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December, 2007

  • 2 December

    Russia goes to the polls

    BARNAUL, Russia (Reuters) – Russians voted on Sunday in a parliamentary election widely viewed as a referendum on President Vladimir Putin and overshadowed by opposition accusations that pro-Kremlin forces enjoy an unfair advantage.

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  • 2 December

    Русские сепаратисты бойкотируют выборы

    По сообщениям СМИ, борцы за независимость оккупированной Россией Дальневосточной Республики призвали своих граждан к полному бойкоту  выборов в России, к которой ДВР не имеет совершенно никакого отношения.

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  • 2 December

    «Мы просим, чтобы мировые лидеры не поддерживали Путина»

    Чекисты дали понять дали понять Буковскому, что он «никто». В Питере 1 декабря в 1:30 ночи членами путинской банды «МВД» были схвачены члены группы сопровождения Буковского — юрист Петербургского гражданского комитета Григорий Соломинский  (starij_abramych) и Михаил Войтенков (mike2304).

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  • 2 December

    Большой Террор в России начнется с отстрела силовиков

    Первой жертвой репрессий со стороны нынешнего кремлевского режима может стать часть силовой бюрократии, которая является опорой нынешней путинской власти. Об этом на пресс-конференции заявил экс-советник Путина по экономическим вопросам Андрей Илларионов.

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  • 2 December

    The Media Mirror: what’s in today’s Russian newspapers?

    Vladimir Putin’s future is featured in IZVESTIA’s collection of opinion pieces. Russia says a sweet and tasty “no” to meddling in its affairs and are the enemies we have the enemies we deserve? These topics are addressed by Russian newspapers.

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  • 2 December

    New ‘Orange’ coalition grips power in Ukraine

    A so-called “Orange” coalition has been formed in Ukraine and plans to announce candidates for Parliamentary Speaker and Prime Minister. The coliation is made up of supporters of Yulia Timoshenko and the Our Ukraine People’s Self-Defence Bloc.

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  • 2 December

    Opposition leader released after 5-day sentence

    One of Russia’s radical opposition leaders, Garry Kasparov, has been released from jail in Moscow on Thursday after serving a 5-day sentence.

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  • 2 December

    Georgian rebel minister jailed in Germany

    A Berlin court has ruled Thursday to put Georgia’s former Defence Minister Irakly Orkuahsvili on a two-month pre-trial imprisonment. The opposition leader was detained in Berlin on Tuesday following a request from Georgia.

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  • 2 December

    Putin ratifies arms treaty suspension

    Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has officially suspended the Conventional Forces in Europe (CFE) treaty. The decision was previously agreed by the Russian State Duma in November.

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  • 2 December

    Future Russia-EU deal falters

    The Partnership Cooperation Agreement between Russia and the European Union has expired. It was signed ten years ago and will automatically be extended, but Russia says there is a need for a new long-term deal.

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