| January 2012 |
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Changing the negative perception of business among Russians remains a priority task, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday.
Moscow city hall has rejected a request from gay activists to hold a protest that shares its name with the lullaby show broadcast on Russian television every night at 9:00 p.m., "Good Night, Little Ones!," GayRussia.ru said on its website.
Though President Dmitry Medvedev’s initiative to end daylight saving time was greeted with approval by most Russians early last year, many have since changed their minds, with some experts saying darker mornings can have negative effects on mood and health.
Egyptian engineers have started dismantling equipment and machinery at a nuclear power plant construction site after looters damaged parts of the station, the Al-Masry Al-Youm daily reported.
Russia needs to take steps to increase its economically active population, including unpopular measures like raising the retirement age, World Bank Vice-President for Europe and Central Asia Philip Le Wairua said on Wednesday.
The families of two children, who were accidentally swapped at birth 12 years ago, should try to settle their dispute peacefully, not in courts, Russia’s child ombudsman Pavel Astakhov said on Wednesday.



