| September 2009 |
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Finance ministers comprising the BRIC union - Brazil, Russia, India and China - urged the international community on Friday not to curb anti-crisis strategies amid the unstable global economic situation.
Two Moscow-based co-founders of a yacht importing company have been formally charged with large-scale smuggling, their defense lawyer said on Friday.
A Georgian journalist and his family, who earlier criticized Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili's political regime, have requested political asylum in South Ossetia, the foreign minister said on Friday.
Georgia officially opened a check point located on its border with Russia on Friday.
More than 3,200 people have died from swine flu worldwide, with the total number of officially confirmed cases reaching 271,000, Russia's consumer watchdog said on Friday citing a World Health Organization report.
Thousands of Kaliningrad residents welcomed on Friday the Kruzenshtern sailing ship, which returned to her home port in Russia’s exclave on the Baltic Sea, a spokeswoman said.

Gazprom confirmed on Friday that Ukraine had paid for Russian natural gas deliveries to the country for August. 
A senior legislator said on Friday that Russia may be forced to "take a break" from the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe if a Georgian proposal to deprive Moscow of its voting rights goes ahead.
A crew of Indian submariners will take part in sea trials of a Russian nuclear submarine in mid-September.
Russia's energy ministry has requested 9.6 billion rubles ($303 million) from the 2010 budget to repair a South Siberian hydropower plant hit by a deadly accident on August 17



