| February 2010 |
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The U.S. is concerned by the detention of human rights activists, who gathered for an unsanctioned rally in downtown Moscow on Sunday, a spokesman for the Department of State said.
Undoubtedly Pennsylvania's Phil is the star every year the U.S. celebrates Groundhog Day, but he is not aware that he now has a co-star weather forecaster in Russia.
Front-runner in Ukraine's presidential election Viktor Yanukovych vowed to bring the country out of the economic crisis if he becomes the president.
Russia’s first legal casino since laws clamping down on gambling were introduced in 2009 dubbed Orakul (Oracle) opened on January 30 in the Azov City special gambling zone bordering the Krasnodar territory and Rostov Region. Orakul was launched seven months after casinos across the country were shut down under a law confining all gambling activity to four specially designated areas.
Officials from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) will conduct ceasefire monitoring on Tuesday along a disputed stretch of the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry said.



