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The real peacemakers
Tim Wall
Barack Obama's winning of the Nobel Peace Prize has been greeted around the world with a mix of praise, incredulity and scepticism.
Comment
Luzhkov’s hollow victory
Roland Oliphant
United Russia wins a low-turnout City Duma vote, but only a mayoral election will bring Muscovites out in force
News
Poems, politics and ponies on Putin’s birthday
Andy Potts and Anna Arutunyan
It’s business as usual as the premier marks his birthday with a literary lunch, an ironic ode and a paean of praise from Ramzan Kadyrov
News
Troubled towns face axe
Anna Arutunyan
The government is scrambling to come up with a massive bailout plan for Russia's 400 single-industry towns, or monogorods, while officials do not rule out the forced uprooting of whole towns to other parts of the country.
Business
Putin plots AvtoVAZ rescue
Ayano Hodouchi
Renault is told to increase its investment in the ailing carmaker or see its stake cut
Business
It’s good to talk
Andy Potts
Peace breaks out between telecoms firms Alfa and Telenor
Business
Reading revolution
Ed Bentley
The Kindle will bring English-language e-books to Russia for the first time
Columnists
Be a sport, save our franchise
Mark H. Teeter
Mikhail Prokhorov buying the New Jersey Nets may bring Russia and America closer together
Sports
The long route to South Africa
Andy Potts
Defeat at home to Germany means Russia face a World Cup play-off
Real Estate
Incinerators put on the backburner
Nathan Toohey
City Hall bows to public pressure and cancels plans to incinerate waste
Business
Sing when you’re winning
Ed Bentley
Although Russia's football team tasted bitter defeat in its World Cup qualifier against Germany, Russian markets are looking increasingly like world champions as a rally swept them to a 12-month high.
Business
Was Robert Fisk right?
Ed Bentley
Moscow-based experts express scepticism about the Independent correspondent’s report that oil could be priced in a basket of currencies
Sports
Marat’s Moscow farewell
Andy Potts
Double Grand Slam champ calls time on his career at the Kremlin Cup
Sports
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October 13 – 19
Real Estate
Spartak stadiums multiply
Nathan Toohey
New facility opens with another in the works
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