• New Wildfires Kill 8, Destroy 400 Homes
    Wildfires swept through dozens of villages in southwestern Russia, killing at least eight people and wiping out more than 400 homes, officials said Friday. More ...
  • GAZ Set to Build VWs on Contract Basis
    Germany’s Volkswagen and GAZ Group, Oleg Deripaska’s carmaker, plan to reach an agreement this month on contract assembly of VW models at GAZ plants, Yelena ...
  • Putin Extends Ban on Grain Exports
    Prime Minister Vladimir Putin abruptly extended the grain export ban by at least several months from the end of this year because farmers and wholesalers ...
  • Orthodox Church to Ban Some Media
    The Moscow Patriarchate said media outlets not approved by the Russian Orthodox Church will not be allowed into its distribution system starting next September.
  • Anti-Corruption Efforts: Words, Not Deeds
    Analysts at the Justice Ministry have reviewed official statistics and concluded that there has been no improvement in the battle against corruption. The actual number ...
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  • Volcanoes More Dangerous to Earth Than Nuclear Bombs
    Many still remember traffic jams in Europe, caused by the April eruption of Eyyafyatlayokudlya. Scientists around the world genuinely fear the catastrophic consequences of volcanic ...
  • Arctic: Canada's Sabre-Rattling and Russia’s Strategic Interests
    The recently completed Operation Nanook (August 6 to 26), an operation which Canada began after Russia made claims to Arctic territories in 2007, involved an ...
  • Three Russian Pilots Freed in Darfur
    Three Russian pilots who were abducted in Sudan’s western region of Darfur on Aug. 29 have been freed, Sudan army spokesman Al-Sawarmi Khaled said today.
  • Zenit looks like Champion
    Zenit St. Petersburg beat Lokomotiv Moskva in Moscow by 3-0, confirming the leadership of the Russian Premier League. It was however the last game of ...
  • Piracy: Unlawful Noble Act
    The Internet is full of reports saying that “Russian security agencies are going to stop the work of two major metropolitan centers selling electronics, home ...
  • Putin Extends Ban on Russian Grain Exports
    Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin announced Thursday that Russia’s ban on grain exports would be extended well into next year because of continued uncertainty over ...
  • Putin Extends Ban on Russian Grain Exports
    Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin announced Thursday that Russia’s ban on grain exports would be extended well into next year because of continued uncertainty over ...
  • Fears grow over global food supply
    Wheat prices have risen further in the wake of Russia’s decision to extend its grain export ban by 12 months, raising fears about a return ...
  • Russia backs potash groups' tie-up
    Kremlin gives public blessing to planned merger between Uralkali and Silvinit as first stage in creating a national fertiliser champion
  • Rosatom launches global charm offensive
    Amid surge in demand for nuclear energy Russia’s state-owned atomic power group outlines plans to become a leading international player
  • Dozens held in anti-Kremlin protest
    A month of demonstrations across Russia culminated in a melee between pro-democracy demonstrators and police in central Moscow on Tuesday, with dozens of protesters arrested ...
  • Putin intervenes in Norilsk battle
    Russian prime minister steps into dispute between Norilsk Nickel’s main shareholders, but fails to put an end to the fight between Oleg Deripaska and Vladimir ...
  • Celluloid dreams
    The history of the “Dream Factory” takes center stage at this year’s Open Cinema international short film festival which kicks off at the Dom Kino ...
  • In the Spotlight: Sex Shows
    Every night, TNT airs a show called “Sex With Anfisa Chekhova,” whose curvaceous host promises that she knows “everything about sex.
  • Evacuations Start as Hurricane Earl Closes In on U.S.
    RALEIGH, North Carolina —Tens of thousands of people were ordered to evacuate North Carolina’s barrier islands as Hurricane Earl closed in on a large part ...
  • Word’s worth
    Молния: a lightning bolt, a news flash, a zipper Everyone knows that during a thunderstorm, you wait for a bolt of lightning (молния) and then ...
  • Australian PM Wins Key Backer
    SYDNEY — Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard won the support of a key independent MP on Thursday, leaving her close to breaking the worst political ...
  • Russia Profile Weekly Experts Panel: Seeing Trees Behind the Khimki Forest
    In a move that surprised many in Russia and abroad, President Dmitry Medvedev halted the construction of a federal highway through the ancient oak Khimki ...
  • Molotovs in Minsk
    Two petrol bombs were hurled into the compound of the Russian Embassy in Minsk on Monday night, destroying a parked car and sparking a panic ...
  • Blighty 31
    Russian anti-government protests took place in London for the first time on Tuesday, when dozens of Russian emigres gathered outside the Russian embassy in Western ...
  • Forced to Sell
    After years of micromanaging state-owned companies the Russian government appears set to loosen its grip, as lower-than-expected world commodity prices continue to stretch the gaping ...
  • Worthy Nickels
    In the quicksand world of Russian business, the high-profile spat between billionaires Vladimir Potanin and Oleg Deripaska – two of Russia’s best known oligarchs – ...
  • By the Shores of Issyk-Kul
    One of the most impressive explorers in Russian history died on the shores of Lake Issyk-Kul, in present-day Kyrgyzstan. But, of course, there is much ...
  • Survival Russian
    Where we consider Moscow’s summer heat wave and its impact on language.
  • Salmon Island
    Sakhalin Island and the Russian Far East are home to one of the worlds most vital wild salmon populations, supplying nearly 20 percent of the ...
  • Khrushchev at the UN
    Where we look back and the now infamous incident of Khrushchev’s shoe and the UN General Assembly.
  • Moscow on the Thames
    History would have been much different if Queen Elizabeth had accepted a proposal from Ivan IV in the sixteenth century. Nonetheless, London today bears the ...
  • Abkhaz Leader Says Georgian Refugee Return 'Currently Impossible'
    The de facto prime minister of Georgia’s breakaway region of Abkhazia says the return of Georgian refugees to Abkhazia is not possible in the current ...
  • Is Armenia Russia's Partner Or Pawn?
    Richard Giragosian argues that a new agreement may deal a further blow to Armenian sovereignty by deploying additional Russian border guards to Armenia’s other borders, ...
  • Potemkinism
    In Russia these days things are seldom what they seem to be. Nonetheless, though, there seems to have been an unusual amount of smoke and ...
  • Azerbaijan To Double Gas Exports To Russia
    Azerbaijan will double natural-gas exports to Russia, under a deal signed between Azerbaijan’s state energy company SOCAR and Russia’s Gazprom.
  • Eight Dead As New Fires Hit Russia
    Fresh fires are being reported in Russia. Local media says eight people have been killed and at least 14 injured in the blazes near Volgograd ...
  • Ad Market to Dip in 2009
    Demand for advertising will fall 11 percent in 2009, predicts Group M, based on events on November, when all ad deals for next year were ...
  • Alcohol Supervisor to Be Set Into Motion on New Year Eve
    The federal supervisor of alcohol turnover in Russia, Gosalkokontrol, will be set into motion in late 2008, said Deputy Agriculture Minister Andrei Slepnev. The president’s ...
  • Gazprom Builds Big Gas Reservoir
    Gazprom and four other international energy companies will build Europe’s largest underground natural gas reservoir in The Netherlands at the exhausted Bergermeer field. The project ...
  • Russia Terminated Armament Projects with Ukraine
    Russia has terminated a number of armament projects with Ukraine in the wake of supplies of Ukrainian weapons to Georgia, said Valery Konovalyuk, who heads ...
  • Georgian Opposition from New York
    A new opposition force is about to emerge in Georgia to challenge President Mikheil Saakashvili and the ruling United National Movement. The opposition Republican Party ...
  • Friday Bullets
    The Heat sold LeBron James on stability and loyalty, and because of how he was raised ...
  • Andorra 0-2 Russia
    Russia were indebted to Pavel Pogrebniak as the striker’s double got their Euro 2012 qualifying campaign ...
  • Spartak Moscow to offer Zhirkov escape from Chelsea
    Chelsea defender Yuri Zhirkov could be set to leave the club, with Spartak Moscow boss Valeri ...
  • U.S. Open-Day 4
    NEW YORK – SEPTEMBER 02: Maria Sharapova of Russia returns a shot against Iveta Benesova of ...
  • U.S. Open-Day 4
    NEW YORK – SEPTEMBER 02: Maria Sharapova of Russia returns a shot against Iveta Benesova of ...
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