| March 2010 |
- mo
- tu
- we
- th
- fr
- sa
- su

A roundup of what has happened in the past 24 hours
Add comments
The Georgian broadcaster at the center of the latest furor over a fake TV news report said on Monday it was sorry it might have inconvenienced some people and would honor the code of journalistic ethics.
Over 60% of Russians are in favor of a possible ban on alcohol sales after 9 p.m., according to a survey released on Monday by the recruitment portal SuperJob.ru.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has congratulated Nobel Prize winner Zhores Alfyorov on his 80th birthday, the government press service said on Monday.
Gazprom has started drilling its first exploration well in Africa in the El Assel onshore region in Algeria, the Russian energy giant said in a statement on Monday.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin justified on Monday Russia's claims for the Arctic continental shelf and urged other nations to resolve all controversial issues through dialogue.
Russians annually spend some $17 billion on drugs that mainly come from Afghanistan, Russia's chief sanitary doctor said on Monday.
Twenty members of the radical Islamic organization Tablighi Jamaat have been arrested in Chita, Siberia, a Federal Security Service spokesman said on Monday.
Russian opposition parties expressed satisfaction with the results of Sunday's regional legislative elections seen as a popularity test for the pro-Kremlin United Russia party.
The fake news report aired on Georgian TV was a provocation aimed at jeopardizing regional stability and security, a Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Monday.
A new Russian nuclear-powered multipurpose attack submarine will be floated out on May 7, a shipyard spokesman said on Monday.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said ahead of her upcoming visit to Moscow she expected the replacement to the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START 1) to be signed soon.
Russia is not considering a proposal to combine part of its South Stream gas project with the Western-backed Nabucco pipeline, Energy Minister Sergei Shmatko said on Monday.
Russian metals magnate Mikhail Prokhorov will through his Onexim Group finance the Seliger 2010 youth forum, a symbol of the Kremlin's youth policies, a Russian newspaper reported on Monday.
1
Russia may raise oil export duty on its Urals blend from the current $253.6 to $268.9 per metric ton from March 1, following trends on global oil markets, a Finance Ministry official said.
The first results from a round of Russian regional elections seen as a popularity test for United Russia showed the pro-Kremlin party gaining less support that it was expecting.
The Russian crew of the Thai Union 3 fishing vessel, who were in Somali pirates' captivity for over four months, returned early on Monday to the city of Kaliningrad happy but meager.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is arriving in Turkmen capital Ashgabat on a two-day working visit on Monday to discuss bilateral cooperation issues.
The ruling United Russia party is widely leading in Sunday's Russian regional elections according to preliminary results from the Central Election Commission.



