| December 2006 |
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Norway's Hydro and Statoil said Wednesday they are still willing to join Russia's multi-billion Shtokman gas project, even on new terms. 
Measures by Russian regulators are disrupting work on the vast Sakhalin II oil and gas project in Russia's Far East, the project operator said Wednesday. 
German investigators are considering the possibility that polonium-210 was smuggled through the country and might be connected to the radioactive poisoning of a Russian security service defector in London. 
Russia's government ignored international norms when it decided to introduce customs tariffs for crude oil deliveries to Belarus, a Union State spokesman said Wednesday. 
The question of issuing centers remains the main stumbling block in negotiations between Russia and Belarus over a single currency, an official said Wednesday.
The central election commission of Moldova's breakaway region of Transdnestr announced Wednesday the final results of presidential elections, and declared Igor Smirnov president. 
A cell of an international terrorist organization, Hizb ut-Tahrir al-Islami, has been closed in Russia's Tyumen Region, the Federal Security Service said Wednesday. 
Russia's leading defense companies will showcase a range of modern military technologies at an international exhibition in the United Arab Emirates in February next year, a spokesman for the state arms export monopoly said Wednesday. 
Russia's energy minister confirmed Wednesday that state-run energy giant Gazprom [RTS: GAZP] is in talks on possible involvement in the Shell-led $22-billion Sakhalin II energy project in Russia's Far East. 
Russia refused to discuss the issue of a jailed Belarusian opposition leader who went on a hunger strike, when the United States raised the subject at UN Security Council consultations, diplomatic sources said Wednesday. 
Uzbek President Islam Karimov signed a bill Wednesday on restoring the Central Asian country's membership in a security alliance of former Soviet republics. 
Two astronauts from the U.S. shuttle Discovery, currently docked with the International Space Station, successfully completed Wednesday the first of three spacewalks scheduled during shuttle's week-long stay with the ISS. 



