04.03.2005 - Putin calls for joining efforts in combating anti-Semitism
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated the authorities’ resolve to continue fighting against anti-Semitism.
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03.03.2005 - Nearly 50% of Russian women are single - researchers
Nearly 50% of Russian women are single and many of them have never been married, researchers say.
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02.03.2005 - Russia city protests against climbing costs of living
About 500 residents of Voronezh gathered on the city’s central square on Tuesday in a protest against raised prices of municipal and housing services.
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02.03.2005 - Gorbachev against restoration of USSR
Ex-president of the USSR Mikhail Gorbachev said he was “resolutely against the restoration of the USSR” but would welcome a union of Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan.
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02.03.2005 - The Federation of Jewish Communities of the CIS (FJC) and the American Jewish Congress (AJC) signed a memorandum of mutual understanding
Speaking at a news conference after the signing ceremony, FJC President Lev Levayev described the Memorandum as an historic document, one proving that Russia is on the path toward democracy and religious freedom.
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01.03.2005 - Ten militants killed in sweep in Chechnya
Illegal armed units suffered serious losses in a sweep operation launched in Chechnya’s Nozhai-Yurt district on Thursday.
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01.03.2005 - Senior international official killed in Moscow
A senior official from the International EEconomic Cooperation Organisation (IECO) (ECO) was killed in the centre of Moscow on Monday.
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01.03.2005 - Defenders of Russia’s nuclear objects can rebuff all threats
Defenders of Russia’s nuclear objects can rebuff all threats, head of the Russian federal atomic energy agency Alexander Rumyantsev said at a RIA Novosti press conference on Monday.
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28.02.2005 - YUKOS AGAIN FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY IN HOUSTON
The Yukos company has filed a request to Judge Leticia Clark of the Houston Court to reconsider its bankruptcy case.
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28.02.2005 - CHECHNYA: PRESIDENT OPTIMISTIC
Chechnya will provide 13,000 new job opportunities within the year, vouched republican President Alu Alkhanov. He was addressing a seminar, underway at RIA Novosti today, on civil society contribution to the North Caucasian social stability cause.
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