Russian prosecutors charged Aleksei Navalny on with embezzlement.
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Russian prosecutors charged Aleksei Navalny on with embezzlement.
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Perhaps it is too early to tell, but read what some experts think.
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We are not talking about recreating the USSR. But time dictates that we should have closer integration based on values, politics and economics, said Russian PM.
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By Tina Burrett, Assistant Professor of International Relations, Temple University, Japan
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By Lilia Shevtsova, senior associate at the Carnegie Moscow Center.
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No, it is not. But what if the Titans will clash? Russian President Dmitry Medvedev begins his third year in office. According to a Levada Centre report 36 percents of Russians are confident that Medvedev will be re-elected as president, 39 percents are convinced that the Prime Minister Vladimir Putin will return to that post after the presidential election in 2012.
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President George Bush said military aircraft and naval forces will send humanitarian aid to Georgia.
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