Eastern Europe

Watchdog demands Russia investigate journalist attack

Russia is ranked one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists and cases involving violence against them are rarely solved. …
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Russia posts some Katyn documents on Internet

Poland has been calling for full access to the archives in a case that looms large in Polish history and has soured relations between the two …
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Publication of Rosarkhiv head: Katyn files sign of Russia’s absolute openness

"The Russian side is demonstrating absolute openness as it is telling the story of what happened to Polish POWs in Katyn and in other places across …
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Dunkin Donuts returns to Russia after 1999 retreat

Dunkin’ Donuts closed its two Russian shops in 1999 due to flagging sales. The U.S.-based chain operates more than 15,000 Dunkin Donuts and …
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Russia’s state archives chief: Secret documents on Katyn published in Russia

"These documents have been posted on Rosarkhiv’s website at President Dmitry Medvedev’s order," Rosarkhiv chief Andrei Artizov told the media. Nearly …
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Federation Council ratifies Russian-Ukrainian Black Sea Fleet agreement

The State Duma and the Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada ratified the agreement on Tuesday. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Ukrainian President Viktor …
Interfax-Ukraine

Notorious Russian criminal boss released after deportation from Ukraine

"The criminal boss flew from Kyiv’s Boryspil Airport to Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport, officers of the criminal investigation department of the …
Interfax-Ukraine

News.AZ: Yanukovych avoids recognizing Georgia’s breakaway regions

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RIA Novosti: Russia shows customs union documents to U.S.

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Business Week: Ousted Kyrgyz president charged with mass killing

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The Epoch Times: Norway and Russia end decades old border conflict

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RIA Novosti: PACE to discuss Russia-Georgia relations, Holodomor

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Bloomberg: Gazprom, Eni to sell equal South Stream stakes

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Russia considers new powers for KGB successor

The legislation would allow Federal Security Service officers to summon individuals for informal talks and issue written warnings about "inadmissible" …
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Norway, Russia agree on new Barents Sea border

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg said only technical details remain to be worked out before a deal can …
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Obama, Brown will not come to Moscow on Victory Day

"U.S. President Barack Obama will not come to Moscow, and the British prime minister will not come either because of elections," Kozhin, who leads an …
Interfax-Ukraine

Ombudsman warns Russia could end foreign adoptions

Moscow is pushing for an adoption treaty with Washington after an American woman sent her 7-year-old adopted son back to Russia alone on a plane …
Reuters

Norway, Russia agree on Barents Sea border

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg said only technical details remained to be worked out before a deal …
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