Saratov, Russia News

'The most important thing is that those principles exist, and no one denies parties' willingness to view all issues in that spirit and settle the conflict in accordance with basic principles,' Medvedev said.

Bloomberg IKEA, the world's biggest home-furnishings retailer, will halt future investment plans in Russia until "key issues" affecting operations are resolved, the company's Russia chief said Tuesday.

The Amadeus Orchestra is coming to Wells Cathedral for a concert on Wednesday, July 22.

While debate rages in the United States over waterboarding and 'enhanced interrogation' methods, Russians are taking a new look at harsh police tactics.

The International Center for German-Russian studies at Colorado State University will host Russian Provincial officials and Saratov State University academicians for its inaugural conference, "German-Russian History and Culture: From Russia to the American Plains" at Colorado State University later this month.

Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan, the former Soviet Union's largest grain producers, will establish a grain pool to be more competitive on the world market, the countries' agriculture ministers said Sunday at the World Grain Forum.

While all eyes have been focused on St Petersburg as it celebrates its 300th anniversary, plans have been under way to improve the lives of long-suffering travellers to Russia's capital.

Great bustard chicks have hatched for the first time in Britain in almost two centuries.

News Of the 300 workers employed at a gear-cutting machine plant in the Saratov region, only 17 are working exclusively in the jobs they were hired to do.

Superb Russian actor little known in the west but revered in his native country Less than a week ago, the actor Oleg Yankovsky was being highly praised for his dignified and spiritual performance of the Metropolitan Philip, the only adversary of Ivan the Terrible, in the film Tsar, directed by Pavel Lungin, showing in the Un Certain Regard section ...

The reason they write is Vladimir Kuzmin, the man behind the Polivoks synthesizer, an instrument with a design based on Soviet military radio that was once one of the least coolest in Soviet times but is now one of the hippest amongst Western bands.

Spain will extradite two people to Russia, who were wanted by the Interpol, Russia's national Interpol bureau told Itar-Tass. "Today, on May 14, a joint convoy of Interpol agents and personnel of the Federal Penitentiary Service will bring to Moscow two Russians, wanted by Russian police for various crimes," the national Interpol bureau said.

It will promote multilateral cooperation in the spheres of trade, economy, energy, as well as moderation of visa regime.

This week, the country's newspapers have been obsessing over the 1970s spy series "17 Moments of Spring," which the clever people at Rossia television have carefully changed from the original black-and-white film to color.

Rulings by regional courts are leading to nationwide bans on seemingly innocuous religious literature.

Emergency service officials in Saratov, Russia's Volga Region, attended the death of a three-year-old boy who was accidently run over by a car driven by a six-year-old, a rescue spokesman said on Tuesday.

STATUS REPORT Date Released: Sunday, April 12, 2009 Source: NASA HQ - Comments All ISS systems continue to function nominally, except those noted previously or below.

PrimeGen Energy Corporation today announced that PrimeGen Seneko, LLC, its wholly-owned subsidiary, has finalized a purchase agreement with Seneko Holdings Ltd.

From : Sebouh Z Tashjian Date : Tue, 31 Mar 2009 17:26:50 +0500 POLICE OFFERS ACCUSED OF ARMENIAN CITIZEN MURDER TO STAND TRIAL PanARMENIAN.Net 31.03.2009 11:51 GMT+04:00 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ The investigation into the murder of Armenian citizen Armen Gasparyan has been completed in Saratov, Russia.

The case was transferred to the prosecutor's office last week. All three are incriminated a murder committed with extreme atrocity and abuse of authority.