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Valencia striker David Villa scored a spectacular hat-trick as Spain demolished Russia 4-1 in the group stage of the Euro-2008 soccer championship on Tuesday.
Russia will resolve disputes over fishing rights near Norway's Spitsbergen islands in line with a treaty signed in 1920, the foreign minister said Tuesday.
The United States and the European Union issued a joint statement after a summit in Slovenia on Tuesday saying they acknowledged the constructive role Russia plays in global affairs.
The United States and the European Union will assist in Kosovo's economic development and establishing rule of law, the sides said in a joint statement released on Tuesday.
Chingis Aitmatov, a well-known writer in Russia and his home country of Kyrgyzstan, died on Tuesday at the age of 79 in a German hospital.
Russia and Norway will draft an agreement to facilitate border crossing for residents of regions close to the countries' shared border, the Russian foreign minister said on Tuesday.
The 19-year-old daughter of an Austrian man who fathered a family in a home-made dungeon in an infamous incest case has awoken from her induced coma, doctors announced on Tuesday.
Poland is holding discussions with Russia over the possible construction of U.S. missile defense facilities on its territory so that Moscow can be confident they pose no threat to Russian national security, the Polish ambassador to Azerbaijan said on Tuesday.
France's mobile phone firm Alcatel and U.S.-based computer giants Microsoft and Intel could join an IT park that Russia is building in the Volga area city of Nizhny Novgorod, the regional investment policy minister said Tuesday.
Russia's Black Sea Fleet warships will take part in several international drills in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea later this year, a Navy spokesman said on Tuesday.
Russia's Defense Ministry is planning to expand the presence of the Russian Navy in the world's oceans and extend the operational radius of submarines deployed with the Northern Fleet, a high-ranking military official said on Tuesday.
Islamic Jihad militants fired three rockets from the Gaza Strip into southern Israel on Tuesday, and distributed leaflets in Gaza saying the movement has no plans to negotiate a ceasefire.
OPEC's reference basket of crudes from 13 countries was $130.87 per barrel on Monday, compared with $126.11 the previous Friday, the oil cartel said on Tuesday.