| September 2009 |
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev urged Switzerland on Monday to take a more active role in global efforts to tackle the ongoing economic slump.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev expressed his gratitude to Switzerland for its role in mediating between Moscow and Tbilisi on Monday during a two-day official visit to Bern.
A senior Russian disarmament expert played down on Monday concerns that the U.S. leader's new missile defense initiative could prove more dangerous than the previous Central Europe missile shield plans.
A missile defense system developed jointly by the world's leading powers could eliminate the global threat of nuclear strikes, a former top Russian military official said on Monday.
An arbitration court has accepted a bankruptcy suit against the producer of Russia's famed Kalashnikov assault rifles, Russian media reported on Monday.
Russian and Chinese warships have completed a joint anti-piracy exercise which involved escorting a convoy of 23 merchant vessels in the Gulf of Aden, a Pacific Fleet official said on Monday.
Russian border guards detained four Afghans, who were attempting to cross into Finland through an underground tunnel, a Federal Security Service (FSB) report released on Monday said.
Russia's largest hydroelectric station, severely damaged in an accident last month, will partially resume work in 2010, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on Monday.
Standard & Poor's has upgraded the long-term credit rating of Russia's third largest mobile firm MegaFon to BBB- from BB+ with a stable outlook, the international rating agency said on Monday.
The Russian Navy's Iman tanker will deliver material evidence from the Arctic Sea vessel to the Black Sea port of Novorossiisk in October, a high-ranking military official said on Monday.
Russia will not settle for any new missile defense system unless it has a role in it, the chief of the General Staff said on Monday.
A Spanish criminal court has granted early release on parole to 15 Russian sailors arrested last year in Spain on drug trafficking charges, the sailors' Russian lawyers said on Monday.
Russia's health ministry denied on Monday reports of Russia's first swine flu fatality, saying the cause of death was pneumonia.
Russia and the United States could take up the issue of deploying a joint missile defense system in Europe if Iran develops long-range ballistic missiles, a former top Russian general said on Monday.
Belarus plans to create its own space agency, and will consider specialists' proposals by the end of the year, Russia's space agency quoted a Belarusian official as saying.
Unknown gunmen in the southern Russian republic of Ingushetia opened fire on a car containing a police officer and two of his brothers, all of whom died at the scene, a police source said on Monday.
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has criticized Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin for his recent suggestion of a return to the presidency in 2012.
Russia's unemployment rate calculated under International Labor Organization standards fell by 100,000 people to 6.2 million in August, a 1.6% decline month on month, the country's top statistics body said on Monday.



