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Workers striking for higher wages at a Ford factory 12/14/2007 | Other
Workers striking for higher wages at a Ford factory near St. Petersburg will end a four-week strike on Monday after management met their demands, a spokesman for the plant's trade union said Frid... 
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 Russian customs officers have detained four Japanese fishing vessels 12/14/2007 | Other- A Swiss national said 'Hello' and a swift 'Goodbye' to Lenin 12/14/2007 | Other
- An explosion has hit a funeral procession in the Gaza Strip, 12/14/2007 | Politics
- The Russian president said that Russian-Belarusian relations are strengthening 12/14/2007 | Other
- Russian Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin has met with his jailed deputy 12/14/2007 | Other
- Russia and South Korea are considering setting up a joint venture 12/14/2007 | Other
- Russia is sending 500 peacekeepers to the Georgian-Abkhazian conflict 12/14/2007 | Politics
- Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will pay a "historical" visit 12/14/2007 | Other
- The official dollar rate set by the Russian Central 12/14/2007 | Business
- The emergence of Dmitry ... 12/14/2007 | Other
- Gazprom and South Korea's gas corporation Kogas are discussing possible options 12/14/2007 | Business
- At least 18 people, many of them children, died on Friday 12/14/2007 | Other
- NASA has postponed the Atlantis shuttle launch until January 12/14/2007 | Technology
- Israel's defense minister has asked the government keep the "special" status 12/14/2007 | Politics
- The death toll in the Caribbean in the aftermath of Tropical 12/14/2007 | Other
- Russia's Central Bank said Friday the country's narrowly defined money supply 12/14/2007 | Business
- Credit institutions' balances on correspondent accounts with the Russian Central 12/14/2007 | Other
- Russia will not provide data on its Armed Forces stipulated under 12/14/2007 | Other
- Russia's investment index will open Friday at 950.46 points, down 1.99% 12/14/2007 | Business
- The English Football Association are set to name the Italian trainer 12/14/2007 | Sport
- A UEFA disciplinary board has dealt the Russian national 12/14/2007 | Other
- The North-American division of the KAIZEN Institute will modernize a production 12/14/2007 | Other
- Three Islamist militants were killed in an Israeli airstrike in northern 12/14/2007 | Other
- Russian opposition leader Garry Kasparov said Thursday he would 12/14/2007 | Politics
- The North-American division of the KAIZEN Institute will modernize a production 12/14/2007 | Other
- The leaders of the European Union's 27 member states have converged 12/14/2007 | Other
- Kyrgyzstan is initiating procedures with Russia that would permit citizens 12/14/2007 | Other
- A book of fairy tales handwritten by JK Rowling, the author 12/14/2007 | Entertainment
- Russia will launch a crackdown on illegal exports 12/14/2007 | Other
- Washington's insistence on granting Kosovo independence is at odds with international 12/14/2007 | Politics
- A district court in south Russia has ordered an international search 12/14/2007 | Other
- The EU leaders will meet in Brussels on December 12/14/2007 | Other
- Russian Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov ordered Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin 12/14/2007 | Politics
- Russia's Foreign Ministry criticized Poland on Thursday over airtime given 12/14/2007 | Politics
- Vladimir Zhirinovsky, a flamboyant and controversial Russian ultranationalist politician, ... 12/14/2007 | Other
- At least seven people were killed in Quetta, southwest Pakistan, 12/14/2007 | Other
- At least 1,000 women took to the streets of Afghanistan 12/14/2007 | Other
- Iran has proposed that Russia's largest independent crude producer LUKoil [RTS: 12/14/2007 | Politics
- The British media was awash with rumors and speculation on Thursday 12/14/2007 | Other
- The majority of Russians would have backed any presidential candidate endorsed 12/14/2007 | Other
- Russia is seeking an early solution to all issues on Iran's 12/14/2007 | Other
- Russia's Federal Drug Control Service arrested a job applicant 12/14/2007 | Other
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