| October 2009 |
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Police in south Russia are attempting to identify the children raped by a regional Communist party official over a period of at least 10 years, media reports said on Monday.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said on Monday the results of Sunday's regional polls were a testimony to the "moral and legal" authority of the ruling United Russia party.
Russia's Strategic Missile Forces will launch five intercontinental ballistic missiles by the end of 2009, the SMF commander said Monday.
The late notorious crime boss Vyacheslav Ivankov, nicknamed Yaponchik, will be buried in Moscow's Vagankovskoye cemetery on October 13, city police said on Monday.
Russia's envoy to NATO has opened his own account on the popular social networking and micro-blogging service, Twitter. 
Russia could open a trade mission in Abkhazia in early 2010, a senior Russian Economic Development Ministry official said Monday.
Russian and foreign investigators have agreed on a unified approach to probing the July seizure of the Arctic Sea dry cargo ship and its crew, a spokesman for Russian investigators said on Monday.
The APEC summit to be held in Russia's Far East in 2012 will help the region attract 3 trillion rubles ($100 billion) in investment by 2015, the governor of the Primorye Territory said on Monday.
France's Liberation newspaper has published the findings of a report claiming that spent fuel from French power plants is being stored at an open-air site in Russia.
A Moscow court sanctioned on Monday the arrest on smuggling charges of the vice president of Russian jewelry holding Altyn, along with the head of the company's factory in St. Petersburg, a court spokesperson said.
Two Russian soldiers have been killed and two injured in an ongoing counterterrorism operation in Russia's volatile southern republic of Ingushetia on Monday, a law-enforcement source said.
Russia's largest automaker AvtoVAZ said on Monday its net loss under International Accounting Standards increased almost 900% to 19.6 billion rubles ($653 million) in January-June from 2 billion rubles (67 million) a year earlier.
Russia's arbitration court upheld on Monday tax claims worth 230 million rubles ($7.4 million) against Lufthansa, rejecting the German airline's appeal of an earlier ruling.
Moscow Mayor Yury Luzhkov rejected on Monday speculation that he would soon step down, citing United Russia's strong results in citywide elections.
Russia may lower oil export duty on its benchmark Urals blend from $240.7 per metric ton to $229-231 from November 1, following trends on global oil markets, a Finance Ministry official said on Monday.
Six suspected militants have been killed in an ongoing counterterrorism operation in Russia's volatile southern republic of Ingushetia on Monday.
Gazprom has not yet agreed with energy-hungry China on the price of natural gas, a deputy CEO of the Russian energy giant said on Monday.
Russia has extended by 10 months increased import duties on new and used foreign cars and trucks, which sparked mass protests across the country in December, a government daily said on Monday.
With almost 90% of votes counted in the elections to the Moscow City Duma, just two look set to pass the 7% threshold to receive seats in the assembly, election officials said on Monday.



