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21 March 2010
A Moscow court on Friday sentenced to nine years in prison an eighth accomplice in the 2006 contract killing of First Deputy Central Bank Chairman Andrei Kozlov, the highest-ranking official murdered during Vladimir Putin’s two terms as president.
21 March 2010
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is "the engine" driving forward his country's bid to host the football World Cup in 2018, Sport, Tourism and Youth Policy Minister Vitaly Mutko said.
21 March 2010
A surprise Russian bid was reported in the works Friday for a multibillion-dollar U.S. aerial-refueling fleet, even as Europe's EADS sought three more months for a possible bid of its own.
19 March 2010
Russian Newsweek editor Mikhail Fishman and opposition politician Ilya Yashin cried foul Thursday after a video surfaced on YouTube that seemingly shows them giving bribes to traffic police officers.
19 March 2010
A successor to the Cold War-era nuclear arms reduction treaty remains out of reach despite repeated assurances from U.S. and Russian officials about an imminent deal.
19 March 2010
The Pete Best Band, fronted by the former Beatles drummer, will headline a Beatles tribute festival at club B1 on Sunday.
19 March 2010
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin held a meeting on the nuclear power industry after overseeing the opening of a new reactor in Volgodonsk, Rostov region, that will begin operating at its full capacity of 1,000 megawatts in October.
19 March 2010
But the announcement was the only outwardly positive news of the day, as Putin said during a meeting on nuclear energy industry in Volgodonsk that Russia would launch Iran's Bushehr nuclear reactor this summer.
18 March 2010
In skipping the interview with Gazeta.ru, State Duma Speaker Boris Gryzlov missed being asked some of the more than 1,100 questions submitted by readers over the past five days over his ambitious water filtering program.
18 March 2010
The six airlines handed over to Russian Technologies by presidential order in 2008 and 2009 could now be handed over to Aeroflot for management because the two state-run companies cannot agree on how to manage their aviation assets jointly..
18 March 2010
The government is planning to exempt investors from long-term capital gains taxes, but for now the rules would only apply to shares of companies not traded on exchanges, in hopes of stimulating private equity and venture capital investment.
18 March 2010
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17 March 2010
President Dmitry Medvedev warned federal and regional officials on Tuesday that they could find themselves out on the street for not fulfilling his orders in a timely manner, in his latest initiative to raise his profile as the country's top politician.
17 March 2010
The top UN environmental watchdog criticized Russia in a report released Tuesday for ignoring the effects that several construction projects for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi will have on the region's unique wildlife.
17 March 2010
In a rare interview, the editor of Russia Today explains that the growing channel thrives on controversy as its provides an alternative to mainstream media, and polishing Moscow's reputation is not one of its tasks.
17 March 2010
New Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov said Tuesday that he would send a delegation to Russia next week for talks to change gas agreements between the two countries.
17 March 2010
U.S. missile defense won’t be able to weaken Russia for at least 10 years. But if things change, Russia can invoke the treaty’s withdraw clause.

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