TODAY: Yurgens backs Medvedev; law boosts opposition representation; Medvedev calls for LiveJournal attack investigation; Putin to receive debate questions in advance; the history of Russo-Polish relations; literature, racism, tiny gold ships. Kre...
TODAY: Yurgens backs Medvedev; law boosts opposition representation; Medvedev calls for LiveJournal attack investigation; Putin to receive debate questions in advance; the history of Russo-Polish relations; literature, racism, tiny gold ships. Kre...
RFE/RL today considers the question of why artists from the Voina collective seem to have received harsher treatment than their protesting associates in St Petersburg last week – three of them receiving charges, and one of them – Oleg ...
Siemens may leave its joint venture with Rosatom over ‘mounting internal resistance‘; it called Fukushima ‘an occasion to exit but not its reason‘. BP has asked TNK-BP to convene a board meeting with Rosneft to discus...
Siemens may leave its joint venture with Rosatom over ‘mounting internal resistance‘; it called Fukushima ‘an occasion to exit but not its reason‘. BP has asked TNK-BP to convene a board meeting with Rosneft to discus...
Russia has suspended imports of fish from 242 Japanese plants due to fears over radioactivity. Commentators are speculating that the case against Bank of Moscow president Andrei Borodin has an underlying political motive; this Moscow Times piece s...
TODAY: Livejournal hacked; police department praises latest reforms; Whitmore & FT on the tandem; Posner fails to deliver on promise; Albright on nuclear risk; Minsk needs Moscow; Federal Tax Service under investigation; Soyuz docks; history o...
The Telegraph has published several pieces relating to Sergei Magnitsky today, including a background piece, a link to a documentary about the lawyer’s death, entitled ‘Justice for Sergei’ (click for trailer), and a piece by...
The Telegraph has published several pieces relating to Sergei Magnitsky today, including a background piece, a link to a documentary about the lawyer’s death, entitled ‘Justice for Sergei’ (click for trailer), and a piece by...
Unrest in the Middle East is a threat to Russia’s oil interests, says Sergei Ivanov, claiming that stable prices would be preferable to sharp increases. Russia’s gas exports have risen by 20% already this year, with a slight rise...
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