| October 2009 |
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Almost 100 people have been confirmed as suffering from swine flu in Russia since October 11, the country's top doctor said on Thursday.
Russian steelmaker Evraz Group said its production fell 13.2% in the third quarter of 2009 year-on-year to 4.2 million tons. 
Finnish police have launched new criminal proceedings against a Russian woman convicted of kidnapping her own son, the woman's spokesman said on Thursday.
Two of the parties that walked out of Russia's lower house of parliament in protest against Sunday's regional election results have said they will return on Friday.
Russia is concerned by U.S. missile defense talks with countries outside NATO, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Thursday.
Russian Premier Vladimir Putin drew attention on Thursday to corruption within the country's regulatory bodies
Clinical trials of a new swine flu vaccine on children, scheduled to start in Russia on October 15, has been postponed for several days, a spokesman for the research center involved in producing the vaccine said on Thursday.
The speaker of Ukraine's parliament urged the ex-Soviet state on Thursday to resume talks with its neighbors on the establishment of a single economic space within the CIS.
Russia's state-owned oil producer Rosneft plans to bid for 30 Arctic offshore oil deposits, Rosneft CEO Sergei Bogdanchikov said on Thursday.
The city government of St. Petersburg has yet to decide on Gazprom's controversial project to build a skyscraper in the historic center, the governor said on Thursday.
The French oil company Total has received approval from a Russian regulator to purchase a 49% stake in the operator of a gas condensate field in northwest Russia, Total E&P Russia CEO Pierre Nerguararian said on Thursday.
Russia is set to resume talks on a $150 million loan with Moldova's new government, the president's press secretary said on Thursday.
Relations between Russia and NATO will be one of the main issues to be discussed at a security conference in the Slovakian capital Bratislava on October 21-22, a NATO spokesman told RIA Novosti on Thursday.
Russia's natural gas production declined 18.6%, year-on-year, in January-September to 403 billion cubic meters, the country's top statistics body Rosstat said on Thursday.
Russian police have uncovered a criminal group that sold fake college diplomas, including from Harvard University in the United States, an Interior Ministry official said on Thursday.
A Moscow court on Thursday extended custody of two men charged with hijacking the Arctic Sea cargo ship in July, a RIA Novosti correspondent reported from the courtroom.
Russia's GDP may grow 3.1% year-on-year in 2010 as the economy picks up after the problems of 2009, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said in an updated forecast on Thursday.
Russia's president met on Thursday with the sultan of Brunei in Moscow for talks focusing on boosting bilateral trade.
The Russian Industry Ministry has reversed its position on a state rescue of carmaker AvtoVAZ since advising the government that a bailout would be useless, the prime minister's spokesman said on Thursday.



