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Roman Abramovich was sworn in as Chukotka governor for the second term Friday 10/21/2005 | Politics

Roman Abramovich was sworn in as Chukotka governor for the second term Friday, after the regional legislature confirmed his appointment by President Vladimir Putin. Billionaire Abramovich, 38, wh...

Alu Alkhanov said socio-economic issues will come to the forefront after the republic's ... 10/21/2005 | Politics
Salome Zourabichvili has said she is not about to join the opposition in the country 10/21/2005 | Politics
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree on the establishment of the ... 10/21/2005 | Politics
One more participant in the attack on Nalchik on October 13 was detained in the capital ... 10/21/2005 | Politics
The captain of the Elektron trawler is currently in intensive care in the port of ... 10/21/2005 | Politics
The following rates of exchange of foreign currencies to the ruble of the Russian ... 10/21/2005 | Business
The Chechen government signed an agreement Friday with Russian state-owned bank ... 10/21/2005 | Business
No more than 200 militants were involved in the attack on the North Caucasus city of ... 10/21/2005 | Politics
Russia may invest in the construction of a petrochemical plant in Portugal 10/21/2005 | Business
The total number of passengers of foreign airlines operating in Russia in 2005 is ... 10/21/2005 | Business
It became known yesterday that the European Union had barred the import of live farm ... 10/21/2005 | Business
The Swiss economy minister said Friday that Switzerland expected Russia to make progress ... 10/21/2005 | Business
The International Committee of the US Senate has held yet another session devoted to the ... 10/21/2005 | Politics
German Gref spoke Friday about Gazprom's liberalization, Svyazinvest's privatization, VAT ... 10/21/2005 | Business
Hurricane Wilma still remains a highly dangerous Category 4 hurricane with 150 mph winds 10/21/2005 | Technology
A total of 478 million metric tons of oil will be produced in Russia in 2005 10/21/2005 | Business

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