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Moscow's Tverskoy district court ruled against former Menatep head Platon Lebedev's compensation claim against the Finance Ministry for compensation for his illegal detention between May and August 2010.
Two young men were arrested in southern Moscow for transporting a dead body in the unlocked trunk of their Audi sedan, city police said on Wednesday.
The long-awaited trial of the former Bosnian Serb army chief Ratko Mladic opens on Wednesday at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in The Hague
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A mastermind of the May 3 deadly terrorist attack in Dagestan’s capital city of Makhachkala was killed in a special police operation early on Wednesday
Police from the Kazakhstan city of Kostanai are searching for two young women who walked naked around the city’s streets, the Newsru.com web portal said on Tuesday.
Police in Makhachkala, Dagestan, placed a district of the city under a special counter-terrorist regime on Tuesday during a search for the mastermind of a twin bomb attack on May 3, a police spokesman in the north Caucasus republic said.
While investigating the murder of prominent Chechen poet Ruslan Akhtakhanov, Moscow detectives came to the conclusion that he was killed by accident, the killer mistook the writer for his neighbor and fellow businessman Shamil Khan Besaev, Izvestia newspaper reported on Tuesday.
An employee at a Russian defense firm in the Urals region has been accused of passing secrets on the Bulava intercontinental missile to a foreign intelligence service, the Kommersant daily reported on Monday.
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Investigators are looking into another instance of police abuse in Russia’s Volga Republic of Tatarstan, the Investigative Committee said on Monday.
Forty-nine dismembered bodies placed in plastic bags were found on a motorway near Monterrey in northern Mexico, prosecutors in the Nuevo Leon state said.
Swiss prosecutors have frozen the local bank accounts of Bank of Moscow's former head Andrei Borodin and his former deputy Dmitry Akulinin, a source familiar with the situation said on Saturday.
A post-holiday bus argument between two women in southern Moscow ended in one of them stabbed to death by a kebab skewer, police said on Saturday.
Three police officers in western Siberia received suspended sentences for detaining an innocent passer-by and delivering a brutal beating that left him with bruises and broken ribs, local investigators said on Friday.
A native of North Ossetia was detained in the Moscow region for beating up a traffic policeman who reprimanded his girlfriend for riding a motorcycle without a helmet, police said on Friday.
Claims of bribery in the Italian media involving Italian energy giant Eni and its participation in Kazakhstan’s oil-rich Kashagan field, stem from "an internal fight between the project's participants," Kazakhstan Oil and Gas Ministry Executive Secretary Kanatbek Safinov, said on Friday.
A man in central Russia’s Perm region faces up to 15 years in jail after murdering a recently released convict who had raped him ten years previously, officials said on Friday.
The U.S. penitentiary authority has ordered transferring convicted Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout from his Brooklyn jail to a super maximum security prison in Colorado, defense lawyer Andrei Garkusha told RIA Novosti on Friday.
A Milan court may ban Italy's energy giant Eni from operating in Kazakhstan where the firm is developing the oil-rich Kashagan field, over allegations the company gave bribes to Timur Kulibayev, son-in-law of Kazakhstan's President Nazarbayev, Italy's Corriere della Sera newspaper reported on Thursday.