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Thousands of Russian opposition activists rallied in downtown Moscow on the anniversary of a protest that turned violent last year, calling on authorities to release people held for allegedly organizing that event.
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The U.S. and European Union should be “more principled” in dealing with Russia and not fall for President Dmitry Medvedev ’s talk of modernization, said Mikhail Kasyanov , who served as prime minister during Vladimir Putin ’s presidency.
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Mikhail Kasyanov , a former Russian prime minister who served under then President Vladimir Putin , plans to create an opposition political party to challenge the dominance of Putin’s United Russia party in parliamentary elections next year.
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Former Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov said he’s concerned that the planned sale of stakes in state-controlled companies will be undermined by a lack transparency.
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Billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov plans to challenge Prime Minister Vladimir Putin for the Russian presidency in March elections after the biggest anti-government demonstrations in a decade emboldened Russia’s opposition.
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Russia’s non-Communist opposition criticized Prime Minister Vladimir Putin after authorities barred it from registering a party to compete in December parliamentary elections.
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Russian Premier Vladimir Putin may shift the blame to President Dmitry Medvedev to insulate himself from his first election setback, said political scientists and economists from Moscow to London.
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Viktor Chernomyrdin , the longest- serving prime minister in post-Soviet Russia and the first head of state natural-gas export monopoly OAO Gazprom , died in Moscow. He was 72.
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Fifty years after the Soviet Union put the first man into orbit, Russia's space program is facing new troubles. Last Wednesday, the routine launch of a Progress M-12M cargo ship headed for the International Space Station went terribly wrong.
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Russia’s non-Communist opposition plans to field a single presidential candidate in 2012, when Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has the constitutional right to return to the presidency.
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