| October 2009 |
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Investment in the production of cars on the Renault platform at AvtoVAZ will reach 240 million euros ($357 mln), a senior executive at Russia's largest carmaker said on Friday.
Azerbaijan's president said on Friday that neighboring Armenia must solve the territorial conflict between the countries before it can re-open ties with Turkey and take part in regional projects.
Russia calls on Israel and Iran to normalize relations and believes this is possible, the Russian foreign minister said Friday.
The U.S. will go ahead with the deployment of a Patriot missile battery in Poland in the first quarter of 2010, a Polish deputy defense minister said on Friday.
A Moscow court sentenced on Friday a Serbian national who sold Russian classified military information to the U.S. during the 1990s to eight years in prison.
A court in Kyrgyzstan has overruled the national aviation regulator's order to ground Boeing passenger planes used by national airlines, the head of the regulator said on Friday.
Russia is ready to wipe the slate clean in its relations with the United Kingdom, the foreign minister said on Friday.
Armenia would like to see Turkey join the European Union, Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sarkisyan said in an interview with national TV stations on Friday.
There was confusion on Friday concerning the fate of a group of Russian tourists thought to be missing in northwestern China.
Russia wants more information on U.S. plans for an alternative missile defense system to be deployed by 2018, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and the sultan of Brunei opened their meeting on Friday with a discussion of energy cooperation.
The Nerpa nuclear attack submarine will enter service with Russia's Pacific Fleet in December 2009 and will then be leased out to the Indian Navy, a high-ranking fleet official said on Friday.
Ireland has ratified the European Union's Lisbon Treaty, national media said on Friday.
The seven Russian tourists reported missing in China's mountainous northwestern region are out of danger, an unidentified Chinese security official said on Friday.
Drug police in Uruguay have seized a huge shipment of cocaine with a street value of $100 million, Latin American media reported on Friday.
Three people have died in a helicopter crash on the south of Dominican Republic, the Dominican Institute for civil aviation has reported.
Rescuers in China's mountainous northwest Xinjiang province are searching for a group of seven Russian tourists who have not been seen for a month, the Xinhua news agency reported on Friday.
Japan's new government has found 2.9 trillion yen ($32 billion) in wasteful spending in the 2009 supplementary budget and will redirect the funds to other projects, the Cabinet office said on Friday.
Russia believes that calls of Albanian authorities in Kosovo to end UN presence in the region are dangerous and inadmissible, Russia's envoy to the UN, Vitaly Churkin, said.



