| January 2012 |
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Russian flagship airline Aeroflot has rejected extortion accusations of U.S. Riviera Travel & Tours and is preparing to file a countersuit for slander and defamation, Aeroflot said on Thursday.
The New York court's rejection of an appeal by Russian citizen Viktor Bout, convicted last year of arms dealing, raises questions about the independence and impartiality of the judicial system of the United States, Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said on Thursday.
A New York court has rejected an appeal from Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout against his conviction on arms trafficking charges and set his sentencing for March 12.
A Polish court ruled on Wednesday to extradite to Russia former Moscow region deputy prosecutor Alexander Ignatenko over his alleged involvement in a multi-million dollar gambling operation.
Taking corruption to uncharted heights, a military official in central Russia has sold an airfield for a bribe.
Investigators have solved the murder of Idris Faizullin, a businessman and retired plane designer who worked on the Su-27 fighter jet.
A bill toughening penalties for pedophiles, including life sentences and chemical castration, passed the third and final reading in the State Duma on Tuesday.
A 19-year-old resident of Ingushetia linked to the deadly explosion in Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport was jailed for nine years for his ties to terrorists.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to return assets, including a reported 1.5 tons of gold, to a businesswoman cleared in a smuggling case.
Eight Turkish nationals charged in the deaths of five Russian tourists poisoned with bootleg whiskey may be sentenced to life if convicted, Turkey’s Turizm Guncel portal said.
A skinhead from Irkutsk was convicted of the murder of two foreigners and sentenced to 13 years in prison, the Russian Investigation Committee said on its website.
A would-be female suicide bomber from downtown Moscow was detained in the Chechen capital Grozny, a law enforcement source said on Saturday.
Police in the Siberian Republic of Khakassia have uncovered a drug lab just one story up in the same building as the republic’s Supreme Court, the Siberian News Agency said on Friday.
The violence that left 74 people dead at a stadium in Egypt rests “on the conscience” of the match organizers, Russia's former FIFA vice-president Vyacheslav Koloskov said Thursday.
Naples police on Wednesday arrested 32 people on charges of defrauding the State for falsely claiming disability benefits, the ANSA news agency reported.
Two police officers who ran a protection racket in the southern Stavropol region were fined one million rubles for extorting a bribe of 7,000 rubles ($230).
Russia has signed a global convention to criminalize paying bribes abroad, a problem than anti-corruption analysts said gave Russian business an unfair global competitive advantage.
A 20-year-old Kamchatka man has been sentenced to 10 months in prison for posting pornographic videos of his lover on the internet, Kamchatka’s official prosecutor web site reports.
Police in the southern Chilean city of Cochrane arrested a man who attempted to steal over five tons of ice from the Jorge Montt Glacier, 1,700 kilometers south of the capital Santiago, El Mercurio daily reported on Wednesday.



