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Monday's agreement in Ankara between Turkey and four members of the European Union to construct the Nabucco pipeline for alternative fuel supplies to Europe has raised eyebrows in Russia. The project could force a rival Russian …
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New York Times
The remains of the motorcade of Yunus-Bek Yevkurov, the president of the Ingushetia region of Russia, after it was hit by a bomb on Monday.
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AFP
SOCHI, Russia (AFP) - Voters in the Russian city of Sochi, which will hold the 2014 Winter Olympics, on Sunday voted for a new mayor in an election being closely watched by the Kremlin and marked by opposition charges of foul play.
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ABC Online
By Moscow correspondent Scott Bevan Russian troops have fought against rebels in Chechnya, just a day after Moscow declared an end to an anti-terrorism operation in the troubled republic.
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BBC News
Nearly 50 people died in the south Russian region of Ingushetia in fighting with Islamist rebels between January and March, officials say.
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New York Times
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Reuters
By Denis Dyomkin MOSCOW, April 6 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Vladimir Putin defended his handling of Russia's worst economic crisis in a decade on Monday, telling lawmakers that a 3 trillion rouble ($90 billion) package of measures would ensure the …
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Reuters India
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Voice of America
By Peter Fedynsky Russian President Dmitri Medvedev this week announced a large-scale military rearmament program, which he says will require considerable resources despite difficulties associated with the current global economic crisis.
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United Press International
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