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• December 22, 2011
  MOSCOW – The deathtoll from Sunday's oil rig accident off Russia's east coast has risen to 17 people. A spokeswoman for the Emergencies Ministry said rescue teams on Thursday recovered six bodies from the Sea of Okhotsk where the floating oil rig capsized and sank Sunday. Of the 67 men aboard, 14 were rescued from the icy water; 36 men are still mi […]
• December 21, 2011
  MOSCOW (Reuters) – In 2010, President Dmitry Medvedev said heroin was a threat to Russia's national security. This year, Russia pledged to finance programs to reduce the harm done by drug use, including an HIV crisis that is one of the most severe in the world. But even though the number of new HIV infections in Russia jumped 10 percent over 2011, healt […]
• December 21, 2011
  SANAA, Yemen – Nearly 200 people, among them 15 foreigners, have been killed in clashes over the past few weeks between an ultraconservative Islamist group and former Shiite rebels in northern Yemen, a military official and the leader of the Islamist faction said Wednesday. In Moscow, Russia's Foreign Minister said four Russian citizens were among those […]
• December 21, 2011
  MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia's presidential human rights council on Wednesday recommended to investigators that jailed ex-tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky's second sentence, which will keep him in prison until 2016, be reviewed. The recommendation is the strongest sign of support from the authorities since Khodorkovsky, once Russia's richest man and e […]
• December 21, 2011
  GROZNY, Russia (Reuters) – Dagmein Khaseinova beams with pride recalling the day her Chechen village, devastated a decade ago in a war launched by Vladimir Putin, gave the Russian ruler's party nearly 100 percent support in a parliamentary vote this month. Her little village of Mekhketi, she said, is even on the way to winning the cash prize she says au […]

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