- 22:01 28/11/2006
- 21:51 28/11/2006
CIS leaders signed various cooperation accords but failed to agree on delimiting borders between member states and outline the reform of the post-Soviet alliance at a summit Tuesday, the organization's executive secretary said.
- 20:39 28/11/2006
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- 20:32 28/11/2006
Russia has agreed to lift its embargo on imports of Moldovan wine and meat, the Russian president said Tuesday after bilateral talks with his Moldovan counterpart.
- 20:09 28/11/2006
The president of the United States reiterated Tuesday his country's support for Georgia's accession to NATO. Speaking before a NATO summit in the Latvian capital, Riga, George W. Bush said the Western security alliance will keep its doors open to new members, including Georgia and Ukraine.
- 19:42 28/11/2006
- 19:30 28/11/2006
Leaders of the CIS signed various cooperation agreements but failed to agree on delimiting borders between member countries at a summit in Belarus Tuesday, the post-Soviet alliance's executive secretary said.
- 19:11 28/11/2006
Russia intends to take part in a tender to build a nuclear power plant in Egypt, the Russian nuclear chief said Tuesday. "Construction of an NPP in Egypt is quite possible," Sergei Kiriyenko told journalists. "When a tender is announced in Egypt, we will be ready to announce our participation."
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- 18:25 28/11/2006
The post-mortem and forensic examination of Russian ex-FSB officer Alexander Litvinenko's body are scheduled for December 1, British TV channel Sky News said Tuesday.
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- 16:56 28/11/2006
Russia's top prosecutors said Tuesday they are ready to help Scotland Yard investigate the circumstances of former FSB officer Alexander Litvinenko's death in London.
- 16:23 28/11/2006
Russia's economics minister said Tuesday the domestic price of natural gas will more than double by 2011 to $100 per 1,000 cubic meters.
- 14:56 28/11/2006
Russia's information technology (IT) market may grow 15-20% in 2006 year-on-year to reach $44-45 billion, a senior information ministry official said Tuesday.
