| September 2009 |
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Maltese investigators are expected on board the Arctic Sea cargo vessel as part of the ongoing probe into the disappearance and seizure of the ship, Russia's foreign ministry said
PACE's monitoring committee failed to back a Georgian proposal to deprive Russia of the right to vote at the September session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, a senior legislator said
The UN General Assembly supported on Wednesday a Georgian-proposed draft resolution concerning people who had fled the former Georgian republics of Abkhazia and South Ossetia that Russia recognized a year ago
Russia moved on Wednesday to support the UN nuclear watchdog amid accusations it had concealed information on Iran's controversial nuclear program, saying it trusts the organization completely.
Iran presented proposals to six world powers for talks on "global issues" on Wednesday, amid Western demands that it halt nuclear activities, Press TV reported.
The U.S. secretary of state's upcoming visit to Russia in unlikely to lead to a resumption in deadlocked relations between the two countries, a Moscow-based expert said on Wednesday.
The first four Russian-made MiG-29K/KUB fighter jets, purchased by India for the modernized Admiral Gorshkov aircraft carrier, will be delivered to the Indian navy in October.
Russia could give Venezuela a loan for a new arms contract, a senior Kremlin official said on Wednesday.
Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov has held talks with the Council of Europe's commissioner for human rights.
Russia and Iraq have reached agreements on building two gas pipelines and on cooperation in operating two Iraqi thermal power plants.
More than 400 families were left homeless after a powerful earthquake struck northwestern Georgia.
Russia's broadly defined monetary base expanded 1.5% to 4.922 trillion rubles ($156.25 bln) in the month up to September 1.
The death toll from flooding that has swept parts of Turkey rose to 30 on Wednesday.
Israel's Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper alleged on Wednesday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu paid a secret visit to Moscow earlier this week, where he discussed Russia's arms deals with Iran.
Gazprom Neft, the oil producing arm of Russian energy giant Gazprom, said on Wednesday its U.S. GAAP net profit decreased 56.5% year-on-year in January-June 2009 to $1.56 billion.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin congratulated North Korea on Wednesday on the 61st anniversary of the communist state's founding.
The United States has successfully launched an Atlas 5 heavy carrier rocket with a satellite built under a commercial arrangement with the U.S. government.
The first metro system in the Persian Gulf opens on Wednesday in Dubai, the largest city in the United Arab Emirates.
U.S. businessman Tellman Knudson hopes to raise $100 million for charity by emulating Forrest Gump and running across the United States, and doing it without his shoes.



