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Ukraine: It’s off! It’s on! It’s off again! A new coalition was formed in Kiev on Tuesday. However, exactly one hour later one of the party factions denied that the coalition had been formed.

Somali pirates just pawns in a global business Pirates operating off the Somali coast are about to receive another US$3.5 million ransom for the release of the Ukrainian freighter Faina. That will bring their total haul to some US$40 million so far this year. But doe

Ukraine sees new coalition Politicians in Ukraine have formed a new three-way majority coalition, made up of blocs led by the Prime Minister, the President and the new parliamentary speaker Vladimir Litvin.

Office rents drop in Moscow and St. Petersburg Demand for office rental space has fallen sharply in Moscow and St. Petersburg, prompting owners of business centers to offer huge discounts to attract tenants.

Riot on pirates' seized ship? The crew of a Ukrainian ship seized by pirates off Somalia have failed to regain control of the vessel. A pirate on the ship said the rebels responsible for the attempted mutiny now faced “serious...

Skinheads sentenced for hate crime in St. Petersburg The city court of St. Petersburg has sentenced four skinheads between the age of 17 and 20 in connection with the murder of an Uzbek man.

Goals galore: KHL’s pick of the week RT has the choicest cuts from this week's strikes in the inaugural Continental Ice Hockey League.

Last Tsar’s tomb opens to tourists A new exhibition dedicated to Russia’s last royal family has opened in St Petersburg. Under the title “Peter and Paul’s cathedral and the Grand Royal tomb – a necropolis of the Imperial House of...

Tuesday's press review This Tuesday Russian newspapers pay tribute to the late Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church and try to predict the future of Russia-U.S. relations during the presidency of Barack Obama.

Skinny screens to lighten load A new kind of computer screen is set to revolutionise the way we think about notebooks, mobiles and personal organizers. That’s according to computer maker Hewlett Packard, who have unveiled a prototype of the flexible...

Bumper harvest brings storage headache Farms are brimming with grain after a record crop. But food experts are warning there may not be enough bread for everyone. The problem is Russia doesn’t have enough barns to store the grain.

Child sex slavery thrives in America Human trafficking is one of the world's fastest growing industries, where billions of dollars are made at the expense of innocent people. The U.S. has one of the highest rates of trafficked people. Many are children,...

'Ukraine laundered billions in arms trade' Ukraine's government has been accused of illegally trading in arms by its own parliamentary commission. An inquiry was launched to investigate whether laws were broken in the selling of weapons to Georgia. The head of...

Was US anti-missile test aimed at Russia and China? A consultant to the head of Russia's Strategic Rocket Forces has said that a simulated anti-missile test by the U.S. was not aimed at stopping a North Korean threat as Washington had claimed.

Serbian politician sues CNN Former Serbian presidential candidate Tomislav Nikolic is suing CNN for mixing him up with war crimes suspect Ratko Mladic. The mistake may cause the TV channel up to ten million euros – the sum Nikolic...

U.S. security guards in Iraq charged with manslaughter U.S. prosecutors have announced that manslaughter charges are being brought against a group of American security guards accused of killing unarmed civilians in Iraq last year. Five men are accused of using machine guns...

Meet Georgia’s new Foreign Minister …who’s Russian Relations between Georgia and Russia are rock bottom after the war in South Ossetia, with most diplomatic ties severed. But can the new Georgian Foreign Minister mend the rift? Grigol Vashadze has Russian citizenship...

Three dead in the tourist bus turnover in Smolensk Three died, another nine are wounded after a tourist bus has turned over in Smolensk region.

‘Cities of Military Glory’ honoured for WW2 efforts Three Russian towns have been presented with honourary titles for their citizens’ courage during World War Two. Dmitrov, Velikiy Novgorod and Velikiye Luki have got special diplomas from President Medvedev at a ceremony...

Ford’s plant extends holiday as sales fall Ford’s car plant in the Leningrad region will suspend production for nearly a month over the New Year’s period – giving workers an extended holiday as demand weakens.

Somali pirates threaten to cancel ransom deal Negotiations with Somali pirates holding a Ukrainian cargo vessel have been temporarily halted. The move comes after the bandits threatened to pull out of an agreement to release the ship. The hijackers accuse the...

Severely-ill former Yukos exec gets bail A former Yukos executive who had been facing trial in a $700 billion embezzlement scandal could be freed on bail due to his deteriorating health. Ria Novosti and Interfax report that a Moscow City Court set the bail for

Stavropol Policeman Jailed A policeman in Stavropol has been sentenced to two months in prison in connection with a traffic accident that claimed the lives of two 16-year-old teenagers.

Internet exclusive: Aleksy II’s funeral on RT website RT’s website has been the sole internet provider carrying live video coverage of Patriarch Aleksy II’s funeral service and burial ceremony.

Don’t go breaking my bank! Elton’s Moscow payday Sir Elton John has become the latest world star to visit Russia for a performance at a private party. The British pop icon reportedly received $US 3 million for attending Sunday’s grand opening of a concert hall in...

U.S. to control illegal immigration from Canada The U.S. is ready to launch a US $10 million drone to control part of its border with Canada.

Russia considers aid to defence industry The Russian government this week will consider allocating 150 billion roubles ($US 5.1 BLN) to help the defence industry.

Ukraine laundered billions in arms trade – commission Ukraine’s special parliamentary commission investigating illegal arms trading announced that Kiev’s weapons supplies to Georgia harmed the country’s own military efficiency. According to the commission, President Viktor...

Russia becomes dance fitness champion Is aerobics a keep-fit routine or a thrilling show? The fast-growing sport is aiming to prove it can be both and boost its popularity worldwide. Russia recently hosted the world championships – for the first t

Russia to increase oil and gas production Oil production in Russia will grow to 530 million tons a year and gas output will reach 706 billion cubic metres annually by 2030, the Ministry of Energy announced today.

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