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The security of the United States continues to be tied to decisions in Moscow, as evidenced by President Obama's touting of the pending strategic arms-control agreement with Russia in his State of the Union address. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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MOSCOW -(Dow Jones)- Fiat SpA (F.MI) and Russian auto maker Sollers (SVAV.RS) are forming a joint venture to produce Fiat cars in Russia, ahead of Vladimir Putin's visit Thursday to Sollers' plant, the prime minister's spokesman said Tuesday. Full Article at FOX Business
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Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting, dedicated to the control of foreign investments in the Russian Federation, in Moscow February 3, 2010. Putin's party on Wednesday threatened to sack Russia's top senator for publicly criticising the... View Photo »
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Let me emphasise that we will closely watch the situation in each region, and the transition to a new format will be considered one of the vital efficiency indicators for regional and municipal authorities
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Oligarch Boris Berezovsky has told the High Court it was "outrageous" to claim he was behind the murder of former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko. Full Article at BBC News
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Moscow: Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin today had a telephonic conversation with his Indian counterpart Manmohan Singh and discussed with him the agenda for his forthcoming India visit. Full Article at DNA India
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THE apparent victory of Russia's preferred candidate in the Ukrainian presidential race may be a relief to Vladimir Putin, who has long sought to discredit his neighbour's raucous democracy and its drift to the West. Full Article at The Age
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Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin enters a hall to attend a meeting, dedicated to the control of foreign investments in the Russian Federation, in Moscow February 3, 2010. Putin's party on Wednesday threatened to sack Russia's top senator for publicly... View Photo »
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In his speech at the summit, the (Russian) head of government (Vladimir Putin) is expected to put the accent on measures, which Russia has already taken to protect the unique ecological system of the Baltic Sea, and on ecological aspects of the Nord Stream construction
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With just over 2% of votes still to be counted, Ukraine’s pantomime villain, Viktor Yanukovych, is coasting for victory in the country’s presidential election. Full Article at Spectator Magazine
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The conflict between Russia's ruling pro-Kremlin party United Russia and upper house speaker Sergei Mironov over the latter's disagreement with the prime minister ended peacefully when the sides signed an agreement. Full Article at RIA Novosti
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Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (L) greets Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Kirill as they meet in Moscow February 1, 2010. Russian Orthodox believers celebrate the 1st anniversary of Patriarch Kirill's enthronement. Picture taken February 1, 2010.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, right, chairs a meeting with officials in Pyatigorsk, southern Russia, some 1300 km (813 miles) south of Moscow, Saturday, Jan. 23, 2010. Putin on Saturday ordered officials in the North Caucasus to ensure what he called the "normal work" of human rights...
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FILE - In this Jan. 13, 2009 file photo, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, right, and gas monopoly Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller, left, seen during a visit to Gazprom's main control room in Moscow, Russia. Russia's oil-dependent economy is getting back on track after its biggest downturn...
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MOSCOW, RUSSIA - JANUARY 22: Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (L) and President Dmitry Medvedev take part in a State Council session discussing political system issues at the Kremlin on January 22, 2010 in Moscow, Russia. Leaders of all Russia's registered parties gathered to discuss...
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MOSCOW, RUSSIA - JANUARY 22: New Russian Deputy Prime Minister and Plenipotentiary Envoy of the President to the Caucasus federal district (L-R) Alexander Khloponin, Deputy Prime Minister Sergey Sobyanin and Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin takes part in a State Council session discussing...
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Let me emphasise that we will closely watch the situation in each region, and the transition to a new format will be considered one of the vital efficiency indicators for regional and municipal authorities
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In his speech at the summit, the (Russian) head of government (Vladimir Putin) is expected to put the accent on measures, which Russia has already taken to protect the unique ecological system of the Baltic Sea, and on ecological aspects of the Nord Stream construction
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You cannot turn into promisers, who make promises only to ... get into power and then spend their time solving their own personal problems
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We disagree with anti-crisis measures which Vladimir Putin introduced, this is why we proposed our anti-crisis plan
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You can't promise everything to everyone at once
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Our party supports everything related to foreign and some internal policies; however, we absolutely disagree with the budget plan introduced by Vladimir Putin
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It's evident and right that citizens make complaints
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That period created all the preconditions for dictatorship. And only the policies of Vladimir Putin, by some miracle, allowed us to escape it.
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It’s up to you. An equal split never works.
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The role of Vladimir Putin will be what he sees for himself
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Good. The decision is taken. I agree with your proposal. You can start working
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The Russian Olympic committee very much wants to see bandy at Sochi, and they have the support of Vladimir Putin
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Yesterday (Friday), a contract worth 1.3 billion euros (1.8 billion dollars) was signed. It does not only involve firearms
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If Yumasheva becomes a candidate for the presidency in 2012, the people behind her could be elite groups who do not want Vladimir Putin to return and do not believe that Dmitry Medvedev can stop him
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And it’s not only small arms
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin… has given a well-connected tycoon’s paper mill the go-ahead to resume dumping waste [in Lake Baikal], reversing what had been a landmark victory for environmentalists.
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Only yesterday we signed a contract worth €1.3bn. And it's not only small arms
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Tymoshenko reminds me more and more of Vladimir Putin
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not only for small arms and light weapons.
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Recently, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin [ Images ] went to China. They signed a contract worth around $5 billion. After a few days, China blamed Russia saying it was a 'fair weather friend'
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A total of 1.3 billion euros worth of contracts were signed yesterday. And these are not only firearms
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Chairman Bernanke may wonder if he really wants to be honored by an organization that has previously named people like Joseph Stalin twice, Yasser Arafat, Adolf Hitler, the Ayatollah Khomeini, Vladimir Putin, Richard Nixon twice, as their person of the year
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Only yesterday we signed a contract worth 1.3 billion euros
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Why not use this against Vladimir Putin over Russia's role in Chechnya? There is no end to it
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The first Russian fifth-generation fighters will be put into service with the Air Force in 2013, and large-scale procurements will start in 2015
