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Russia’s Anti-Putin Protesters Bring Occupy to Moscow
18:52 11/05/2012 MOSCOW, May 11 (Marc Bennetts, RIA Novosti)
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Putin Purging Elites Through Medvedev – Pundits
18:31 04/05/2012
The recent sacking rampage by outgoing President Dmitry Medvedev was orchestrated by his successor Vladimir Putin, who is weeding out second-tier elites ahead of his third presidency, analysts said.
1Dmitry Medvedev: End of a Presidency
16:59 04/05/2012
From the moment of his inauguration in a glistening ceremony at the State Kremlin Palace in May 2008, the odds were always going to be stacked against Dmitry Medvedev and his attempt to leave his mark on a presidency that his critics saw as little more than a political convenience.1Russia’s Civil Society 'Beats Authorities' in Tackling Corruption
22:03 02/05/2012Afghan Worries & Localized Jihad: Life After Bin Laden
20:08 02/05/2012Moscow Teen Suicide Just One of Many in Russia
19:02 27/04/2012Prokhorov Gathers Breath to Cut Kremlin Ties – Analysts
17:18 24/04/2012Feed Them and Beat Them: Homeless in Moscow
14:12 23/04/2012North Korea Puts On Its Best Face
21:58 20/04/2012
In the rare silences during North Korea’s April 15 military parade, after innumerable divisions, tanks and rocket launchers had passed by, another sound rang out across the vast square in central Pyongyang: the hacking coughs of North Korea’s top military officers.2The Holocaust is About Today and Tomorrow
14:22 19/04/2012
April 19, Holocaust Remembrance Day, falls on the anniversary of the heroic Warsaw Ghetto uprising in 1943, when an armored brigade of Nazi SS that was herding its population to death camps paid a heavy price in blood for weeks at the hands of Jewish fighters armed with Molotov cocktails.1Public Television in Russia May End Up Satisfying No One
20:02 18/04/2012
President Dmitry Medvedev’s call for a new public television platform last December conjured visions of a Russian BBC for the country’s liberals. Yet worries are now growing that the president’s control over the new television station could prevent it from broadcasting opinions critical of the government.1Stars Speak of God as Orthodox Church Prepares to Defend Faith
18:51 18/04/2012
With Russia’s powerful Orthodox Church facing a wave of criticism from what it has called supporters of “radical liberal values,” a Christian publisher presented on Wednesday a book on the religious beliefs of stars of show business and film.2Exiled Thai Prime Minister Hopes for Social Reconciliation
20:24 17/04/2012Taliban Attacks a Message for Peace Talks – Analysts
19:02 16/04/2012North Korea’s Kim Jong-Un Looks to Cement His Position in Day of Celebration
19:49 15/04/2012No Clean Needles for Russian Addicts – Drug Official
19:32 13/04/2012A Missile and a PR Campaign Disappear in Pyongyang
18:42 13/04/2012Russian Engineers: Did the Titanic Have a Chance?
18:50 11/04/2012Astrakhan Strike ‘2nd Chance’ for Opposition - Analysts
19:24 10/04/2012
The Kremlin is keeping silent on a hunger strike over alleged electoral violations in Astrakhan, which is now in its fourth week, but this could allow the opposition to regroup and mount a new campaign in the provinces, political pundits said.1
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