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• Kremlin ally accused of falsifying election registration documents
• Russian protest leader Alexei Navalny is target of fake photo smear
• Photomontage of blogger Aleksei Navalny
• Russian toddler dies in sewer after pavement collapses
• Another Russian revolution? Not so fast | Natalia Antonova
• The designer skin he lives in: is it time to bury Lenin’s stage-managed show?
• Berezovsky v Terluk: all the hallmarks of a cold war thriller | Claire Gill and Lucy Middleton
• Bradford rockers Smokie play Kremlin gig
• Moldova’s stuck in search for unity
• Leopards from British zoos could boost wild population
• Parts of stricken Mars probe Phobos-Grunt may strike Earth
• Welcome to 2012

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• January 10, 2012
  MOSCOW – Some of the recent failures of Russian satellites may have been the result of sabotage by foreign forces, the nation's space chief said. Roscosmos chief Vladimir Popovkin stopped short of accusing any country of disabling Russian satellites, but in an interview published Tuesday in the daily Izvestia he said some Russian craft had suffered […]
• January 9, 2012
  MOSCOW – Leftist opposition leaders drew about 200 activists to a Moscow rally on Monday and reached out to blue-collar workers to try to expand the protest movement against Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. Left Front leader Sergei Udaltsov told the crowd on a snowy square that only by staying united can they hope to pose a serious challenge to Putin, […]
• January 9, 2012
  MOSCOW – A gas explosion and fire at a Moscow restaurant on Monday killed two people and injured at least 26, officials said. The explosion occurred at about 3:30 p.m. in the kitchen of an Italian restaurant called Il Pittore. The fire, believed to have been set off by the explosion, spread quickly through the brick building, which had two floors and an atti […]
• January 9, 2012
  MOSCOW – The doomsday scenario of Soviet nukes falling into the hands of rogue states or terrorists has, as far as is known, remained fiction, thanks to a massive U.S.-Russian effort to lock the weaponry up safely after the Soviet Union fell apart. The vast nuclear arsenal, scattered among several newly independent nations, was secured because Russian milita […]
• January 8, 2012
  MOSCOW – In a Dec. 28 story, The Associated Press reported that books distributed by the Scientology movement were among the texts that Russia had put on its Federal List of Extremist Materials, which bans them from distribution in the country. A Russian court ruled in June that certain Scientology texts were extremist and would be placed on the list, but th […]

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