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One dead, six hospitalized after bus collision in Volgograd region
"One killed, six hospitalized as a result of collision of two passenger buses in the Volgograd region," Press service Chief of the Southern regional center of the Ministry for Emergency Situations Oleg Grekov told Itar-Tass Wednesday.
"The prices differ depending on the customer's appearance, wallet and preferences."
It is already a week firs and pines are sold on Baghramyan Street, near the residence of the President of Armenia.
Christmas Tree Business In Armenian Authorities' Hands?
Date : Tue, 22 Dec 2009 09:57:30 +0400 CHRISTMAS TREE BUSINESS IN ARMENIAN AUTHORITIES' HANDS? news.am Dec 21 2009 Armenia Armenian citizens wishing to buy a Christmas tree this year will have to fork out U.S. $50 to $200. One of the central avenues in Yerevan has "hosted" Christmas tree sale outlets.
Georgia: Investigating the Legend of Beria's Secret Tunnel Network in Tbilisi
Popular reports claim that Beria, who was the Communist Party kingpin in the Caucasus during the early 1930s, built an underground labyrinth of tunnels stretching several city blocks between his residence , the headquarters of the Communist Party of Georgia , and the former Soviet Georgian secret police headquarters .
30 Dead As Mystery Flu Plague Ravages Saratov, Russia
Posted By Revelation1412 1 hour, 55 minutes ago in News Der Spiegel is reporting that 30 deaths being blamed on the H1N1 swine flu have created panic among the citizens of Saratov, Russia.
Russia: Blogger Arrested For Pneumonic Plague Rumors
Breaking News , Freedom of Speech , Cyber-Activism , Disaster , Human Rights Languages: Russian , English Full Category List Excerpt Ivan Peregorodiev, a 22-year-old medical student and blogger, has been arrested on December 3 for spreading rumors about pneumonic plague in the city of Saratov.
The Final Solution to Rising Crime
Despite the country's promise to ban it, Russians are increasingly in favor of the death penalty.
Russians mark family holiday - Mother's Day
Russians mark these off-days another women's holiday which has become traditional - Mother's Day.
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Russia continues to modernize its nuclear triad
Russia's Strategic Missile Forces , the land-based component of the nuclear triad, will put on combat duty a second regiment equipped with Topol-M mobile missile systems by the end of 2009.
Connell: Volga Germans prospered locally
At age 100, Dorothy Albert still enjoys sharing tales of her childhood in the Germantown section of Port Huron.
Little Girl Bites Her Baby-Sister to Death While Parents Sleep
The police of Russia's Saratov region are investigating a bizarre death of a newborn girl.
Theater Plus: Lee Breuer "Comes Home" to Moscow with "Dollhouse"
Lee Breuer's "Mabou Mines Dollhouse" is an often bracing, often hilarious and always eclectic and hectic show that turns Henrik Ibsen's "A Doll House" on its end.
Physics in Medicine and Biology lates...
Controling the scattering of Intralipid by using optical clearing agents
Optical clearing agents with high refractive indices and hyperosmolarity can enhance the penetration of light in tissues by reducing scattering in tissues.
Saratov to open new 13-km Volga bridge
The second line of the new bridge across the Volga River will be inaugurated on Friday to decrease the way from Europe to Asia by 500 kilometers.
Russia's disabled suffer neglect and abuse
The BBC has obtained shocking evidence of the abuse and prejudice which campaigners say is widespread against the estimated 13 million people with disabilities in Russia.
Lada, the iconic Soviet car with the terrible reputation, has been pushed to the brink by the economic crisis.
CPJ makes headway in cases in Russia, Georgia
Earlier this month, a CPJ delegation met with Russian and European officials, who promised to revisit 17 journalist murders in Russia since 2000.
York key destination for Russian immigrants
Svetlana Roufanova speaks with new immigrants Ana Genkin, Grigori Genkin, Anatoli Chternberg, Raisa Iosafov and Ester Temkin at Richmond Hill United Church.
Seven killed in Volga area car crash
Seven people were killed and one injured on Friday in a car crash on the border between the Samara and Saratov regions in the Volga area, a local medic said.
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