,U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay has concluded her five-day visit to Russia with, unsurprisingly, little in the way of compliments for the Russian government’s stance. The scant praise she did offer was to President...
TODAY: UN Rights Chief criticizes Russian failings; support for Khodorkovsky whistleblower; wife of jailed activist threatened. Russian anger at militant’s US talk invite; top official proposes mandatory DNA database for migrants; Chin...
TODAY: Guardian reporter refused visa extension; Khodorkovsky whistleblower motives considered; Sobyanin says no to gay marches; Putin chastises customs officials over rap video; nationalist movement to be banned? Russia-Italy cooperat...
TODAY: Guardian reporter refused visa extension; Khodorkovsky whistleblower motives considered; Sobyanin says no to gay marches; Putin chastises customs officials over rap video; nationalist movement to be banned? Russia-Italy cooperat...
It has been noted that the only salient agreement that seemed to emerge from the much-publicized meeting between Russian Foreign Secretary Sergei Lavrov and British counterpart William Hague was the news that a telephone hotline would be establish...
It has been noted that the only salient agreement that seemed to emerge from the much-publicized meeting between Russian Foreign Secretary Sergei Lavrov and British counterpart William Hague was the news that a telephone hotline would be establish...
Yesterday, the Guardian sought clarification on the visa status of its Russia reporter, Luke Harding, whose Kremlin-critical stance and Putin-irking work with Wikileaks saw him deported at the beginning of the month. It seems they may have t...
Yesterday, the Guardian sought clarification on the visa status of its Russia reporter, Luke Harding, whose Kremlin-critical stance and Putin-irking work with Wikileaks saw him deported at the beginning of the month. It seems they may have t...
TODAY: International focus at Lavrov-Hague meeting; Russian FM warns Britain on encouraging democracy abroad; new hotline to be set up. Ring in about corruption; Gorbachev denounces diarchy; Left Front leader on hunger strike; policeman char...
A somewhat heterdox argument today from Mary Dejevsky in the Independent, who has taken Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov’s visit to Westminster, as well as the events in Egypt as the chance to reflect upon the past twenty years of Russia-Brita...
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