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Main news of January 21

22:14 21/01/2008

Russia-EU cooperation pact talks to start later this year
22:13 21/01/2008
Poland's foreign minister said on Monday that negotiations on a new partnership deal between Russia and the European Union are likely to start during the first half of this year.
Israel moves to allow fuel into Gaza
22:09 21/01/2008
Israel has decided to ease its transport blockade on the Gaza Strip and allow fuel to enter the enclave for electricity generation, the Israeli Foreign Ministry said on Monday.
Russia's Kirilenko, Petrova out of Australian Open after day 8
21:18 21/01/2008
Two Russian women players were defeated in the fourth round of the 2008 Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne, Australia, on Monday.
Lufthansa denies report of emergency landing in Moscow
21:12 21/01/2008
Four Tallinn rioters receive suspended sentences
20:49 21/01/2008
Russian Railways wins $800 million Saudi project tender
20:20 21/01/2008
Russian Railways announced on Monday it had won an $800 million tender to build a 520-km (323-mile) rail line in Saudi Arabia.
What the Russian papers say
20:00 21/01/2008
Sex films sold in Algeria disguised as Islamic sermons
19:58 21/01/2008
Will Putin repeat Gorbachev's destiny?
19:56 21/01/2008

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Putin Sets Out Blueprint for Russian Business

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin set out his agenda for the future of Russian business on Thursday at a meeting with entrepreneurs, promising less regulation and taxes and asking business to help plan its future.

Greece Agrees to Fresh Austerity Measures

Greece Agrees to Fresh Austerity Measures

Greek political leaders have finally struck a deal on new austerity measures demanded by creditors to secure a 130-billion euro bailout to avoid default and keep the country afloat, local media reported on Thursday.

The State Duma will invite political parties that have no parliamentary representation to discuss reform of the country’s political system

Duma Calls in Unofficial Parties for Reform Debate Feb 28

The State Duma will invite political parties that have no parliamentary representation to discuss reform of the country’s political system on February 28, Oleg Morozov, deputy speaker of the lower house of parliament, said on Thursday.

Mikhail Gorbachev

Gorbachev May Join Protest Group

Ex-Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev is welcome to join but not head the grassroots protest group League of Voters, the organization’s founders said.

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