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Two cloneburgers and coke, please! The U.S. government has ruled that products from cloned animals are as safe as their natural counterparts.

Diplomatic war rages between Russia, UK Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has defended proposed action against the British Council, after its refusal to cease operations in two cities. Moscow is threatening to stop issuing visas for Council staff and...

Independents race to join Russian presidential poll Independent candidates in Russia's presidential poll have just hours to hand in two million signatures of support. Former Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov and Andrey Bogdanov are expected to make the deadline, allowing...

French court locks Russian bank accounts Russia's Finance Ministry is promising to appeal a French court ruling which freezes Russian government assets in dispute with a Swiss trading company, Noga. It accuses Russia of refusing to pay millions of dollars in...

Happy rescue after 24 hours in snow trap Rescuers have found a minibus trapped by a strong blizzard in the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia's Far East. The ten passengers and two drivers aboard are reported to be fine even though they spent nearly 24 hours in a...

Social reform - the focus of Medvedev's presidential campaign Vladimir Putin is using his last few months as Russian President to place social welfare at the heart of the election for his successor. Putin wants the four national priority projects launched in 2005 –...

European Parliament honours murdered Russian journalist The European Parliament has named a press room at its headquarters in Strasbourg after a murdered Russian journalist, Anna Politkovskaya. She was famed for her critical articles on the war in Chechnya, and the Beslan...

17 dead from Russian gas blasts Another gas explosion has occured in Russia's Volgograd region, killing two people. Meanwhile, a string of gas blasts, which have become common in Russia, have claimed 15 lives in the past week alone.

Moscow fishy land deal legal: court A Moscow court has declared an auction, which sold lucrative Moscow land for well below market rates, to be legal. In December, the Russian government filed a lawsuit against the auction house, accusing it of...

Georgian opposition win TV concession Another opposition rally has taken place in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, with protestors celebrating a victory: opposition members will now be included on the board of the country’s public TV broadcaster.

Putin pushes for greater social reform Vladimir Putin is using his last few months as Russian President to place social welfare at the heart of the election for his successor. Putin wants the four national projects – education, health care,...

$US 2.4 BLN merger brings new oil giant to life Stockholm-listed West Siberian Resources has announced plans to merge with Alliance NK to create a new vertically-integrated Russian oil company.

Militants killed in Chechnya A militant group involved in the murder of several policemen has been stopped in a special operation in Chechnya. Four individuals, including the group's leader, were killed during the operation, while a member of the...

Vet-grown rat heart could save millions of lives An artificial organic human heart, grown in a laboratory, is a step closer after researchers at the University of Minnesota managed to grow a rat's heart and get it beating. Scientists say their long-term objective is...

The Media Mirror: what's in today's Russian newspapers? The Russian papers feature a look at Georgia – a new revolutionary situation or just a regular political game?, a review of 2007 by former Russian Prime Minister Evgeny Primakov and the revelation that both...

Ukraine tries to stem coal mine deaths The Ukrainian government will inspect all coal mines in the country in a bid to improve safety standards and avoid further deaths. The newly-elected Prime Minister Yulia Timoshenko has also announced a financial audit...

Fraud row hangs over U.S. primaries Voters in the U.S. state of Michigan are set for the Republican primary on Tuesday, as a row over the last primary rumbles on. Mitt Romney and John McCain are the favourites in Michigan, with Mike Huckabee further back.

12 lost in heavy snowfall Heavy snowfall has caused a bus to become lost in Russia's Far Eastern Kamchatka region. It left the region's capital despite a storm warning. Rescuers are now looking for the ten passengers on board, including two...

Two gas blasts leave seven dead in Russia Two near identical gas explosions in different parts of Russia have killed seven people and devastated apartment buildings. Six deaths followed a blast in a block in the southern town of Zheleznovodsk. The second...

Medvedev steps up hunt for presidency First Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has submitted the documents, needed to run in the upcoming presidential election, to the Central Election Commission.

Two militants killed in Dagestan police siege Police have ended a siege in the city of Makhachkala in the North Caucasus. Two gunmen are reported to have been killed, and one policeman has been injured.

Police hunt ex colleague guilty of killing Chechens A former Russian police officer convicted of murdering three Chechens has been put on the federal wanted list. Evgeny Khudyakov was tried in absentia in December of kidnapping and killing three building workers in 2003....

Tallinn 'Memorial' rioters put on trial Four activists charged with organising riots in Tallinn last spring are standing trial in the Estonian capital. The men are accused of instigating violence in the city following the decision to relocate a Soviet War...

Russian climbers see in New Year on World's highest volcano While most of us are happy with traditional New Year celebrations, some brave souls prefer extremes. A group of Russian climbers were on top of the world to see out the final seconds of 2007. They trekked to the top of...

Russkis to give Yankees democracy lessons The Moscow-based Institute of Democracy and Cooperation is setting-up a branch in New York. The Russian foundation will be devoted to promoting democracy and human rights.

UK royal may sell out to tycoon A nephew of Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain, David Linley, is reported to be selling his stake in his furniture and design business to a Russian corporate tycoon.

The Media Mirror – what’s in today’s Russian press All eyes are on Georgia, where Mikhail Saakashvili counts inauguration guests and the opposition counts the street protesters – by the thousand. Also on the agenda: reports that Moscow and Washington may seek...

Georgia's opposition back on streets Tens of thousands of Georgians have hit the streets of the capital Tbilisi to protest against what they say was a “falsified” presidential election. Poll commissioners have declared Mikhail Saakashvilli the...

Georgia's opposition back on the streets Tens of thousands of Georgians have hit the streets of the capital Tbilisi to protest against what they say was a “falsified” presidential election. Poll commissioners have declared Mikhail Saakahvilli the...

Missing Kazakh miners declared dead The miners still missing after a blast at a mine in Kazakhstan on Friday have been declared dead. Thirty people are believed to have perished in the accident. Three days of mourning have been declared in Kazakhstan’s...

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