Gennady Gudkov News
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As the U.S. tries to process the news that the two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing had ties to the Russian republic of Chechnya, Russians and Chechens know what it means for them: trouble.
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For the first time in its history, the Russian parliament is about to expel one of its members for mixing private interests with public service. The move would be a triumph, were it not aimed at one of the most vociferous opponents of President Vladimir Putin.
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“Are you totally out of your mind?” Russian newspaper tycoon Alexander Lebedev exclaimed as he jumped to his feet. He stared combatively at property developer Sergei Polonsky, who had taunted Lebedev for ridiculing his claim to be a major charity donor.
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Russia’s Investigative Committee said it has evidence of “illegal business activity” by Gennady Gudkov, a lawmaker in the opposition Just Russia party.
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A senior member of Russia’s lower house of parliament resigned a week after bloggers published documents showing he owned luxury property in Florida.
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President Vladimir Putin’s ruling United Russia will vote to expel opposition legislator Gennady Gudkov from the lower house of Parliament, or State Duma, Interfax reported, citing party member Andrey Vorobyev.
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Russia’s lower house of parliament expelled a prominent opposition lawmaker, stripping him of immunity as he faces potential criminal charges.
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Russian and Ukrainian security services foiled a plot to assassinate Vladimir Putin, who faces a presidential election in less than a week, said his spokesman, Dmitry Peskov.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin’s opponents are looking to take advantage of a dip in his approval rating by latching on to rising anti-immigration sentiment.
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev ordered an investigation of alleged parliamentary election fraud after Prime Minister Vladimir Putin faced the biggest protests in his 12 years in power.
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