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Nine policemen killed in Russia’s southern republic Nine Chechen policemen have been killed in the Russian Republic of Ingushetia, after militants launched a grenade and opened gunfire at their car. At least ten others were wounded in the attack.

American to challenge Klitschko for WBO title American heavyweight Eddie Chambers has won the right to challenge Ukrainian champ Wladimir Klitschko for his WBO belt.

“The US & Russia can find a solution on AMD and new START issues” – Medvedev Russia-US relations are being restored after significant degradation, President Medvedev told the Italian media, adding that he hopes his upcoming meeting with Barack Obama in Moscow will bring some real results.

Crisis still the main subject at Obama-Medvedev talks Economics remains one of the main topics of the Moscow talks. Russia says international financial institutions need revamping. Along with others countries, it also questions dollar’s role as the world's reserve currency.

Missile bunkers turned exotic homes all over US Former U.S. military bunkers turned into private homes by Kansas nuclear mogul.

Ovechkin becomes Sochi 2014 ambassador NHL superstar Aleksandr Ovechkin has become an ambassador for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.

“Russia-US: relations may improve but key differences will remain” There are plenty of opportunities to co-operate for Russia and the US, but the fundamental differences will not to be removed, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov told RT.

US Independence Day marred by Tea Party protests America's Independence Day celebrations are over in the United States, with millions of people having taken part in the festivities. But there are some who think it's a time to protest rather than celebrate.

“I'm worth every penny” – Cristiano Ronaldo The world’s most expensive footballer, Cristiano Ronaldo, says he's worth every penny Real Madrid has paid for him, Spanish Marca newspaper reports.

Serena beats sister for Wimbledon crown Serena has triumphed over her sister Venus in the All-Williams final at the All-England Club, claiming her third Wimbledon crow.

“N. Korea blackmails the international community by means of missile launches” North Korea has a very limited number of foreign affairs resources by which it can influence its relations with the outside world, and missile launches are a kind of blackmail, says political analyst Ekaterina Koldunova.

Koreans live in peace in Russia amid Pyongyang’s new missile launches South Korea claims seven short-range missiles were launched from North Korea's east coast on Saturday. But as they slip closer towards a serious standoff, Koreans living in Russia say harmony is easily within reach.

Brits dump pets in desperation The number of unwanted pets abandoned and left to starve has lately soared in Spain. But despite the UK’s reputation of being a nation of animal lovers, British expats returning home are the main culprits of pet dumping.

The Honduras Itch “You know, Honduras really bothers me lately.” – “Don’t scratch it then, it only makes the itch worse…” (A popular Russian joke)

Neglected child grew up with dogs Police in Russia's Far East have found a six-year-old who lived with the family's pets in a kennel. Doctors say she is healthy, but lags behind in her psychological development.

A false dawn for the dollar The US administration has been saying it sees the first green shoots of economic recovery. However consumer spending remains low in America, and some experts argue the signs are misleading.

Russia and NATO: no longer at loggerheads? After a long break, Russia and NATO have decided to resume cooperation, with hopes for the improvement of their relations high ahead of Barack Obama's visit to Moscow.

“Flying squad” of crows attacks people Murderous crows have been terrorizing the staff and visitors of a hospital in Russia’s St. Petersburg. The flock of aggressive birds swoop down and attack people arriving or leaving the building.

Federer makes way to 7th straight Wimbledon final Roger Federer has made it to his 7th consecutive Wimbledon final after a straight set win over Tommy Haas from Germany in the semis.

Parents of run-away soldier say their son was abducted Parents of soldier Dmitry Artemyev, who fled the South Ossetian army unit he was serving in for asylum in Georgia, don’t believe their son left his post but, rather, was kidnapped.

Mutual benefits between Russia and U.S. are in spotlight Expectations are high prior to Barack Obama's visit to Moscow, despite long-running sticking points such as U.S. plans for missile defence in Eastern Europe and NATO's eastward expansion.

Kim Jong Il masterminded North Korea’s World Cup qualification? Despite being busy threatening the world with his nuclear program, Kim Jong Il finds time to help North Korean sportsmen achieve outstanding results, as it’s claimed he’s behind football team’s World Cup qualification.

OSCE equates Stalinism to Nazism On Friday the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly carried a controversial resolution that equates the Nazi regime with Soviet Stalinism. Many see the document as blatant attack on Russia.

Nazi guard Demjanjuk ready for trial Suspected Nazi war criminal John Demyanyuk has been deemed fit to stand trial in Germany following medical checks.

Russian clubs strive for ex-Liverpool star Russia’s Premier League sides Dinamo Moscow and Zenit St. Petersburg are both in talks to buy ex-Liverpool star Luis García, Spanish El Mundo Deportivo reports.

Kidnapped girl to stay with her father – court A French court has ruled a girl at the center of a bitter custody battle between her French and Russian parents should remain in France with her father. Her Russian mother may see the girl three times a month.

Russian prosecutors have data on the war crimes of Georgian military The Investigative Committee of Russia’s Prosecutor’s Office says it has data on the orders by the Georgian military commanders to destroy civilian population of South Ossetia.

Russian boxer Drozd defends continental titles Russian cruiserweight Grigory Drozd has defended his continental belts against American Darnell Wilson in Moscow. Wilson was unable to continue after the tenth round handing pretty boy Drozd a technical knock out.

Armed militants detained in North Caucasus Two militants who were holed up in a flat in the Russian North Caucasus republic of Kabardino-Balkaria have surrendered to police.

US is making more enemies than it takes out – Iraq veteran The Pentagon says Afghan militants have captured an American soldier in the east of the country. A hard-line Taliban breakaway faction, known as Haqqani, claims it has the officer.

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