| February 2009 |
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has expressed his condolences to Governor-General of Australia Quentin Bryce over the region's deadly bushfires, the Kremlin press service said on Monday. 
A new high-rise hotel has been completely destroyed in a blaze in the Chinese capital of Beijing, witnesses said on Monday. 
Chelsea FC dismissed Luiz Felipe Scolari as manager on Monday after a number of what the club called "deteriorating" results. 
Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro has said that U.S. President Barack Obama is incapable of solving the U.S.'s problems. 
The Ukrainian officials who signed a "prejudicial" gas deal with Russia will be held to account, the Ukrainian president said on Monday. 
There is no basis to media claims that Russian Navy sailors suffered from scurvy while on a mission to patrol waters off Somalia, a Navy spokesman said on Monday. 
Russia's ambassador to the U.K. has said he hopes the current positive trends in Russian-British relations will allow the two countries to resolve the problems that have hampered their ties in recent years. 
A monument to Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko is to be unveiled in the west of the country on Tuesday, a local artist told Ukraine's UNIAN news agency on Monday. 
Russia will complete the construction of the $1 billion Bushehr nuclear power plant in southern Iran on schedule, a Russian Foreign Ministry official said on Monday. 
Russia's Finance Ministry said on Monday it had asked Ukraine to submit more information on its economic problems before considering any request to grant its neighbor a $5 billion loan. 
Australians donated more than $6 million on Monday to the victims of bushfires that have killed some 135 people in southern Australia, local media reported. 
Russia's Defense Ministry will pay 25 billion rubles ($690 million) for 24 MiG fighters that Algeria has refused to accept due to their "inferior quality," a Russian deputy prime minister said on Monday. 
A video showing the execution of a Polish contractor by Pakistani militants appears to be genuine, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorsky said at a news conference on Monday. 
Kazakhstan has permitted the transit of non-military logistical supplies for U.S. troops deployed in Afghanistan, a Kazakh Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Monday. 



