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Monday, December 1, 2014

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Sex Slavery Thrives in Russia Out of Public View
Alcohol Kills 500,000 Russians Annually

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Mikhail Gorbachev on Putin and Freedom of the Press (Part 2) 1:59

Putin to Give Annual Address as His Popularity Declines

As President Vladimir Putin prepares for his annua

Number of Russians With HIV to Reach 1 Million by 2016

Every day more than 200 new cases of HIV are regis

Moldova Set to Press On With Pro-Europe Course After Election

Moldova's pro-Europe parties appeared certain Mond

Hulk Complains Russian Referee Made Racist Comments During Game

Brazilian striker Hulk, who plays for Zenit St. Pe

Animal Rights Activists Say About 100 Dogs Burned Alive in Farm Fire

About 100 dogs got trapped as a fire tore through

Latest News

›› Russia Will Never Introduce Sex Education in Schools – Children's Ombudsman
›› U.K. Accuses Russia of Probing Its Air Defenses
›› Putin to Give Annual Address as His Popularity Declines
›› Sex Slavery Thrives in Russia Out of Public View
›› Number of Russians With HIV to Reach 1 Million by 2016
›› Alcohol Kills 500,000 Russians Annually
›› Hulk Complains Russian Referee Made Racist Comments During Game
›› Russia Planning Large-Scale Military Drills in 2015
›› Tver Sees Run on Bottled Water After Pipe Bursts
›› Russian Memorial to Apple Founder Up for Sale After CEO Says He's Gay
›› Ukraine Military Says Russian Forces Involved in Attack on Donetsk Airport
›› Russia Accuses NATO of 'Destabilizing' Northern Europe
›› Animal Rights Activists Say About 100 Dogs Burned Alive in Farm Fire
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Business

Russia-China Military Ties Deepen Amid Western Pressure Over Ukraine

Russia's Ruble Fights Back From 6 Percent Loses as Oil Price Rallies

Russia Scraps South Stream Gas Pipeline as Putin Slams EU

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Opinion

Russia Is Returning to Soviet Military Strategy
 By Alexander Golts

China Benefits From Ukraine Turmoil

By Jeff Schubert In early November, I conducted two surve

Putin Must Change Direction or Face a Coup

By Vladimir Ryzhkov As the Ukrainian crisis intensified in r
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