| December 2006 |
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice discussed in a telephone conversation amendments to a draft UN resolution on the Iranian nuclear program, the Foreign Ministry said Monday. 
Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiyev has demanded that American servicemen stationed in the country be stripped of diplomatic immunity. 
Current political efforts to resolve conflict situations in the Middle East may be disrupted by escalating tensions in Palestine between two rival political parties, a Russian senator said Monday. 
LUKoil [RTS: LKOH] intends to complete the purchase of a network of gasoline stations in Europe from the U.S.-based energy giant ConocoPhillips in the second quarter of 2007, the companies said in a joint statement Monday. 
A key witness in the poisoning death of former Russian security service defector Alexander Litvinenko said Monday he has again been questioned by investigators probing the case. 
A Russian cargo plane carrying around 330 kilograms (730 lbs) of enriched uranium from Germany has landed at an airport near Moscow, Russia's nuclear watchdog said Monday. 
Russia and Ukraine have reached an agreement to jointly manufacture two An-124 Condor heavy transport aircraft, the Volga-Dnepr aircraft manufacturing consortium said Monday in a press release. 
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will invest more than 2 billion euros ($2.6 billion) in Russia's economy in 2007, the bank's president said Monday. 
North Korea demanded Monday that the UN and the U.S. lift their sanctions, and that the construction of a light-water nuclear reactor in the country be resumed, before it agrees to consider nuclear disarmament. 
Russia proposes separate agreements with individual European Union countries on Moscow's imports of their meat, as a temporary measure to solve an ongoing dispute with the 25-nation bloc, the country's veterinary watchdog said Monday. 
North Korea demands that the UN lift its sanctions, and that the United States unfreeze its bank accounts, as preconditions for abandoning its nuclear program, a source close to the ongoing international talks on the Pyongyang nuclear issue said Monday. 



