Foreign Investors Included in Privatization Plan
Wildfires Kill at Least 25 People
Presidium Approves 2011-13 Budget Outline
Passenger Detained After Airport Standoff
Kremlin's Top Human Rights Advisor Quits
On the Trail of City Funds Spent on Strays
Moscow City Hall has allocated $190 per month for every stray dog housed in its animal shelters in 2010. But a review of documents obtained by The Moscow Times found that stray dogs are part of a lucrative — and extremely murky — business that has helped enrich a relative of at least one senior city official.
- Medvedev Signs Bill Widening FSB Powers
- Khimki Forest Battle Takes Violent Turn
- Kommersant Head Quits Police Council
- U.S. Releases Photos of Deported Russian Spies
- DST to Introduce IPO in 2001
- Envoy Says Missing Pilot Held by Sudanese Militia
- TNK-BP Mulling Purchase of BP Assets
- New Bid to Erect Tsereteli Statue in Puerto Rico
- U.S. Says START Spats Didn't Include Cheating
- Rosneft, Others May Deliver Gasoline to Iran
- In the Spotlight: Indecent Exposure
A Warning to Potential InvestorsBy Liam Halligan and Denis Spirin
The government just approved the sell-off of an estimated $29 billion in state assets. But investors beware, a major investment company warns. Russia’s legal system has made little progress, as illustrated by a case unfolding at Prosperity Capital Management.
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In the Spotlight: Indecent ExposureBy Anna Malpas
Channel One just started to air “Lie Detector,” a game show in which contestants try to win 1 million rubles by truthfully answering difficult questions. In the first show, a middle-aged nanny and a 23-year-old businessman gave up information usually revealed only to God.
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Theater Plus: A Russian Fairy Tale in Rural MassachusettsDouble Edge Theater, located on a farm in the tiny hill town of Ashfield, Massachusetts, is a unique and surprising organization. Its productions have been seen in cities all over the United States and in such countries as Bulgaria, Poland, Hungary and Romania.
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