I suppose, now that Dmitry Medvedev knows that he has either a diminished or nonexistent set of responsibilities under next year’s President Vladimir Putin, he can afford to be associated with disastrously-managed debacles such as this one. ...
I suppose, now that Dmitry Medvedev knows that he has either a diminished or nonexistent set of responsibilities under next year’s President Vladimir Putin, he can afford to be associated with disastrously-managed debacles such as this one. ...
Did you know that former Moscow Mayor Yury Luzkhov was a founding member of United Russia back in 1999? I didn’t either – but he’s not exactly their biggest fan now. Marking the one-year anniversary of Sergei Sobyanin’s role as his success...
Russia and Kazakhstan have apparently agreed to cancel oil export duties for CIS member states, although not before 2020. The Russian government is not satisfied with the speed of its plans to develop its Arctic shelf, and has drafted a programme...
Russia and Kazakhstan have apparently agreed to cancel oil export duties for CIS member states, although not before 2020. The Russian government is not satisfied with the speed of its plans to develop its Arctic shelf, and has drafted a programme...
Russia’s Irkut is one of the three airlines currently in talks with Ryanair over manufacturing. The Finance Ministry is reviewing plans to begin taxing ‘golden parachutes’ (severance packages) for senior managers next year. Taxes are also in the...
Russia’s Irkut is one of the three airlines currently in talks with Ryanair over manufacturing. The Finance Ministry is reviewing plans to begin taxing ‘golden parachutes’ (severance packages) for senior managers next year. Taxes are also in the...
TODAY: Protesters gather in Moscow ahead of Duma elections; Medvedev’s surprise university visit leads to detentions; former Moscow Mayor interview; tit-for-tat ban on U.S. officials; W.T.O. differences with E.U. resolved; Russia calls for inquiry...
The Washington Post considers how the demise of Colonel Gadaffi heralds the (eventual) return to pre-conflict levels of oil production, though with a fledgling government, the possibility of a second uprising similar to that in Iraq should not be ...
The Washington Post considers how the demise of Colonel Gadaffi heralds the (eventual) return to pre-conflict levels of oil production, though with a fledgling government, the possibility of a second uprising similar to that in Iraq should not be ...
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