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Russia will only sign a formal peace treaty with Japan on terms that meet Moscow's interests, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday. 
The German embassy in Russia has denied a visa to a 16-year-old youth from Abkhazia who was to have undergone a complicated operation in a Munich clinic, Abkhazia's foreign minister said Wednesday. 
Both Russia and the United States are against applying pressure on North Korea as a means of settling the dispute surrounding the country's nuclear program, a Russian diplomat said on Wednesday. 
Geneva will host the next round of talks on Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization on May 25-29, Russia's top negotiator said on Wednesday. 
Ukraine's Constitutional Court has declared unlawful parliament's decision to set October 25 as the date for presidential polls in the former Soviet republic. 
The dismissal of the top U.S. general in Afghanistan earlier this week was not due to changes in Washington's policy in the country, a Russian military analyst said on Wednesday. 
Russia's Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos) and NASA have agreed on a new price for ferrying U.S. astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) after 2012, a Russian space official said on Wednesday. 
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has approved a national security strategy to last until 2020, the Kremlin said on Wednesday. 
Russia's newest frigate, the Yaroslav Mudry, has started state-commissioned sea trials in the Baltic Sea, a spokesman for the Yantar shipyard said on Wednesday. 
The World Health Organization said on Wednesday 33 countries have confirmed a total of 5,728 cases of swine flu, including 61 deaths. 
New sea trials of the Nerpa nuclear-powered submarine, which was damaged in a fatal accident during previous tests, will be conducted on June 15-20, Russia's Kommersant daily said on Wednesday. 
Sulim Yamadayev survived an attempt on his life and has sworn to take revenge on Chechnya's leader, a Russian daily said on Wednesday, citing the former Chechen military commander's brother. 
The Bushehr nuclear power plant in southern Iran poses no threat to neighboring Arab countries, a Saudi newspaper reported on Wednesday following an Arab delegation visit to the facility. 
Tottenham Hotspur forward Roman Pavlyuchenko has said he is not jealous of the immediate impact that his compatriot Andrei Arshavin has had on the English Premier League. 
Pope Benedict XVI expressed his support for "a sovereign Palestinian homeland" on Wednesday during his visit to the West Bank city of Bethlehem. 
A gas leak was discovered on Wednesday in western Moscow near the site of a recent pipeline explosion, the Russian emergencies ministry's press service said. 
The index of Russia's leading stock exchange, the RTS, climbed above the psychologically important level of 1,000 points in early trading on Wednesday. 
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin will pay a working visit to Mongolia on Wednesday to discuss cooperation in transport and agriculture, a deputy government chief of staff, Yury Ushakov, said. 
Russia's Alisa Kleybanova broke former world number one Venus Williams' serve seven times to send her packing from the Madrid Open in a thrilling second round match. 
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