| July 2009 |
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President Dmitry Medvedev said on Wednesday that Russia wants to develop strong ties with Belarus.
The World Health Organization (WHO) updated its A/H1N1 report on Wednesday to confirm 77,201 officially registered cases and 332 deaths in 120 countries and territories worldwide.
The latest round of Geneva discussions on the situation in the Caucasus was productive, and the next round will take place on September 17, a Russian deputy foreign minister said on Wednesday.
The death toll in a gas explosion at a railroad station in northern Italy has risen to 17 people after a man died in hospital of multiple burns, the ANSA news agency reported on Wednesday.
Russia and the U.S. are looking to make a breakthrough in security issues, a senior Russian senator said on Wednesday on the sidelines of the RIA Novosti-hosted Valdai Discussion Club.
Russia's Reserve Fund declined 5.5% to 2.957 trillion rubles ($94.52 billion) while the National Prosperity Fund grew 1% to 2.814 trillion rubles ($89.93 billion) in June, the Finance Ministry said on Wednesday.
The Palestinian Authority has information indicating Hamas is planning to kill some of its officials, the Palestinian president said on Wednesday.
Russia must not cut the number of its nuclear warheads to a few hundred under a new strategic arms deal with the U.S., as it needs to maintain superiority over developing countries' nuclear arsenals, a Russian analyst said.
Venezuelan Energy and Oil Minister Rafael Ramirez will visit Belarus within the next few days to sign new contracts, the Venezuelan ambassador to Minsk said on Wednesday.
A Russian woman has decided to name her newborn son after Michael Jackson, the Life.Ru news portal reported on Wednesday.
Russia and the United States need to update their approach to bilateral relations and consider pooling their efforts in various parts of the world, a Russian lawmaker said on Wednesday.
Global automakers General Motors and Ford on Wednesday suspended production at their car plants in Russia over weak demand for vehicles, the companies said.
PGNiG expects to increase Russian natural gas imports by 2-3 billion cubic meters to 10-11 bcm annually from 2010, a senior official at the Polish energy company said on Wednesday.
Russia and the United States have made more significant progress in the preparation of a new strategic arms reduction treaty than the sides expected, a Russian deputy foreign minister said on Wednesday.
A regular conference meeting on the case of the former President of Republika Srpska Radovan Karadzic will be held on Wednesday in The Hague.
The average price of Russian oil in the first six months of 2009 was less than half what it was for the same period a year ago, a senior Finance Ministry official said on Wednesday.
A high-profile U.S. lawyer has been released from a Belarusian prison on a presidential pardon after more than a year in custody on industrial espionage charges.
A former British charity fundraiser, who was selected for the "best job in the world," took up his duties on Wednesday on a tropical island in Australia's Great Barrier Reef where he will work as a caretaker.
The family of Michael Jackson is concerned by reports that fans of the late King of Pop have committed suicide following his death, local media said.



