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Polish expert says Russian-Ukrainian gas crisis unlikely

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Polish expert says Russian-Ukrainian gas crisis unlikely

12:21 01/12/2009

Russia and Ukraine are unlikely to face another gas crisis early next year, similar to that of January 2009, a polish analyst said on Tuesday.

Ex-Yukos owners win international ruling against Russian government
11:56 01/12/2009
Former owners of the defunct Russian oil company Yukos have won a crucial ruling in The Hague allowing them to seek $100 billion in damages from the Russian government, The Financial Times reported.
Soyuz module lands in Kazakhstan with ISS expedition crew
11:19 01/12/2009
Armed militant killed in Chechnya, one officer injured
09:55 01/12/2009
Police have killed a Chechen militant during a shootout in the volatile North Caucus republic, during which one police authority injured, a police spokesman said on Tuesday.
Russia successfully launches Intelsat-15 satellite into orbit
06:49 01/12/2009
Russia's Zenit-3SLB carrier rocket has successfully put into orbit a U.S. telecommunications satellite, the Intelsat-15
OSCE to discuss Medvedev's European security pact
03:47 01/12/2009
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's European security pact draft will be discussed at the 17th OSCE Ministerial Council opening in the Greek capital Athens on Tuesday
Two policemen injured in Russia's North Caucasus shootout
01:25 01/12/2009
Two policemen were wounded in a shootout with militants in Russia's North Caucasus republic of Dagestan
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