Food Prices In Russia Rise Considerably
The food prices in Russia have risen significantly, reports the Nezavisimaya Gazeta daily, quoting data of the Russian Statistics Service.
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Russia Will Not Participate In EU Meeting On South Stream
Russia is not going to participate in the EU meeting discussing the situation with the South Stream pipeline on Tuesday in Brussels.
Russia Sets Up Company For Construction Of Pipeline To Turkey
The Russian state company Gazprom will set up a company for the construction of a gas pipeline to Turkey, a week after Russia's President Vladimir Putin announced the cancellation of the South Stream pipeline.
Russian Deputy Minister Accuses US of Seeking to Overthrow Putin
"It is hardly any secret that the aim sanctions is to create social and economic conditions to change [the ones in] power in Russia," a deputy minister has told Russia's lower house of Parliament, the State Duma.
Vladimir Putin: Russia Should Become Competitive, Self-Reliant
Russian President Vladimir Putin has delivered his annual address to the country's Parliament calling for measures to get the economy back on its feet.
Grozny Clashes 'Leave Up to 10 Dead'
Up to ten police officers could have been killed in a shootout following a special operation against militants in the Chechen capital Grozny, media reports suggest.
Putin to Address Russian Parliament in Annual Speech
Russian President Vladimir Putin is due to address both chambers of the country's legislative body, the Federation Council and the State Duma.
Russia’s President Signs Law on Free Economic Zone in Crimea
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed the law on the creation of a free economic zone in Crimea.
Russian Navy Ships Conduct Drills In English Channel
Warships from Russia's Northern Fleet entered the English Channel to hold drills, reports RIA Novosti, quoting the Russian Navy press office.
French President Suspends Delivery of First Mistral Warship to Russia
France's President Francois Hollande has announed the delivery of a Mistral helicopter carrier to Russia is now suspended until further notice.
Sergey Lavrov: Western Sanctions Aimed at Toppling Russian Regime
The West does not even conceal its "anti-Russian" sanctions are aimed at toppling down the ones in power, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned Saturday.
Putin Says Russia Should Prevent 'Colour Revolutions'
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Moscow should prevent the occurrence of a colour revolution and combat extremism in Russia.
German Chancellor Warns of Russian Impact in Moldova, Serbia, Georgia
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has suggested that President Vladimir Putin has called peace in Europe into question through Russia's annexation of Crimea.
Putin Leaves G-20 Summit after Severe Criticism over Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday left Brisbane after finishing up at the G-20 summit where he came under heavy pressure from Western leaders over Moscow’s involvement in the crisis in Ukraine.
Western Leaders Threaten Russia With More Sanctions
Britain's PM David Cameron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned Russia and Russian individuals might face further sanctions over the situation in Ukraine.
France Postpones Mistral Warship Handover Indefinitely, Russia Threatens With 'Serious Claims'
The French government has decided to put a hold on the delivery of two Mistral helicopter carriers to Russia.
Russia Strikes Deal to Build 8 Nuclear Reactors in Iran
Representatives of Russia and Iran signed Tuesday an agreement under which the Russian company Rosatom is to build eight units for Iranian nuclear plants.
UK's Cameron Warns Russia Of Possible Further Sanctions
British Prime Minister David Cameron condemned the illegal intervention of Russia in the Ukrainian crisis at the Lord Mayor's banquet, held on Monday.
CNN to Halt Broadcasting in Russia
CNN International will stop broadcasting on cable networks in Russia at the end of the year following legislative changes further limiting foreign ownership in Russian media outlets.
Serbia, Russia Agree on Repayment Plant for Gas Debt
Serbia has reached agreement with Russia on the repayment of its gas debt and is expected to have deliveries fully restored.
Vladimir Putin Tops Forbes' Most Powerful People Ranking
For the second year running, Russian President Vladimir Putin has been named the world’s most powerful person by a panel of Forbes editors, reports RT.
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