be Lifted
- Medvedev Quiet on Foreign Policy
- Little Fanfare for Yeltsin's Holiday
- Parliament Deadlocked on Vote for Premier
- Passport-Free Zone Up to Russia's Border
- Ivanov Expects Putin to Mull Offer
- CFE Treaty Frozen but Russia Ready for Talks
- Senator's Advice: Wear Clean Shorts
- Rice Offers Praise for Medvedev
- Putin's Future Not on Minsk Agenda
- Khash
- The Road to Sergiyev Posad
- Sicily in a Slick Setting
- Khash
- Reds Complete European Comeback
- The Man With the Midas Touch
- Using Pull of FSB Patrons to Make Deals
- A Troubling Pattern With 'Premier Putin'
- Small Democratic Step
- Meet the First Lady in Waiting
- Medvedev Offers Putin a New Job
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- Colleagues Blame Police for Other Russia Activist's Death
- Bird Flu Kills 35,000 Rostov Chickens
- Medvedev In St. Pete Group
- Tymoshenko Loses by One Vote
- Total Bill for Duma Campaign: $83M
- Attack Puts N. Korean Laborers in Hospital
- Western Take on Medvedev Measured
- State Budget Surplus Is Down 14%
- Nord Stream's Warnig Quit Dresdner
- Navy Disrupts Access to Statoil Fields
- Evraz Buys Up Ukraine Steel and Iron Factories
- Siemens Head Office Searched
- Central Bank Hopes to Start Converting Oil Fund Cash
- Putin Plays Down the State's Role
- Costa, Rosinter Plan Coffee Shops
- Business in Brief
- Cuba Says It Will Sign Rights Agreement, Arrests Protesters
- 47 Dead in Bombing Of Algerian Capital
- Railroad Forges Links Between Koreas
- Gaza Strike Sets Scene For Talks
- Wild Rice Can Be Tame
- Treasure Hunt: Christmas and New Year's Trees
- Finders, Keepers
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- Keeping Medvedev on a Short Leash
- Caught in the Crosshairs of the U.S. Dollar
- Airlines Say Zubkov Decree Favors Transaero
- Putin Backs Medvedev as Next President
- Investors Breathe a Sigh of Relief
- Medvedev Takes Early Lead on City's Streets
- Sistema-Hals Posts Net Loss of $78M
- BasEl, Strabag, DCH to Partner
- Retail Fuels Investment in the Regions
- Teorema Postpones Its IPO
- When Revamping Khrushchyovki Is Best Option
- Working for A Media Revolution
- Medvedev's Oil Curse
- A Weak Medvedev, a Strong Putin
- Cold War Repeats as Farce
- Tax Blackmail Through the Use of the Taxpayer's Personal Account Card
- Taxation of International Transactions: Why Foreigners Keep Overpaying VAT in Russia
- Thin Cap -- Still an Issue?
- Israel's Hapoalim in Talks to Acquire 75% of SDM-Bank
- VTB Beats Forecasts as Net Rises 29%
- Evraz to Pay $565M For Claymont Steel
- Business in Brief
- Lavrov Warns Against Independence for Kosovo
- Karimov Mends Ties With West
- Bomb Blamed in Stavropol Bus Blast
- News in Brief
- Community Bulletin Board
- Chef's Secrets: Crayfish in Saffron Stock
- Big Eats for Real Men
- Lost in Communication
- Putin Backs Medvedev for President
- VTB Banker's Body Found Bound in Pool
- One Week To Wait For Putin's Anointed
- Renault Looking To Revive AvtoVAZ
- Bus Blast Kills 2 in Stavropol
- Russia-Belarus Union Presidency Dismissed
- Stillwater Allowed $2.6M Settlement
- Ritzio Betting on Europe as Russia Restricts Gambling
- Chavez Promises Belarus Unlimited Oil
- Gas Supply Unaffected After Blast
- Business in Brief
- Stocks Roaring Despite Jitters
- Imedi TV Manager Complains of Sabotage
- 2 Foreign Firms, Rosneft Eye TGK-10
- Lavrov Sees End to Polish Meat Dispute
- Ignoring Global Credit Crisis, Economy Grows 7.6% in Q3
- Societe Generale's Buy Of Rosbank Is at Risk
- VTB Ready to Lend to Potanin
- Reporter to Be Freed From Clinic
- Metropolitan Kirill Praises Papal Talks
- Think Tank Comes Under Fire
- Wary of Vote but Eager for Energy
- Shield Talks Planned for This Week
- Rice Fails to Convince Lavrov on Iran
- National Bolshevik Activist Awarded $22,000 by Court
- 58 One-Way Streets
- Kasyanov Chosen Kremlin Hopeful
- Communists to Rally Against Vote Dec. 22
- News in Brief
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- Introduction to Italian
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- Opportunities And Optimism
- Refugees Dreaming of Home in Hotel Charm
- Putin's Pretend Democracy
- Ending an Empire Over a Few Drinks
- Worn Out by Elections
- Cleanup Starts in Aftermath of South Korea's Biggest Oil Spill
- NATO Captures 2 Taliban Leaders
- Europe Leaders to Stop Seeking Negotiated Solution to Kosovo
- Africa Rejects EU Trade Deals
- Suicide Bombing Kills 8 in Pakistan
- Inquiries Promised In CIA Scandal
- Old Hand Takes Over At Ukrainian Champs
- Lessons Learned for the Presidential Vote
- Building a Kremlin Bid on 'I Was First'
- Siloviki Clash in Storchak Affair
- News in Brief
- Rice Says Missile Plans Can Be Refined
- NTV Refuses Airtime for Kremlin Hopefuls
- Mercury Snaps Up 51% of Dixy Chain
- Business in Brief
- Telenor to See Kyivstar Accounts
- Beyond the Bedroom, With a Personal Touch
- Big-Name Hospitality Expanding To Regions
- Indebted Maxi Group Goes To NLMK in $600M Deal
- China Reluctant to Pay More for Gas
- Rosneft Says Vankor Will Start as Planned
- 100 Volumes of History To Shed Light on Stalin
- 3 BBC Staff Attacked In Space of One Week
- EU Backs Georgia After Crackdown
- Children's Movement Fails to Draw Kids
- Governors Sticking To Their Old Posts
- Give the Donkey a Sporting Chance
- Kitchen Dissent Once Again
- Lokomotiv Out, Zenit Hopes Take Hit
- High Time for AvtoVAZ to Pick a Winner
- A Drive For Votes Ends in Suicide
- A Veteran Delivers Weapons Warning
- Russia Returning to Mediterranean
- Business in Brief
- State Mulls Rapid Food Export Ban
- State-Led Drive Aims to Close Technology Gap
- Tymoshenko Wants to Scrap Gas Deal
- Taxes, Inflation Blamed for 25% Fall in Gazprom Profit
- Pipeline to China Cost Hits $12Bln
- Khodorkovsky Lawyer Sees New Trial
- $1M Find In Storchak Apartment
- Uzbek's Extradition Flouts Court Order
- Nashi Writes to Her Majesty
- Embassies Threatened by Nearby Work
- Yashin Says He's Ready To Replace Yavlinsky
- Kyrgyz Opposition Candidate Disqualified for Posting Ballot
- Consulting Firm Says Santa Should Move to Kyrgyzstan
- A New Era for Labor Unions
- Why the Vote Was Not Fair
- What to Do: Visit the Wine Festival
- Azeri Sindbad Is Back
- Oil, History, Islam and Tea
- Klitschko to Square Off With Ibragimov
- Easy to Get in Mess, Hard to Get Out
- Putin Pushes Iran on Nuclear Transparency
- Rosneft President Losing His Allies
- Ukraine to Pay $180 for Gas
- OSCE Criticizes Uzbek Campaign
- 2 Arrests for Headless Corpse
- News in Brief
- McDonald's Contests Tax Bill
- GM Bids for Stake in Automaker AvtoVAZ
- Business in Brief
- EU Split Over Duma Vote
- Video of Ballot Feeding Elicits Fraud Accusations
- Golos Sees Serious Violations
- UES Sets Price for TGK-12
- Investors Pull Out of Shvartsman Venture
- 25% Gas Price Hike Approved
- Potanin's Hopes Fade for Norilsk Stake
- Millhouse in $400M Gold Deal
- Ask the Chef
- Ryumochnaya Revival
- No Longer Forbidden Fruit
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