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A draft law on the ineffective use of allocated budget means was submitted on Monday with the Russian parliament’s lower house, the State Duma.
A male ostrich died in a zoo in Russia’s Far East after freezing to the floor of his cage on a cold winter night, the Life News portal said on Monday.
The Russian Emergencies Ministry will send two planes to evacuate Russians from Syria on Tuesday, an emergencies ministry spokeswoman Irina Rossius said on Monday.
Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Kirill said he was concerned by the plight of Christian communities in the Middle East during a meeting with the Lebanese President Michel Sulayman on Monday.
A pro-Kremlin TV channel, whose exposés of President Vladimir Putin’s critics led last year to the arrests of political activists, has aired a new documentary, this time attacking what it called the “godless” enemies of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Russia sold a record $15.16 billion worth of weaponry in 2012 while expanding its foreign client list, the Federal Military-Technical Cooperation Service (FSMTC) reported on Monday.
A controversial contract for the delivery of Italian light multirole vehicles (LMV) to Russia appears to have survived the recent reshuffle of the Russian Defense Ministry's leadership that saw the dismissal of Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov and his arms procurement chief Alexander Sukhorukov.
Russia and other Arctic littoral states should boost security on their Arctic frontiers, as rapid pack-ice loss is making the region more accessible to maritime traffic, a Russian security official said on Monday.
Russians have been shopping hand over fist in recent years, and borrowing more money than they can pay back to do it.
In the first launch from the Baikonur space port this year, a Russian carrier rocket Soyuz-2.1a is to orbit six Globalstar-2 communication satellites on February 5, the Federal Space Agency Roscosmos said on Monday.
Police in Russia’s Mari-El Republic have opened a criminal case against a security guard who mistakenly shot a friend in the head while drunk and on duty, the local Interior Ministry said Monday.
President Vladimir Putin has ordered Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) to create a system designed to detect and prevent cyber-attacks against information resources in Russia, according to a copy of a presidential order posted on a government website on Monday.
The southern Russian resort city on the Black Sea won the right to host
the Olympics at an IOC session in Guatemala in July 2007 after a close
race with South Korea's Pyeongchang and Austria's Salzburg. More than 200 sports and infrastructural facilities are to be built in
Sochi by the time of the 2014 Winter Games. The cost of building the
facilities and infrastructure is estimated at more than $30 billion.
Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) announced on Monday a tender for research on a potential sensor system for a micro-unmanned air vehicle (UAV) project, according to an order posted on the government’s state procurement portal.
A total of 140 people have been evacuated from a residential building on fire in the Russian city of Chita in east Siberia, the Russian Emergencies Ministry reported on Monday.
Some 30 million people in Russia, which is about 21 percent of the country’s 143 million population, annually catch upper respiratory infections (URI) and flu, Russia’s chief sanitary doctor Gennady Onishchenko said.
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said Moscow has offered its help to Paris in transporting French troops and supplies to crisis-hit Mali.