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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.
06.10.2010, 15:39
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A lawyer and head of the Al-Fatkh Muslim organization in St. Petersburg, Dzhamaliddin Makhmutov, has sent a letter to Russia’s Constitutional Court asking if the introduction of advisory Sharia courts is lawful.
14.05.2009, 22:57
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“Russia is going to ensure its security through higher living standards and the increased competitiveness of its economy,” says Yekaterina Kuznetsova, of the Moscow centre for studies of post-industrial societies.
19.08.2010, 19:04
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The Russian Interior Ministry and analysts differently assess the discussion continuing on the Internet over the new draft bill on police.
23.08.2010, 17:16
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Members of Russian opposition groups not represented in the parliament have staged two rallies in Kaliningrad and Moscow on the weekend and supported the efforts of ecologists to defend Khimki forest.
24.09.2010, 17:07
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The creation of a single independent investigative body has its pluses and minuses, politicians and analysts warn.
31.03.2010, 14:53
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Moscow does not want to politicize economic disagreements with Minsk, as the Belarusian leader wants to “diversify” his country’s foreign relations.
29.04.2009, 13:20
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This Wednesday ROAR takes a look at new developments in Russia-EU relations; the media frenzy over the outbreak of swine flu; and the growing number of Strasbourg Court rulings against Russia.
01.05.2010, 08:03
The draft age will be extended to 30 in Russia and more deferments eliminated if the General Staff’s new proposals are accepted.
05.05.2010, 16:55
The Constitutional Court has ruled that the absence of information about ethnicity in a passport does not contradict the Russian Constitution.
Published: 07 May, 2010, 15:47
Edited: 01 July, 2010, 22:56
The Russian parliament has adopted in the second reading a law that should guarantee more attractive conditions for the admission and residence of highly-skilled workers.
It is about tie for the brain drain to change its direction from westward to eastward. Russia is not only on the right track, she has most of the world behind her efforts. Long live the Medvedev/Putin duo.