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Voice of America
October 10, 2008
In addition,
Russia has increased energy prices for
Belarus as it has done for other customers, such as
Ukraine.
Moscow says it wants to end subsidized gas ...
International Herald Tribune
October 10, 2008
In
Russia, calls have increased for
Moscow to take ownership of
Ukraine's Crimean peninsula, a mostly ethnic-Russian region where Russia bases its
Black Sea ...
U.S. News & World Report
October 10, 2008
In response to the financial sector's woes, the
Russian government has announced a rescue package of about $200 billion. On the political front,
Russia's ...
Christian Science Monitor
October 10, 2008
Reporter Fred Weir compares the
Russian
army, shortly after the fall of
communism, to today's version.
Moscow - The global perception of the Russia-Georgia ...
Moscow News
October 10, 2008
Russian
stock markets plunged record levels this week, causing trading to be suspended on Wednesday. The drop of almost 20 percent on both the MICEX and RTS ...
Moscow News
October 10, 2008
Iceland's Thorisson told The
Moscow Times daily: "This is looking like the beginning of relations between
Russia and Iceland." The AP quoted the country's ...
National Post
October 9, 2008
The West's list of grievances against
Russia is long -- its bullying of Georgia; its support for
Iran's rogue regime; the way it tag-teams at the United ...
Reuters
October 9, 2008
Moscow (Reuters) - Russian Prime Minister
Vladimir Putin brushed aside a demand by the Communist Party to sack Finance Minister
Alexei Kudrin on Thursday, ...
Reuters
October 9, 2008
Moscow, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The following are some of the leading stories in
Russia's newspapers on Thursday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does ...
International Herald Tribune
October 9, 2008
Bloomberg
October 9, 2008
OAO Rosneft,
Russia's biggest oil company, was 16 percent higher at 4 pm in
Moscow, having gained as much as 25 percent, while the Micex was up 13 percent. ...
Sydney Morning Herald
October 9, 2008
Deutsche Welle
October 9, 2008
The
European Union should makes its
Russia policy dependent on constructive participation from
Moscow during these talks -- not on the withdrawal of Russian ...
International Herald Tribune
October 9, 2008
AP
Moscow: A
Russian Foreign Ministry official is suggesting
Moscow won't sell advanced anti-
aircraft missiles to
Iran. Whether Russia would supply Iran ...
EurasiaNet
October 9, 2008
Russian officials countered that cooperation in at least some areas had to proceed even in the absence of a comprehensive territorial treaty.
Moscow is ...
Bloomberg
October 9, 2008
... and creating a confidence crisis in the banking sector, Deputy Economy Minister Andrei Klepach said yesterday in
Moscow.
Russia's Urals blend of crude ...
MarketWatch
October 9, 2008
Telegraph.co.uk
October 9, 2008
By Adrian Blomfield in
Moscow A column of Russian
armoured vehicles pulled out of positions close to the village of Karaleti before driving north and ...
Goal.com
October 8, 2008
It is the second Tottenham have found themselves at odds with the Russian FA over the fitness of the player they signed from Spartak Moscow in the summer. ...
Forbes
October 8, 2008
Moscow, Oct 8 (Reuters) -
Russia's
tax service on Wednesday dropped the last case accusing mid-sized oil company Russneft of selling its shares illegally, ...
Telegraph.co.uk
October 8, 2008
By Adrian Blomfield in
Moscow Confident that a spat with
Europe prompted by
Russia's invasion of Georgia in August was over, Mr Medvedev arrived in the ...
MarketWatch
October 8, 2008
Washington Post
October 8, 2008
... apartment building in central
Moscow on Oct. 7, 2006. Her assailant left a
pistol on the floor beside her, a common practice of hired
killers in
Russia. ...
BusinessWorld Online
October 8, 2008
Moscow - Top seed Nikolay Davydenko began his bid for a third successive
Kremlin Cup title with a 6-1 7-5 win over Frenchman Florent Serra yesterday. ...
Bloomberg
October 8, 2008
Russian stocks have lost more than half their value, wiping out $418 billion, since the war between Russia and Georgia in August and falling commodity ...
Tehran Times
October 8, 2008
Russia's arms-export giant has reportedly denied plans to equip
Iran and
Syria with the powerful S-300 surface-to-air defense system. ...
Telegraph.co.uk
October 8, 2008
Russian production is down 0.5pc so far this year, and could well be down 1pc-1.5pc by the end of 2008.
Moscow wants to see growth in Russia and money ...
Daily Times
October 8, 2008
Moscow:
Russia on Tuesday froze
stock market trading in a bid to stem investor panic that caused the worst-ever one-day fall on the benchmark RTS, ...
Bloomberg
October 8, 2008
... Pilgrim
Asset Management in
Moscow. The MosPrime interbank rate, a measure of the short-term interest that the biggest Russian banks charge each other, ...
Washington Post
October 8, 2008
... apartment building in central
Moscow on Oct. 7, 2006. Her assailant left a
pistol on the floor beside her, a common practice of hired
killers in
Russia. ...
guardian.co.uk
October 8, 2008
Tartous is being dredged and renovated to provide a permanent facility for the
Russian Navy, giving
Moscow a key military foothold in the Mediterranean at a ...
Radio New Zealand
October 8, 2008
Iceland has nationalised its two biggest banks and is now seeking an emergency bailout from
Russia.
Moscow has announced an aid package of 950 billion ...
Reuters
October 7, 2008
Moscow, Oct 7 (Reuters) -
Russia's central bank sold around $4 billion to prop up the rouble on Tuesday, dealers estimated, on top of $5 billion of ...
Ynetnews
October 7, 2008
Russian accepts Olmert's invitation to visit
Jerusalem, say relations between countries 'very important'. Prime minister: Russia a world power
Moscow ...
EurasiaNet
October 7, 2008
Hindu
October 7, 2008
Moscow (AP):
Russia's federal
market regulator suspended trading on
Moscow's stock exchanges Tuesday, a day after the benchmark RTS index suffered its ...
