| December 2006 |
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A Libyan court Tuesday sentenced five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor to death after finding them guilty of infecting more than 400 children with the deadly HIV virus in a Benghazi hospital in the late 1990s. 
A new price for natural gas proposed by Russia is disadvantageous for Azerbaijan, the country's industry and energy minister said Tuesday. 
International rating agency Fitch Ratings said Tuesday a mooted deal on the acquisition by Gazprom [RTS:GAZP] of a controlling stake in the vast Sakhalin II energy project in the country's Far East would certainly benefit Russia's energy giant, but could have a credit impact on Royal Dutch Shell. 
Medical experts have detected no traces of polonium on a Russian youth opposition movement head who met with the murdered former Russian security service defector Alexander Litvinenko, the leader said Tuesday. 
Russia's gas monopoly Gazprom and Gaz de France Tuesday extended their gas contracts from 2012 to 2030 and agreed on additional deliveries beginning in 2010. 
An abnormally warm winter has gripped Russia's Western Siberia since the start of December, the local weather service said Tuesday.
North Korea has said it will accept International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspections if its demands are met, but does not want permanent monitoring of its nuclear facilities, a source said Tuesday. 
North Korea has said it will accept IAEA inspections if its demands are met, but does not want permanent monitoring of its nuclear facilities, a source said Tuesday. 
The Russian and Syrian leaders will focus on the Mideast peace settlement, regional security and bilateral relations during President Bashar al-Assad's visit to Moscow, which begins Tuesday, a Kremlin source said. 



