| Alberta Wins Cis Women's Title The University of Alberta Pandas Women's hockey team celebrate their win over the McGill University Martlets after the CIS 2010 Womenâ??s Hockey Championship gold medal game at St. Francis Xavier... | |
| Fake Tale Of Russian 'invasion' Enrages Georgian Opposition GEORGIA'S opposition has accused the government of being behind a fake prime-time news report that Russian tanks had entered the capital at the call of the opposition, causing widespread panic. For... |
| Heavy Medal Haul For Team Usa USA (inside lane) on their way to gold in the Men's 4 x 400m Relay DOHA, Qatar â?? Nine medals and two American records. Team USA brought the team medal count to 17 Sunday night to win the medal... |
| Hoax Russian Invasion Sparks Panic Outraged Georgians on Sunday slammed a local television channel that sparked panic by broadcasting a faked report announcing that Russia had launched an invasion and the country's president was dead.... |
| Bulgaria Gets Special Award At Moscow Tourism Expo Itm Bulgaria received a special prize at the fifth annual Intourmarket (ITM) expo in Moscow, Russia. The prize was awarded to Bulgaria by the organizers for its participation and support for the forum,... |
| Emerging Markets Rise On Commodities KUALA LUMPUR/LONDON DEVELOPING-NATION stocks climbed, sending the MSCI Emerging Markets Index to its fifth weekly gain, on rising commodities and increased speculation that Greece will get bailed out... |
| Russia For Night Alcohol Ban MOSCOW - RUSSIA'S top public health official called on Sunday for a ban on retail sales of alcohol after 9 pm as part of a Kremlin-led campaign to crack down on alcohol abuse, state-run news agency... |
| "gazprom Dobycha Noyabrsk" And Purovskiy District Signed The Agreement About Cooperation The ceremony of signing of the Agreement about cooperation in 2010 between the company 'Gazprom dobycha Noyabrsk' and the administration of Purovskiy district took place in the town Noyabrsk.... |
| The International Forum Igcf'10: Russian Gas Chemistry Needs Innovative Decisions The second International gas-chemical forum IGCF'10 is opened in Khanty-Mansiysk. Experts of gas-chemical processes, investors, legislators, manufacturers of equipment, design and construction... |
| Murray Makes It Through In Indian Wells INDIAN WELLS, California (AFP) Andy Murray, trying to improve on a runner-up finish last year, booked his third-round berth at the BNP Paribas Open Sunday with a 6-4, 6-4 victory over Italian Andreas... |
| Kremlin Ruling Party's Support Slides In Local Polls Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's United Russia scored most votes in the eight regions but in six of those its support fell by between nine and 24 percentage points compared to national elections in... |
| Russia Invasion Spoof Panics Georgians The spoof was broadcast on Imedi, one of Georgia's biggest TV channels, and most viewers missed a brief announcement at the start of the 30 minute broadcast explaining that the news bulletin was a... |
| Bloggers Battle Corruption In Russia AFP/File â?? Russian blogger Alexander Malyutin as he speaks in his office in Moscow in 2009. While the docile, state-dominated â?¦ MOSCOW (AFP) â?? It started with a golden bed and African... |
| Us And Russia Claim They Are On Brink Of Nuclear Deal More than three months late, Obama and Medvedev dive for the finish line in a bid to maintain momentum on disarmament Apologies if you have read this somewhere before many times, but Washington and... |
| Spoof Report Of Russian Attack Causes Panic In Georgia David Mdzinarishvili / Reuters Georgian opposition supporters using loudspeakers in central Tbilisi on Sunday to protest a fake news report aired on pro-government Imedi... |
| Sochi Olympic Workers Unpaid For Months Olimpstroi -funded construction site in Sochi have not been paid in months, with some complaining that they are going hungry after giving up their passports as collateral to get food at grocery... |
| Turnout High In Kremlin Election Test Ilya Naymushin / Reuters A woman leaving a voting booth during a district election Sunday in Verkhnyaya Biryusa, just south of Krasnoyarsk. Early official figures indicated a high turnout Sunday... |
| Putin Sells New Delhi 'plane-proof' Reactors Manish Swarup / AP Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh meeting with Prime Minister Vladimir Putin for talks in New Delhi on Friday. Prime... |
| Teen Smoking Called A 'national Catastrophe' Moscow's top doctor said Friday that smoking-related diseases were growing and warned that teenage smoking was leading to a "national catastrophe." Dr. Leonid Lazebnik painted a grim... |
| Aeroflot Passengers Stranded In New York Aeroflot passengers complained Sunday that they had to sleep on the floor and chairs at New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport after bad weather delayed their flight by more than 24 hours. An... |
| Kommersant To Open Fm Radio Station Kommersant FM radio starts broadcasting in the capital. The station will operate on the 93.6 frequency in an all-news format with a focus on business and financial information, spokeswoman Galina... |
| Russia Dominates On First Day Of Paralympics The Russian paralympic team won the most gold medals on the first day of competitions Saturday in Canada, in stark contrast with the recent disappointing results of the country's regular Olympians. ... |
| Surgut To Hang Onto Mol Stake Vladimir Bogdanov has said the company will hang on to its 21 percent stake in Hungarian oil and gas producer MOL, despite a shareholder rights dispute. “We are satisfied. The shares are... |
| Foreign Funds Take New Look At Russia With a rebounding economy, resurgent commodity prices and a strengthening currency, Russia is beginning to cast itself in a more favorable light to foreign funds, which rapidly decreased their Russia... |
| Rogozin Criticizes Nato Over Afghan Drugs Dmitry Rogozin , has sharply criticized the alliance's battle with drug trafficking in Afghanistan, saying it has led to a surge in heroin smuggling that is endangering Russia's national security. ... |
| Sochi Olympic Chief Slams 'unconstructive' Greens Dmitry Kozak accused environmentalists on Friday of taking an "unconstructive" position over preparations for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi. As the four-year countdown to the games... |
| Russia's New Military Doctrine Is Outdated, Nato Chief Says Peter Andrews / Reuters NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen speaking at a conference Friday in the Polish capital, Warsaw. NATO... |
| Eu Sees Less Gas Trouble Under Yanukovych Konstantin Chernichkin / Reuters Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych addressing ministers in the newly formed government in Kiev on Friday. BRUSSELS — New Ukrainian... |
| 35 Killed In Kazakh Flood Anatoly Ustinenko / Reuters An overturned vehicle lying in debris Saturday after a flood in Kyzyl-Agash, a village 400 kilometers north of Almaty. ALMATY, Kazakhstan — The death toll from a... |
| Obama, Medvedev Happy About Arms Pact Mikhail Klimentyev / RIA-Novosti / AP President Dmitry Medvedev working at the Gorki presidential residence outside Moscow on Wednesday night. ... |
| Russia Dismisses U.s. Human Rights Report The Foreign Ministry indignantly dismissed U.S. criticism of Russia's human rights record Friday, saying the United States was guilty of its own abuses from Afghanistan to "the streets of... |
| Fired Police Chief Gets City Hall Post Vladimir Pronin , who was fired by the Kremlin after a police officer went on a shooting rampage last year, has a new job as an aide to Deputy Mayor Vladimir Resin, who oversees the city's... |
| Novatek Profits Beat Expectations Novatek , the country's second-largest gas producer, reported a 13.7 percent year-on-year rise in its 2009 full-year net profits Friday, beating analysts' estimates on the back of rising output and... |
| Russian Exports Squeeze Fuel Oil Prices LONDON — European fuel oil, used mainly as shipping fuel, traded close to the lowest in more than eight months on Friday as Russia increases exports. Fuel oil in the Mediterranean traded at a... |
| Russia, India Consider Joint Moon Mission Vladimir Putin said Friday, touting the two countries' potential for cooperation on high-technology projects. "We need to identify priorities for our joint work in space," Putin said... |
| Phosagro Signs $1.5bln India Deal PhosAgro , Russia's largest producer of phosphate-based fertilizers, said Friday that it agreed on a $1.5 billion three-year supply deal with India to compete with North American producers. PhosAgro... |
| Putin Touts Defense Ties In India Visit Manish Swarup / AP Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh meeting with Prime Minister Vladimir Putin for talks in New Delhi on Friday. NEW DELHI — Indian Prime... |
| Opel Fears Gm's Russia Reorganization Opel workers demanded reassurances Friday that their European brand would not be disadvantaged at the expense of sister brand Chevrolet, after Opel lost responsibility for the Russian region to an... |
| Troika 'ready To Exit' 25% Stake In Avtovaz Ruben Vardanyan said in an interview. AvtoVAZ needs to increase the liquidity of its publicly traded shares to attract investors as it struggles to return to profitability, he said Thursday in... |
| Baby Woolly Mammoth Sets Out On U.s. Tour CHICAGO — Some 42,000 years after, scientists say, she fell into mud near a river and suffocated, an intact baby woolly mammoth from the Ice Age is to go on display for the first time in the... |
| Isinbayeva Loses, Lagat Wins At Indoor Worlds DOHA, Qatar -- Pole vault world-record holder Yelena Isinbayeva came up short at a second straight major meet, finishing out of the medals Sunday at a world indoor championships highlighted by Teddy... |
| Russia's Ruling Party Heads For Victory MOSCOWThe ruling United Russia party appeared headed for an expected victory in regional elections Sunday, according to partial results, although many disgruntled voters threw their support behind... |
| Georgia Outrage Over 'invasion' Report Outraged Georgians have slammed a local television channel that sparked panic by broadcasting a faked report announcing that Russia had launched an invasion and the country's president was dead. The... |
| Israel Decries Holocaust Desecration In Poland KRAKOW, Poland (Reuters) Israel's ambassador to Poland Sunday deplored the desecration of a Holocaust memorial in southern Poland and criticized world leaders who deny Israel's right to exist. 'This... |
| Lagat Leads Us Charge As Isinbayeva Bombs Kenyan-born American Bernard Lagat rolled back the years to win the men's world indoor 3000m crown on Sunday, six years after his last gold when he was running for the country of his birth. The... |
| 2,000 Rally Against Toxic Haze In Russian Town Russians traditionally shy away from public protests and rallies not backed by local authorities often struggle to attract more than a few dozen people. But 10,000 people took to the streets of the... |