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Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said “there should be no problems” in renewing imports of Georgian goods, banned by Russia in 2006, two years before a war between the two countries.
A potentially explosive news conference with an alleged mistress was canceled and more details trickled out about the car accident that started all the trouble for Tiger Woods.
Published: Saturday, December 5, 2009 at 5:27 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, December 5, 2009 at 5:27 a.m. No. 1 Florida vs. No. 2 Alabama at Atlanta, 4 p.m.
BRUSSELS, Montenegro, Dec. 4 (UPI) -- NATO offered the former Yugoslav republic of Montenegro a formal plan to join the organization as a step toward full membership.
IOC president Jacques Rogge said on Tuesday he trusted Russia to provide all the necessary security arrangements for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi following a deadly train bombing at the weekend.
The first Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, considered by many as the most comprehensive arms control treaty in history, will expire tomorrow.
Experts plan to investigate whether a woman who died Tuesday was as old as her state identification and Russian passport claim — 122 years. If true, Shukhrat Aliyeva lived as long as the oldest person whose age was verified by official documents.
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(RTTNews) - The first Russia-NATO Council meeting after the five-day war in the Caucasus last year discussed Russia's proposal about a new treaty on European security that ensures foreign military assistance to a country under attack.
The United States and Russia missed their target to adopt a new arms-control treaty, though they pledged they would generally abide by the old one while they keep negotiating.
Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- NATO took another step toward expanding in southeastern Europe by putting Montenegro on the path to membership, while saying the time isn’t yet ripe for Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Russian companies may raise the most money selling shares next year since 2007 as they repair balance sheets and resume expansion after the deepest recession on record ends, Renaissance Capital President Ruben Aganbegyan said.
Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Russian companies may raise the most money selling shares next year since 2007 as they repair balance sheets and resume expansion after the deepest recession on record ends, Renaissance Capital President Ruben Aganbegyan said.
Russia is seeking to acquire more Israeli unmanned aerial vehicles under a $100 million deal that has more to do with bribing Moscow not to supply Iran with state-of-the-art air-defense missiles that could skewer any Israeli air assault than it has with dollars and cents.
Moscow officials have already chased away clouds on public holidays. Now they're considering cloud seeding to keep snow-removal costs down in the winter. Neighboring towns may get dumped on. In the snow-hushed woods on Moscow's northern edge, scientists are decades deep into research on bending the weather to their will. They've been at it since Soviet dictator Josef Stalin paused long enough in ...
Dueling film versions of last year's bloody conflict reprise old arguments and ensure that the war of words between the two nations continues
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