| July 2009 |
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A Norwegian-registered cargo ship with six Russian and Ukrainian crew sank in a heavy storm in the North Sea off Sweden on Friday.
Police in central Moscow detained almost 50 protesters, including Eduard Limonov, a leader of the Other Russia opposition coalition, over an attempt to hold an unauthorized march on Friday.
The head of the Russian Orthodox Church, who is in Ukraine on a 10-day visit, has arrived in the Crimean city of Simferopol.
Concert organizers are pulling out all the stops to ensure Madonna's one stop in Russia for her Sticky & Sweet tour goes off without a hitch, including taking steps to prevent rain falling on the day.
Two suspected militants were killed in two separate police operations in the Chechen capital of Grozny on Friday, the Russian southern republic's interior minister said.
The first graduates of a unique two-semester multimedia school of journalism in Moscow received their certificates on Friday.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev arrived on Friday in Kyrgyzstan for an informal regional security treaty organization summit.
April is the cruellest month according to T.S. Eliot, but for modern Russia it is undoubtedly August, a time of catastrophe, crisis and political upheaval.
The Russian and Tajik presidents, Dmitry Medvedev and Emomali Rakhmon, led a ceremony on Friday to open a hydroelectric power plant built jointly by the two countries.
Police have arrested a man in possession of 76 bear paws in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, East Siberia, the local Interior Affairs Department said on Friday.
The Russian Defense Ministry said on Friday it would not abandon the development of the troubled Bulava ballistic missile, and that tests could resume in August.
Russia's ban on kangaroo meat imports is likely to deal a heavy blow to certain rural communities in Australia, and could lead to a dangerous rise in kangaroo populations, a farming lobby group has warned.
Russian steelmaker Severstal posted a net profit of 6.7 billion rubles ($213.8 million), calculated to Russian Accounting Standards, in the second quarter of the year compared with a net loss of 10.2 billion rubles ($325 million) in the first quarter.
A Moscow Region court sanctioned the arrest of a man accused of attempting to murder Isa Yamadayev, whose two brothers were gunned down in Moscow and Dubai over a seven-month period, a court spokeswoman said on Friday.
The president of the south Russian republic of Ingushetia, who survived an assassination attempt last month, could return to work in mid-August, the republic's acting leader said
Moscow police are conducting a manhunt for the killer of a top manager at one of Russia's largest defense firms, Almaz-Antei, a law enforcement source told RIA Novosti on Friday.
Russian energy giant Gazprom said on Friday its net profits calculated under Russian Accounting Standards (RAS) decreased 40.8% year-on-year in January-June 2009 to 169 billion rubles ($5.3 billion).
Russia's Norilsk Nickel announced on Friday a net profit of 52.1 billion rubles ($1.65 billion) according to Russian Accounting Standards for the second quarter of this year.
Russia's energy minister Sergei Shmatko said on Friday he would pay a visit to Iraq in early August to discuss oil and energy cooperation.



