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Moscow News №35 2009
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Calling things by their proper names
Mark H. Teeter
Putin’s classification of World War II events is as right as Cheney’s rewriting of more recent history is wrong
Comment
The Kremlin’s think tank
Tim Wall
From the Cold War days, when foreign experts would try to work out who was really in charge in Moscow from the septuagenarian lineup on Lenin's mausoleum, Kremlinology has always been a funny old game.
News
North Caucasus violence a vicious circle
Anna Arutunyan
Human rights violations fuel a latent civil war across three volatile republics
News
The week in review - Chavez on arms shopping spree
Anna Arutunyan
Venezuela’s president recognises South Ossetia and Abkhazia’s independence
News
Putin slams Iran sanctions
Tim Wall and Anna Arutunyan
Meanwhile, questions mount about Russian missiles to Tehran and a possible secret visit to Moscow by Israel’s premier, Benyamin Netanyahu
News
The 2012 question
Anna Arutunyan
During the Valdai meeting, Vladimir Putin gave his clearest indication yet about what would happen after President Dmitry Medvedev's first term as president - and whether Putin could return to power.
Business
GAZ the winner in Opel battle
Ed Bentley
The deal boosts Deripaska’s auto firm, giving it more access to GM’s technology
Business
Is a second crisis wave coming?
Ed Bentley
The question is whether the recovery in Russia will be shaped like a W or a U.
Business
The week in review - Medvedev slams Russia's economy
Ed Bentley
The president goes online with a hard-hitting liberal critique, but promises that modernisation will fix things
Business
AvtoVAZ may cut third of workforce
Ayano Hodouchi
The news sends shares soaring
Comment
Chechnya’s two-state solution Chechnya
Ethan S. Burger
How long will a peace deal take and how many lives will it cost?
Comment
Kremlin plans need time to set
Sergei Roy
It’s easy to criticise current policy, but would the alternatives be any better?
Business
Anger at record output Russian output
Ed Bentley
Russia reaps $20 billion in extra taxes while frustrating OPEC’s price controls
Business
Still time to bag a bargain
Ed Bentley
Russia's stock market may have rebounded by 85 per cent already this year, but analysts believe there are still plenty of bargains available.
Sports
CSKA sees major shake-up
Andy Potts
Spanish coach Ramos takes charge as the Army Men march on Europe
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Russia plans four test launches of Bulava missile in June
11:42 19/03/2010 |
The Russian Navy is planning to conduct at least four test launches of the Bulava ballistic missile at the end of June, a senior Navy official told RIA Novosti on Friday.
Russian pavilion for Expo 2010 to open May 1
11:29 19/03/2010 |
The Russian pavilion for the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai will be opened to the public on May 1, Russia's industry and trade minister said on Friday.
Japan vows to preserve bluefin tuna from extinction
10:35 19/03/2010 |
Japan's agriculture minister said on Friday his country will head the fight to ensure controlled fishing of bluefin tuna and prevent poaching the endangered fish.
Israeli Air Force bombs Gaza Strip in response to rocket fire
10:03 19/03/2010 |
Israeli aircraft bombed up to six targets in the Gaza Strip in the early hours of Friday after a Palestinian rocket attack killed a civilian in southern Israel.
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