| May 2009 |
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Russian state uranium trader Techsnabexport said on Thursday it would sign several contracts on low-enriched uranium supplies with major U.S. energy companies before the end of the year.
Belarus has turned down a new loan tranche from Russia worth $500 million, insisting that it be denominated in dollars rather than Russian rubles, Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin said on Thursday.
Russia will not object to a new UN resolution on North Korea over the communist state's recent nuclear test, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Thursday.
Nissan will officially open a car factory in St. Petersburg on June 2, the Japanese car giant said 
Extremist groups in Russia including neo-Nazis are actively using the Internet to spread propaganda and recruit new members, contributing to the current rise in racist violence, a state prosecutor said.
Russia's second largest mobile phone operator VimpelCom announced on Thursday a net loss of 8.5 billion rubles ($271.5 million) in January-March against a profit of 14.59 billion rubles ($466 million) a year ago.
Standard & Poor's (S&P) has raised its long-term corporate credit and senior unsecured debt ratings on TNK-BP International Ltd. to BB+ from BB, with stable outlook, the international rating agency said on Thursday.
U.S. President Barack Obama face demanding and complicated games of political chess as he tries to advance Palestinian-Israeli peace talks, a senior Russian senator told RIA Novosti on Thursday.
Barcelona star Lionel Messi has been included in an Argentine squad for a match against Russia in Moscow on August 12, Russian football authorities said on Thursday.
The first Russian-made A-50 Mainstay AWACS aircraft developed on the basis of Il-76MD military transport plane officially entered service on Thursday with the Indian Air Force (IAF).
Russia's international reserves, which include foreign exchange and gold, have grown to $402 billion as of May 25, the Central Bank chief said on Thursday.
Thirty-five miners in southern Siberia went on strike on Thursday to demand the payment of some $657,000 in wage arrears, a local trade union head said.
Russia will increase oil export duty from the current $137.7 to $152.8 per metric ton from June 1, following trends on global oil markets, an official government newspaper said on Thursday.
Manchester United were lucky to only lose 2-0 to Barcelona in Wednesday's Champions League final in Rome, Tottenham Hotspur's Russian international striker said on Thursday.
Doctors believe that the girl who was 'raised' by dogs and cats in chilling squalor in the East Siberian city of Chita could soon adapt to a normal life, a psychiatrist said on Thursday.
X5 Retail Group, Russia's largest food retailer, posted on Thursday a net loss under International Financial Reporting Standards of $82.1 million in January-March against a net profit of $83.3 million a year ago.
Four militants, holed up in an apartment, were killed during a special operation in Nalchik, capital of Russia's southern republic of Kabardino-Balkaria, on Thursday, a police official said citing preliminary reports.
Russia's Irina Belenkaya, embroiled in a high-profile custody battle for her daughter with her estranged French husband, has been released from custody by prosecutors in France and can return to Russia until her trial.
Police in Nalchik, capital of Russia's southern republic of Kabardino-Balkaria are conducting an operation to try and flush out up to four militants, who have barricaded themselves inside an apartment, a police source said on Thursday.



