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Moscow demos inspire cop-protester love story

A modern-day Russian Romeo and Juliet story set amid the ongoing protest rallies in Moscow is to appear on the silver screen. The movie shows the dramatic romance of a police officer and an opposition activist.

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Protesters insistent: Duma poll results must be cancelled

Organizers of the government-sanctioned protest rally “For Fair Elections” on February 4 have decided who will address the crowd on Saturday and worked out a draft resolution that is expected to be adopted at the event.

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Election boss refutes violations as parliamentarians seek to cut his beard

The beard of Russia’s Central Election Commission head occupied an unusually large place in Duma discussions Friday, as Vladimir Churov spoke on alleged violations in December’s election. He had promised to shave, should Russia hold an unfair vote.

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PACE positive over ‘main political outcome’ of Duma election

The main result of the December parliamentary poll is that all Russia’s political parties are now unanimous in their willingness to push for further democratic reform of the electoral system, says the head of the PACE observer mission, Tini Koks.

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Prosecutor’s report reveals thousands of election violations

Almost 100 people have been charged with civil offences linked to violations of the December 4 parliamentary election, according to a preliminary report submitted to the president by the prosecutor general.

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‘Protests global fashion trend’ – Nashi founder

The founder of the pro-Kremlin youth movement Nashi, Vasiliy Yakemenko, has said that officials will have to take into account the demands of street protesters, who he describes as restless fans of social media who are searching for self-realization.

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The year of dissent: Russia between change and chaos

2011 was marked by the largest political protest in Russia in two decades. Some see it as the Arab Spring going north, others a sign of the middle class taking its due place. Still others as a bid for West-sponsored regime change...Or a bit of each.

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Court throws out Yabloko election fraud suit

A Moscow court has rejected an electoral fraud lawsuit by the democratic Yabloko party and refused to cancel the December 4 parliamentary vote results at one of the capital’s polling stations.

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Kudrin’s 2 cents: Ex finance minister urges opposition-government dialogue

Erstwhile Russian finance minister Aleksey Kudrin has come up with his own program for overcoming the current political standoff and is ready to become a mediator between the protesters and the authorities.

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‘For fair elections’: Tens of thousands at Moscow biggest protest (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

Just two weeks after the Russian capital saw its biggest opposition rally in nearly twenty years, Russians unhappy with the results of the December 4 parliamentary elections have gathered once again.

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Moscow tops election violations list

Russia's Interior Ministry and the Investigative Committee have presented Dmitry Medvedev with an interim report on violations committed during campaigning and voting in the December 4 State Duma elections.

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Election results cancelled at some polling stations

The results of Russia’s December 4 parliamentary election have been cancelled at 21 polling stations, according to the deputy head of the Central Election Commission, Leonid Ivlev.

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United Russia cuts deal with opposition on Duma structure

After hot trading with opposition factions, an agreement has been reached on the distribution of key posts in the newly-elected lower house of the Russian parliament, United Russia has announced.

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Russian president’s chief of staff accepts parliament speaker post

Sergey Naryshkin, who has served as Medvedev’s chief of staff for the last four years, will become the presiding officer of the lower house of parliament. He topped the United Russia election list for the Leningrad Region in the December 4 poll.

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Medvedev on US: ‘If they continue to push us around, we’ll push back’

President Dmitry Medvedev has spoken out after a telephone conversation with his US counterpart, saying Obama’s comments on Russia’s recent parliamentary elections were “unacceptable”.

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‘Europe puts nose in Russia’s internal business’

Russia’s parliamentary parties have severely criticized the European Parliament’s resolution calling for new State Duma election, labeling it interference in the country’s domestic affairs. They have also demanded that it stop such “escapades”.

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Duma speaker surrenders deputy's mandate

The Speaker of the State Duma of the fifth convocation, Boris Gryzlov, who was recently elected to the lower house again, has surrendered his seat in the parliament.

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Chief Prosecutor sees no reason for election re-run

Russia’s Prosecutor General has said he sees no reason to cancel the results of the December 4 parliamentary poll, but has promised to hold an investigation into all reported violations.

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Medvedev disapproves of rally’s slogans, but orders election probe

President Dmitry Medvedev ordered an investigation into alleged vote rigging, but stressed the messages voiced at the Saturday's protests did not carry his support.

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Russian poll protests: calm after the storm

Russia has seen a week of post-election frenzy with protests over allegations of fraud in last Sunday’s poll hitting the streets. On Saturday, the biggest opposition rally in Russia’s recent history passed off peacefully, despite ominous predictions.

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