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08.01.2010, 17:17
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The fresh terrorist act in Dagestan has forced Russian authorities to act quickly not only in eliminating the militant threat, but also in improving the socio-political situation in the North Caucasus.
09.03.2010, 16:37
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Militants have confirmed the identity of Said Buryatsky, a gang leader killed during a special operation in the Russian Republic of Ingushetia on March 2.
03.09.2009, 14:38
As the fifth anniversary of the tragedy in North Ossetia is being marked, analysts think a lot should be done to prevent such events in the future.
30.11.2009, 15:12
Analysts are considering different scenarios behind the derailment of the Nevsky Express train between Moscow and St. Petersburg due to a bomb blast on November 27.
19.03.2010, 15:46
Chechen authorities have announced “big results” achieved during an operation against militants who have reportedly lost their main “psychologist” and terrorist leader Abu Haled.
13.10.2010, 18:20
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The case of the deadly September car bomb attack in North Ossetia has been solved, Russian security officials have reported.
19.10.2010, 18:32
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As Russia and NATO prepare for the next summit, Moscow must not be simply informed of decisions taken by the alliance’s member states, politicians and analysts stress.
01.04.2010, 14:58
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The authorities are strengthening security on the national transport system after terrorist attacks in Moscow and Kizlyar.
26.10.2010, 15:32
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Moscow City Hall has for the first time permitted 800 civil rights activists to gather on their “favorite square,” but some of the organizers say the number allowed is too low.
21.08.2009, 13:53
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The Non-Aggression Treaty, signed by the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany 70 years ago is still at the center of attention for politicians and historians.
Published: 01 July, 2009, 14:35
Edited: 28 May, 2010, 13:56
Russian analysts argue over the role that top terrorist Doku Umarov now plays in the militants’ underground and assess his chances to prevent the Chechen authorities from maintaining stability.
Why doesn't Russia or any of these analysists mention or reference the clear connections to foreign intelligence mainly Turkey but also the US as well as of course Britain with Mr Zakeyaev. Why does Russia consistently hold back from criticizing western governments? Why doesn't Russia interview Paul Murphy instead of Carnegie with receives funding from the former Oligarchs, linked to Soros and his HRW and is the blanket organisation for CFR organisations operating in Russia.