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Participants in the project to lay the Nord Stream natural gas pipeline under the Baltic Sea are ready to alter the route in line with Finland's environmental concerns, the Russian prime minister said on Wednesday.
An unidentified gunman was killed on Wednesday in a shootout between a militant group and police in Russia's North Caucasus republic of Chechnya, a law enforcement spokesman said.
Russia's prime minister warned on Wednesday that natural gas pumped via Ukraine to Europe could be cut off by early July if Ukraine fails to pay for its gas, and urged the EU to intervene.
A final decision on conflicting territorial claims on the Arctic seabed must be made by the United Nations, the Russian foreign minister said on Wednesday.
As Russia's second-largest city St. Petersburg readies itself for an international economic forum this weekend, the authorities have asked locals to put up with temporary inconveniences.
A new UN Security Council resolution on North Korea will include additional sanctions against the communist regime but will not introduce an economic embargo, Russia's UN envoy said on Wednesday.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov confirmed on Wednesday that a meeting of the Russia-NATO council at the level of foreign ministers will be held on June 27 on the Greek island of Corfu.
A UN-sponsored conference on the global financial crisis will be held on June 24-26, Russia's envoy to the United Nations said on Wednesday.
The Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) will conduct joint military exercises in August-September in Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus, the Belarusian defense minister said on Wednesday.
Russian uranium trader Tekhsnabexport and U.S. firm Exelon have signed a contract to supply enriched uranium covering 2014-2020, a spokesman for Russian nuclear holding Atomenergoprom said on Wednesday.
A two-car pile up left seven people dead and another seriously injured in West Siberia's Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area on Wednesday, a local emergencies spokesman said.
A policeman serving in an anti-narcotics unit was fatally injured by a bomb that exploded under his car on Wednesday morning in the south Russian republic of Ingushetia, the Interior Ministry said.
More than 40% of the Russian Defense Ministry budget is spent on the Navy, particularly on the development of strategic nuclear forces, a deputy prime minister said on Wednesday.
A Canadian church has given sanctuary to a former Russian KGB agent due to be deported on Wednesday, a local newspaper reported citing church pastor Richard Hergesheimer
Russia plans to deliver Kamaz trucks and Mi-8 helicopters this summer as part of humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, a Russian Emergency Situations Ministry official said on Wednesday.
A villager in the Sakhalin Region in Russia's Far East went on a shooting spree on Wednesday, killing five people before turning the gun on himself, local investigators said
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev will meet with the heads of 20 of the world's top energy companies at a business forum in St. Petersburg on June 5, a presidential economic aide said on Wednesday.
Russia's prime minister will visit Finland on Wednesday to push for Finland's approval for the Nord Stream pipeline to bring Russian natural gas to Europe under the Baltic Sea.
A police official with the anti-drug department was injured early on Wednesday when a bomb exploded in his car as he drove his family through central Nazran, an Interior Ministry spokesman said



