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Jun 12

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Putin Faces Broad Opposition as Thousands March in Moscow

Tens of thousands of protesters marched Tuesday through Moscow to demonstrate their discontent with newly installed Russian President Vladimir Putin. Margaret Warner discusses the protests and a Kremlin crackdown with Adrian Karatnycky of the Atlantic Council and Edward Lozansky of…

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Dec 06

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Protesters Allege Manipulation, Rigging in Russia’s Parliamentary Elections

Protests in Russia continued for a second day Tuesday over Sunday's parliamentary elections. The ruling United Russia party received nearly 50 percent of the vote, but protesters allege vote-rigging and manipulation skewed the results. Jonathan Rugman of Independent Television News…

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Sep 26

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What Will Medvedev-Putin Swap Mean for U.S.-Russia Relations?

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin announced plans to swap roles in 2012. Margeret Warner discusses what this move might mean for relations between the United States and Russia with Angela Stent of Georgetown University and Dmitri…

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Sep 26

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Russian Finance Minister Fired Over Criticism of Putin, Medvedev Job Swap

Longtime Russian Finance Minister Alexeli Kudrin was fired Monday after he criticized the announcement that President Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin plan to swap roles in 2012. Margret Warner reports.

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Jun 28

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Justice Department: Russian Intelligence Officers Served as Illegal Agents

The Justice Department announced the arrest of 10 Russian intelligence officers for allegedly carrying out long-term, deep cover assignments as illegal agents in the United States. Jeffrey Brown talks with two experts for more.

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Jul 06

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Obama Leadership Faces Test at Moscow Summit

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President Barack Obama opened a U.S.-Russia summit in Moscow Monday with a prediction of "extraordinary progress" in the areas of nuclear arms reduction and other key bilateral issues.

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Jun 30

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Medvedev’s First Year in Office Brings Surprises, Scrutiny

In the first report of a series from Russia, Margaret Warner takes a closer look at the country's political leadership, focusing on President Dmitry Medvedev's first year in office and the role of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in the government.

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May 07

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Medvedev Takes Helm in Russia, Nominates Putin as Premier

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Dmitry Medvedev was sworn in as Russia's third president Wednesday in an elaborate ceremony inside the Grand Kremlin Palace, and hours later nominated his predecessor, Vladimir Putin, as prime minister.

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Feb 29

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Election Marks Uncertain Milepost in Russian Democracy

After eight years of firm rule, Russian President Vladimir Putin is bound by law to give up his position. But Sunday's election, in which his hand-picked successor is expected to cruise to victory, is being derided by some as simply…

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Apr 23

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Former Russian President Yeltsin Leaves Complex Legacy

Boris Yeltsin, who pushed for democracy and a market economy as the first freely elected president of Russia, died Monday at age 76. A journalist and a professor discuss Yeltsin's legacy.

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