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... cattle. The Miratorg holding company, which operates the farm Medvedev visited and others in the Bryansk region, said it imported 5,500 head of the black cattle from the United States in January. Two previous shipments within the past year came from Australia. The company also imported 57 American Quarter Horses, the breed used on ranches throughout the United States. During a meeting at the farm with the Bryansk governor and other officials, Medvedev said Russia was committed to reducing its dependence...

... whether the final TPP agreement actually meets the high standards we originally set out to achieve and bring about economic benefits for all our partner countries," he said. The TPP talks currently include nine countries — the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Chile, Peru, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and Brunei — which have a goal of reaching an agreement by the end of the year. Mexico, Canada and Japan asked to join the talks last November. New Zealand Prime Minister John Key...

... Russia looks like this: 13 German, 10 Dutch, seven Swedish, six Swiss, five French, five Belgian, three Italian, three Danish, three Norwegian, two Spanish, two Austrian, one Irish and one Finnish. The other universities on the list include eight in Australia, three in Israel, two in Brazil, two in New Zealand, two in Singapore and one in South Africa. Apart from this new list, the state recognizes university diplomas from fellow former Soviet republics excluding Uzbekistan, and vice versa, reported...

... Melton said. "James Bond wouldn't last four minutes in the real world." Melton, the author of several books on espionage including "Ultimate Spy," has spent decades gathering unusual spying gadgets from Germany, Russia, Mexico, Australia, Canada, Great Britain and the Czech Republic that explain what espionage is. "I have devoted most of my life to tracking down obscure bits of spy gear around the world," he said. The exhibition, which runs through March 2013, traces...

... War Museum, told The Moscow Times. Rogozin added that because of this move Russia is now significantly behind in the area, and he is concerned about the country’s military capabilities in light of efforts by the United States, Germany, Britain, Australia and others who are working on hypersonic weapons. “Work on such weapons was going on in the U.S.S.R. since the 1960s. Moreover, in many areas we were ahead of the U.S.,” Rogozin said. “Now we are trying to cut corners and make...

... countries involved in the cases brought to the group’s attention, Finland took 44 children from 34 families and Norway 15 children from 11 families. France removed three children from three families, Germany five children from three families and Australia four children from one family. Additionally, Cyprus took two children from two families, the Netherlands three children from two families and Italy four children from one family. The United States, Canada, Denmark, Austria, New Zealand and Malta...

... granted. All of the NATO allies must understand that the global security landscape is changing. Cyber threats and energy security have come to the fore. The situation in the Asia-Pacific region requires moving U.S. troops who were once based in Europe to Australia. But we believe that the ongoing reductions of U.S. conventional forces in Europe should not yet be compounded by any possible reduction in U.S. nuclear capabilities there. Nuclear disarmament needs to remain high on NATO's agenda, but new...

... and the U.S. consul general in Vladivostok, Sylvia Curran. The engineering and procurement contract was awarded in 2008 to Kverner, a Norwegian oil and gas construction company that has built similar concrete platforms in Norway, Spain, Canada and Australia. Bjorn Gundersen, a vice president at the company, described Berkut as a “mastodon.” In the coming days it will be towed 1,800 kilometers to the installation point, the Arkutun-Dagi oil field in the Sea of Okhotsk, 25 kilometers...