As Egypt’s anti-Mubarak protests gather strength, oil prices are reportedly creeping up across world commodity exchanges, with fears that unrest could spread across the Middle East. Lukoil has begun evacuating its staff from the countr...
‘Why shouldn’t Western companies invest in Russia? The answer is because it’s Russian-roulette capitalism. It’s entirely possible at any point to literally have your head blown off’: Bill Browder is interviewed on RFE...
TODAY: Man behind airport massacre apparently identified; attack designed to hit foreigners, say authorities; Kremlin pledges more money for Sochi security. Blue bucket protest; police reform bill passed. Medvedev signs START; Moscow voices ...
TODAY: Man behind airport massacre apparently identified; attack designed to hit foreigners, say authorities; Kremlin pledges more money for Sochi security. Blue bucket protest; police reform bill passed. Medvedev signs START; Moscow voices ...
Red Shirts Appeal to ICC over Killings of Protesters by Thai Military Compiled evidence alleges crimes against humanity by Royal Thai Army BANGKOK-TOKYO, Jan. 31, 2011 – Today lawyers acting on behalf of the Red Shirt pro-democracy movement ...
Red Shirts Appeal to ICC over Killings of Protesters by Thai Military Compiled evidence alleges crimes against humanity by Royal Thai Army BANGKOK-TOKYO, Jan. 31, 2011 – Today lawyers acting on behalf of the Red Shirt pro-democracy movement ...
Mixed fortunes this week for Russia’s political opposition. Eduard Limonov’s Other Russia was refused registration as a political party by the Justice Ministry, denying it the chance to participate in the 2011 parliamentary elect...
Today’s Moscow Times picks up on the grim irony looming over one venture that Russia was particularly keen to tout at Davos; the $15 billion chain of skiing resorts in the remote climes of the North Caucasus mountains, which whilst being pri...
The $1 billion Rosneft-Exxon Black Sea deal has apparently been hailed by Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister (and Rosneft chairman) Igor Sechin as proof that the investment climate in Russia has improved; it is a well-known fact, as Dealbook poi...
The $1 billion Rosneft-Exxon Black Sea deal has apparently been hailed by Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister (and Rosneft chairman) Igor Sechin as proof that the investment climate in Russia has improved; it is a well-known fact, as Dealbook poi...
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