Sergei Naryshkin News
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Russian officials have gotten themselves worked up over the U.S. government’s public naming of 18 Russians it considers to be human-rights abusers. It’s hard to understand why.
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Russian economic policy in the next six years will be driven largely by global events, said Sergei Naryshkin, President’s Dmitry Medvedev’s chief of staff.
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President Dmitry Medvedev may name his chief of staff, Sergei Naryshkin , head of the Foreign Intelligence Service, or SVR, Vedomosti reported, citing unidentified administration officials.
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Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s hold on parliament weakened as opposition to his 12-year rule grows amid his campaign to regain the presidency in March.
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Before the Russian parliament went on summer vacation, it passed what is possibly the most odious series of bills in the history of the country's lawmaking. The legislation sets the tone for President Vladimir Putin's current term in power, due to end in 2018. The message is clear: If you are not with Putin, keep it to yourself.
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Ukraine is seeking to “overcome disagreements” with Russia and ``hopes'' to complete talks on natural-gas price agreements soon, said National Defense and Security Council Secretary Andriy Klyuev.
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United Russia plans to nominate Sergei Naryshkin, the head of President Dmitry Medvedev’s administration, as speaker of the State Duma, Interfax reported, citing senior party official Andrei Isayev.
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Murtaza Rakhimov plans to resign as president of Russia’s oil-rich Bashkortostan region as the Kremlin seeks to retire an older generation of regional leaders.
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Russia may pass a law on the retail trade this month if lawmakers and government officials complete the bill within the next 10 days, according to Arkady Dvorkovich, President Dmitry Medvedev’s top economic adviser.
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Cigarette makers including Philip Morris International Inc. and British American Tobacco Plc are fighting a last-ditch battle against a smoking crackdown in Russia, with three weeks left to change the government’s mind.
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