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A roundup of what has happened in the past 24 hours
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Russia is a guarantor of international security and a reliable partner in conflict resolution on a global scale, Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom said on Monday.
The commander of the Russian Ground Forces has arrived in Russia's Far East to inspect the preparation for upcoming strategic military exercises in the region.
Extremist literature has been seized during a raid in Islamic institutions in Russia's second city of St. Petersburg, law enforcement bodies said on Monday.
Russia is the second largest producer of internet child pornography in the world after the United States, Russia's ombudsman for children's rights said on Monday.
Anastasia Virganskaya, granddaughter of former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev secretly got married in Moscow last weekend, Lifeshowbiz.ru reported.
Russia's United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) said on Monday it does not plan to enter a lucrative contract to replace the U.S. Air Force's fleet of aerial tankers.
Russia and the United States will finalize a strategic arms reduction pact within days, a Foreign Ministry official said on Monday.
The first pipelay vessel started its journey to the Baltic Sea to begin construction on the Nord Stream pipeline, which will pump Russian natural gas to Europe, the project operator said on Monday.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said he expected the price of goods from Latin America to come down as he inaugurated Russia's first direct trans-Atlantic freight route on Monday.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin demanded on Monday that the government prevent a further rise in spending on infrastructure projects and ordered the dismissal of the officials responsible for mounting expenses.
Russia and the United States will complete the preparation of a strategic arms reduction pact within several days, a Foreign Ministry official said on Monday.
Moscow authorities will create a map showing the main areas of ethnic tension in the city, a Russian government daily reported. 
Russia's plans to take out foreign loans may not be realized due to high oil prices and uncertainty about the government's budget deficit, a business paper reported on Monday.
Alfa Bank is to invest around $240 million in Mirax Group to continue construction of a Moscow skyscraper, planed as one of the world's tallest buildings, a Russian business daily said on Monday.
A militant killed on Monday morning during a special operation in the capital of Russia's North Caucasus republic of Dagestan was the so-called "emir of Grozny," a Federal Security Service (FSB) spokesman said.
Three out of ten people examined by police medics in prestigious Moscow nightclubs during recent raids were on drugs, Russia's federal drug control service said on Monday.
Ukraine's new authorities are seeking a new gas deal with Moscow, offering Russia a stake in the Ukrainian gas transportation system in exchange for lower natural gas prices, a business paper reported on Monday.
The pro-Kremlin United Russia party has proposed granting amnesty to over 300,000 convicts to mark the 65th anniversary of Russia's World War II victory, a Russian business daily said on Monday.
The head of the Yekaterinburg branch of the ruling United Russia party has resigned following the party's unsatisfactory performance in recent local elections, a party spokesman said on Monday.



