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Azerbaijani, Armenian FMs may sign document in upcoming meeting: Russian expert
'Statements by representatives of the Minsk Group on the outcome of the sixth round contain a reference to some significant progress in the negotiations.
Medvedev signs law on status of Moscow, St Pete universities
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has signed a law on the status of the Lomonosov Moscow State University and St.
Russia marks Day of Victims of Political Repressions
Friday, October 30, Russia marked the Day of Victims of Political Repressions. A public meeting against repressions and for defense of the victims of political persecutions was held in Moscow.
Our geologists are taught fossil fuel theory in our schools; our energy companies search for fossil fuels by divining where the dinosaurs lay down and died.
Mazepa: Architect of European Ukraine?
'Few perhaps know /That for him there is naught sacred... /That he scorns freedom, /That he knows no homeland,' wrote Pushkin about Mazepa in his poem Poltava.
Duma to gather for first plenary meeting of autumn session
The State Duma lower house of Russia' s parliament on Wednesday will open to the strains of the national anthem its autumn session.
Russia's Arctic Plays Concern Region
Of eight nations with rights to Arctic resources, Russia has been most aggressive in its claims.
United States, Canada to carry out joint Arctic expedition
The United States and Canada will begin in August a 42-day joint expedition to the Arctic to survey the continental shelf in the Arctic, the U.S. State Department has announced.
The Captain Lus, a Russian vessel that regularly delivers radioactove cargo to St.
Canada is - Arctic superpower': Cannon
Downplaying Russia's recent "jockeying" for position in the emerging polar oil rush, Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon has declared Canada an "Arctic superpower" that will be guided by science, international law and "world-leading Canadian technology" in securing its claim to resource riches in the North.
Canada pushes past North Pole in Arctic survey
Canada pushes past North Pole in Arctic survey JONATHAN HAYWARD Photographer Title: STF Caption: A coast guard helicopter does ice reconnaissance in Baffin Bay above the arctic circle for the Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker Louis S. St-Laurent Thursday, July 10, 2008.
U.S. analyst says NATO-Russia Council ideal for Arctic talks
A leading U.S. analyst has said the NATO-Russia Council is the perfect forum for talks on Arctic security.
Canada takes some bold steps in the Arctic
The beaver is starting to push back against the bear in the debate over who controls the top of the world.
Russian police arrest gay demonstrators ahead of songfest - Summary
Moscow police have arrested some 40 participants in a gay protest taking place in the city, ahead of the Eurovision song contest finals on Saturday.
In the summer of 2007, the Russian government sent two icebreakers to the North Pole on a mission that was supposed to be mainly scientific.
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