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A pair of British twins who were separated at birth later 01/11/2008 | Other
A pair of British twins who were separated at birth later married, completely unaware that they were brother and sister, the House of Lords has heard.
The unnamed pair were adopted by differen... 
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 The Italian army has began clearing garbage, piling along 01/11/2008 | Other- Russian fishermen told Russia's first deputy prime minister, on a visit 01/11/2008 | Other
- Russia's leading car manufacturer AvtoVAZ exported 106,900 vehicles in 2007, 01/11/2008 | Other
- Bosnian police have seized passports belonging to family members of Radovan 01/11/2008 | Other
- Russia is demanding that all hostages being held captive by Colombian 01/11/2008 | Other
- Between 500 and 700 militants are still operating in Russia's troubled 01/11/2008 | Other
- Russia's Dmitry Tursunov reached on Friday the final 01/11/2008 | Other
- India's Supreme Court has banned jalikattu, a popular traditional bull sport 01/11/2008 | Other
- Russia is concerned by the situation in Kenya, where 01/11/2008 | Other
- The official dollar rate set by the Russian Central 01/11/2008 | Business
- Japanese companies will be involved in the construction of artificial islands in 01/11/2008 | Other
- Northern parts of Saudi Arabia are covered with snow with schools, 01/11/2008 | Other
- Russia's Central Bank said Friday the country's narrowly defined money supply 01/11/2008 | Business
- A zoo in the German city of Nuremberg has announced 01/11/2008 | Other
- Scuffles have been reported across Ukraine as Sberbank customers, 01/11/2008 | Other
- The death toll of a methane explosion 01/11/2008 | Other
- A Mongolian professor of history has said America was discovered 01/11/2008 | Other
- The head of the UN nuclear watchdog arrived Friday in Tehran 01/11/2008 | Politics
- The Moscow economy will need a total of 300,000 foreign workers 01/11/2008 | Business
- The Georgian opposition has called for a second round 01/11/2008 | Politics
- At least four miners were killed and another three injured 01/11/2008 | Other
- Credit institutions' balances on correspondent accounts with the Russian Central 01/11/2008 | Other
- In the past year, the International Whaling Commission (IWC) failed 01/11/2008 | Other
- Russia's newly appointed envoy to NATO, Dmitry Rogozin, warned the 26-nation 01/11/2008 | Other
- Russia's investment index will open Friday at 965.78 points, up 0.56% 01/11/2008 | Business
- New Zealand's Sir Edmund Hillary, the first man to climb Mount 01/11/2008 | Other
- Poland will continue consultations with Russia over U.S. plans to deploy 01/11/2008 | Politics
- The Russian government has decided to completely ban tobacco advertizing, 01/11/2008 | Politics
- U.S. President George W. Bush said on Thursday that an Israeli-Palestinian 01/11/2008 | Politics
- Poland will continue consultations with Russia over U.S. plans to deploy 01/11/2008 | Politics
- Kamaz, one of Russia's largest truck makers, plans 01/11/2008 | Other
- A new serial strategic Tu-160 Blackjack bomber has undergone a flight 01/11/2008 | Other
- Russia's Progress M-61 cargo spacecraft will continue to carry out technical 01/11/2008 | Other
- The deadly H5N1 bird flu strain has killed three mute swans 01/11/2008 | Other
- Gold hit a new record high - on January 01/11/2008 | Other
- Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has urged the hard-line Islamic group Hamas 01/11/2008 | Politics
- Russia, Greece and Bulgaria initialed on Thursday an agreement on establishing 01/11/2008 | Other
- Iran showed a video on Thursday apparently proving that its boats 01/11/2008 | Politics
- Any solution for Kosovo's status will be directly used to settle 01/11/2008 | Other
- The Czech government will submit to parliament in April a missile 01/11/2008 | Technology
- The world will face serious economic and political problems in 2008, 01/11/2008 | Other
- Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiyev banned ministry heads and department chiefs Thursday 01/11/2008 | Politics
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