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(Nov. 13, 14): The Marlies continue their six-game road trip with back-to-back games against the Manitoba Moose, AHL affiliate of the Vancouver Canucks, at the MTS Centre on Friday and Saturday night with both games set for 8:30 p.m. (ET) The two... Full Article at Our Sports Central
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: Russias central bank will probably cut its key interest rate a further half a point this year to a record low as the regulator tries to goad banks to lend more and to stem ruble gains that threaten an export recovery. Full Article at Expressindia.com
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Warheads are no small part of America's nuclear power industry. Full Article at Popular Science
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RESTON, Va. Full Article at Freshnews.com
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A comical blunder by a fuddled, senior East German official on 9 November, 1989, led to the opening of gates on the hated Berlin Wall. In a matter of hours, Communist East Germany collapsed and the once mighty Soviet Empire began to crumble. Full Article at Huffington Post
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followthemedia.com - a knowledge base for media professionals The Federal German Republic government began working through a series of changes to its media laws two years before the Berlin Wall fell. Full Article at Follow the Media
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Major Alexei Dymovsky was fired after he posted two video clips on YouTube in which he appealed to Putin to rein in senior officers who he accused of pressuring subordinates to charge innocent people to meet statistical targets. Full Article at International Business Times
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A Russian provincial police officer who became an internet sensation after he posted videos alleging corruption on Tuesday said his "suicidal" move was motivated by a grievance against all police bosses. Full Article at The Age
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MOSCOW: What’s powering home appliances in the United States? For about 10% of electricity in the United States, it’s fuel from dismantled nuclear bombs, including Russian ones. Full Article at Times of India
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As the US Marines train Georgian troops for service in Afghanistan, questions remain about whether or not the US coaching is helping the Georgian army to tackle defense challenges closer to home. Full Article at EurasiaNet
