| May 2009 |
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A session of the UN General Assembly Tuesday elected Russia to the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) for the second time and the United States for the first time. 
Somali pirates can be prosecuted under Russian laws, a Russian deputy general prosecutor said on Tuesday. 
Somali pirates can be prosecuted under Russian laws, a Russian deputy general prosecutor said on Tuesday. 
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin presented his book on judo and received an honorary doctorate from Tokyo University on Tuesday. 
Gazprom and a Greek gas company have agreed on setting up a consortium to build the South Stream gas pipeline section across Greece, a source close to the negotiations said on Tuesday. 
International Olympic Committee officials arrived in Sochi on Tuesday on a two-day visit to assess progress in preparations for the 2014 Winter Olympics, the Sochi 2014 Organizing Committee said. 
The United States has bought two Su-27 Flanker fighter jets to help train U.S. pilots to cope with the growing number of Russian 4th-generation aircraft sold around the globe, a U.S. online magazine said. 
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev will discuss territorial issues and a formal peace treaty between Moscow and Tokyo with the Japanese leader at the upcoming G8 summit in Italy, the Russian prime minister said on Tuesday.
The Russian government's foreign debt, including liabilities of the former Soviet Union, declined 2.7% in January-March 2009 to $39.5 billion, the Finance Ministry reported on Tuesday. 



