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01/18/2012
Paid access archiveRussia Abroad: In Ethiopia, Russian Is the Language of Healing
Addis Ababa is home to the last Russian Red Cross outpost abroad, a remnant of a network that, in its Soviet heyday, included locales such as Pyongyang and Beijing.
Russia Seeks Proof U.S. Zapped Failed Probe
A Russian state commission investigating the crash of the Fobos-Grunt Mars probe will conduct tests to see whether U.S. radar played a role in the spacecraft's failure.
Zyuganov Endorses Demands of Protesters
Communist leader Gennady Zyuganov agreed on Tuesday to implement a series of demands put forth by opposition protesters if he is elected president in the March 4 election.
Opposition Leaders Brief McFaul
A day after meeting Russian officials, new U.S. Ambassador Michael McFaul sat down Tuesday with opposition politicians and civil activists — who were videotaped by pro-Kremlin youth activists as they left the embassy.
Finnish Politics Won't Fluster Bilateral Trade
Finnish businessmen said Tuesday that they expect economic relations between Russia and Finland to strengthen in the future regardless of who wins the race for the presidency in both countries, where elections are rapidly approaching.
Vekselberg's Renova Mulls Domodedovo Bid
Viktor Vekselburg's Renova group may buy Domodedovo Airport, the oligarch has said. Vekselberg confirmed to reporters that the group, in which he holds a controlling share, is "considering" a bid for Domodedovo.
Investigators Freeze Borodin Forest Assets
By Howard Amos
Assets belonging to two former top managers of Bank of Moscow who fled abroad in April after a takeover by state-owned VTB have been frozen.
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Issue 4804The joy of wintertime play takes a distressing turn for a child frolicking near Krasnoprenenskaya Naberezhnaya on Tuesday as an unflappable flock of hardy pigeons and sparrows sweeps in and steals all the fun. The birds don’t seem to mind the below-freezing temperatures and the solid crust of snow. |
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