| October 2006 |
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Russia's lower house of parliament has submitted a bill giving the Russian president the right to use economic sanctions in international emergency situations, the bill's author said Friday. 
Capitalization of state-controlled oil company Rosneft [RTS, LSE: ROSN] increased by $12 billion, to $92 billion, following an initial public offering (IPO) in Moscow and London, Russia's president said Friday. 
The Russian defense minister said Friday he is not worried Iran could acquire weapons-grade uranium. 
"The Argentine side has handed over to us a specific list of military equipment it is interested in," Sergei Ivanov, who is also a deputy prime minister, said following a meeting with his Argentine counterpart. 
The Shell-led Sakhalin II hydrocarbon project in Russia's Far East could be suspended in some sections, Russia's natural resources minister said Friday.
The governor of the Russian Vologda Region, to the north of Moscow, refuted Friday rumors that the Spanish King killed a tame drunken bear during a visit to his region. 
The crew is not to blame for the sinking of a Russian cargo ship in the Sea of Japan, the head of the Federal Agency for Sea and Inland Water Transportation said Friday. 
Russia's defense minister said Friday he was skeptical about UN peacekeepers' ability to force members of the Lebanon-based Islamist movement Hizbollah to lay down their arms. 
The crew of the International Space Station has started opening the hatches of the Progress M-58 spaceship, Russia's Mission Control said Friday. 



