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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 22

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'My Perestroika' Reveals Personal History of Last Soviet Generation

In "My Perestroika," filmmaker Robin Hessman traces the last generation raised in the Soviet Union through the eyes of five Muscovties, from childhoods filled with propaganda to life in the new Russia. The documentary is part of a series of…

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Apr 12

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Miles in Moscow Remembers First Man in Space

Hari interviews Miles, who is in Moscow on Yuri Gagarin and the first human spaceflight.

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Jan 24

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Tajiks, Taxi Drivers Among Hardest Hit in Deadly Moscow Airport Bombing

Judy Woodruff talks to Washington Post Moscow correspondent Will Englund about the deadly explosion at Domodedovo Airport's international arrivals area, which prompted increased vigilance around the city out of fear of further attacks.

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Jan 24

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Medvedev Pledges Thorough Investigation Into Deadly Airport Attack

An explosion in the international arrivals area of Moscow's largest air travel hub, Domodedovo Airport, killed at least 35 people in what President Obama called "an outrageous act of terrorism." Russian authorities believe a suicide bomber carried out the attack…

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Aug 09

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News Wrap: Smoggy Moscow's Daily Death Toll Doubles

In other news, heavy smog from wildfires and other related causes have doubled Moscow's daily death toll bringing it up to 700. In Pakistan, more than 13 million people have now been affected by the monsoon flooding as the water…

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Jun 29

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Russian Officials Condemn U.S. Accusations of Spying as 'Ungrounded'

Russian officials have condemned the arrests of alleged intelligence agents, accused of living undercover in the U.S. Jeffrey Brown has an update on the latest in the investigation and reactions from leaders of both nations.

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Jun 29

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What Effect Will Spy Charges Have on 'Reset' of U.S.-Russia Relations?

Accusations of Russian spying in the U.S. are igniting diplomatic tensions between Moscow and Washington, a week after President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev met. Jeffrey Brown talks with two experts about what the arrests mean for relations…

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