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Washington has little cause for concern over a possible nuclear link between two rogue states in southeast Asia, a Russian expert on arms control said on Wednesday.
The Belarusian section of a diesel pipeline from Russia to Latvia is expected to resume operation on August 5 following regular maintenance procedures, the Russian government's press service said on Wednesday.
Russia's Security Council will discuss a series of projects on the development of supercomputers to test the effectiveness of the country's nuclear deterrent, President Dmitry Medvedev said on Wednesday.
Russia will allocate over 120 billion rubles ($3.8 billion) for a federal program to develop new generation nuclear energy technology in 2010-2012, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said on Wednesday.
The Russian government's foreign debt, including liabilities of the former Soviet Union, fell by 3.6% in the first half of 2009 to $39.1 billion, the Finance Ministry said
A 37-year-old man from Guinea-Bissau is bidding to become Russia's first black elected official, Russian media reported on Wednesday.
The construction of sports facilities for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi will cost Russia 195.3 billion rubles ($6.25 billion), Vice-Premier Dmitry Kozak said on Wednesday.
Two people are known to be trapped and seven more are unaccounted for after a residential building collapsed in the southern Russian city of Astrakhan earlier on Wednesday, emergencies officials said.
The head of the research institute that designed the Bulava submarine-launched ballistic missile resigned after a series of unsuccessful test launches, a defense industry official said on Wednesday.
Georgia accused Russia on Wednesday of seeking to further destabilize the situation in the Caucasus after a visit by Russia's top security officials to the former Georgian republic of South Ossetia.
Belarus on Wednesday denied any link between the suspension of the Belarusian section of a petroleum pipeline from Russia to Latvia and Russia's ban on meat imports from Belarus.
Nine people are still unaccounted for after a residential building collapsed in the southern Russian city of Astrakhan earlier on Wednesday, Russia's top investigative body said.
A new trial of defendants in the 2006 murder of investigative journalist Anna Politkovskaya will begin on August 5, a lawyer acting for the victim's family said on Wednesday.
Onexim investment group owned by Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov reached an agreement with RBC Information Systems to buy a controlling stake in the troubled media group for $80 million, Onexim said on Wednesday.
Six out of eight people on board a Mi-8 helicopter that crashed in southern Russia on Wednesday morning have died, a Russian air navigation service source said.
Six sailors including two Russians, abducted from a chemical tanker on July 4 in Nigeria and freed on July 21, are in good health, the Russian ambassador to Nigeria, Alexander Polyakov said on Wednesday.
Kazakhstan has extradited a suspect wanted in Russia in connection with the slaying of a French wine trader and his family in Moscow in April, Russian investigators said on Wednesday.
The number of Russians who have contracted swine flu has risen to 12, Russia's top sanitary official, Gennady Onishchenko told RIA Novosti.
Nigerian militants have freed two Russians, abducted from a chemical tanker on July 4, the ambassador to Nigeria said on Wednesday.



