Heydar Aliyev, preferred Armenian cognac to Azerbaijani oneRussian President Vladimir Putin presented to British Prime Minister David Cameron a souvenir: Armenian cognac of 42 years of aging. At the same time, the Russian president noted that Joseph Stalin gave Winston Churchill a similar cognac in 1945 at ... Panorama.am, 1 week ago |
Russia bracing for worst as economy turns weakRussia is now in a hard, even dangerous, place. A series of shocks are coming, and it is not well placed to weather them. It has, to be sure, little debt: Vladimir Putin's administration is proud that the state has borrowed little and has built up a ... Khaleej Times, 1 week ago
DEATH OF RUSSIA. Reuters: Series of shocks coming to Russia
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Russia's reckoning
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Column: Russia's reckoning
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Putin will build KGBism without architectAccording to Financial Times, in an article entitled "Putin's 'architect' quits Russia's government", with the resignation of Putin's first deputy prime minister, chief of the government Surkov, the Kremlin has lost the architect of the present ... Kavkaz-Center, 1 week ago
Architect of Russia's political system resigns following Putin reprimand
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Russian deputy prime minister Vladislav Surkov resigns following Putin reprimand
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Why do authoritarian leaders give such long speeches?On Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin sat for his nearly annual televised live-call-in show -- which, this year, went on for nearly five hours. In addition to tackling some weightier questions about the Russian economy and the country's ... Foreign Policy Magazine, 3 weeks ago
Putin Says Nyet, I'm Not A New Stal
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Vladimir Putin holds his eleventh on-line question-answer session on TV
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Putin denies elements of Stalinism, urges discipline
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Putin Fields Questions in Nationwide Call-In Show (Blog)Kremlin Press Service The call-in show, which has been held since 2001, is one of Putin's favorite ways of communicating with the nation. 16:39: The show is ending on a series of more lighthearted questions. Sittel asked Putin whether he is happy. Moscow Times, 3 weeks ago
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Three State Duma factions asked President Vladimir Putin to dismiss the Education MinisterMOSCOW, April 23 (Itar-Tass) Clouds are looming over the future of Education and Science Minister Dmitry Livanov. Three parliamentary factions, except for United Russia, have signed a message addressed to President Vladimir Putin demanding his ... Itar Tass, 4 weeks ago
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TV Boss Interview Sparks UproarA controversial interview with Konstantin Ernst, general director of state-owned Channel One, has caused a scandal in social networks and the media, raising questions of press freedom and journalist ethics. The interview was taken in 2008 by Yevgeny ... Moscow Times, 1 month ago
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Berezovsky at a session of Russia's Federation Council in June 2000.Berezovsky's Death, and Legacy, Scrutinized Berezovsky's exact role in the 1990s may never be clear. The St. Petersburg Times Mikhail Metzel / ap MOSCOW — British police released a statement late Monday saying that the cause of self-exiled tycoon ... St. Petersburg Times Russia, 1 month ago
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Berezovsky's Death Is Unlikely to Be Mourned in RussiaMOSCOW At the end of his extravagant, intrigue-filled and ultimately solitary life, , the post-Soviet robber baron who was the consummate Kremlin insider before he became a detested outcast, wondered if he would have been better off had he never ... New York Times, 1 month ago
Boris Berezovsky's Death Is Unlikely to Be Mourned in Russia
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BEREZOVSKYS DEATH, AND LEGACY, SCRUTINIZEDBerezovsky's Death, and Legacy, Scrutinized Berezovsky's exact role in the 1990s may never be clear. Mikhail Metzel / ap Berezovsky at a session of Russia's Federation Council in June 2000. MOSCOW — British police released a statement late Monday ... St. Petersburg Times Russia, 1 month ago
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