| September 2009 |
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez will be in Russia on Thursday and Friday as part of his 11-day world tour, the Kremlin said. 
Moscow will host an international conference on Sudan on October 6-7, the Russian president's envoy for settlement of the long-running conflict in the African state said on Tuesday.
The absence of a Russian ambassador in Kiev means that bilateral relations have been frozen, Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko was quoted as saying in an interview with a Polish paper on Tuesday.
Two militants died in a shootout with security forces in Ingushetia's largest city, a Federal Security Service (FSB) spokesman said on Tuesday.
The Russian foreign minister on Tuesday dismissed accusations that the director of the UN nuclear watchdog was holding back information on Iran's nuclear issue.
Russian investigators said on Tuesday they had searched the Arctic Sea vessel and found only lumber registered in the ship's cargo log.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez will visit Russia on Thursday and Friday as part of his 11-day world tour.
Net private capital outflow from Russia totaled $16.1 billion in July and declined almost 50% in August month on month.
Russia hopes to hold before December at least five rounds of talks with the United States on a new arms reduction deal to replace the existing START-1 treaty, the Russian foreign minister said Tuesday.
The global economic crisis has not hurt Moscow’s chances of becoming an international financial center.

Russia could soon face a slump in oil and gas production following a five-fold reduction in geological prospecting.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov dismissed on Tuesday media speculation that the Arctic Sea cargo ship, recently hijacked in the Atlantic, was carrying missiles for S-300 air defense systems.
The U.S. and Russian presidents will meet in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly to discuss progress towards a new bilateral arms control treaty.
Moscow's refusal to amend gas contracts with Ukraine is putting transits to Europe under threat.
The main and backup crews for the next mission to the International Space Station (ISS) started on Tuesday their final tests at a space training center near Moscow.
A police officer in west Siberia has been charged with possessing 1 kilogram of heroin, prosecutors said on Tuesday.



