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Archives: 20 September 2011

September 20, 2011

A Requiem For Managed Pluralism?

The Power Vertical Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov gestures during a news conference in Moscow on September14. It is hard to look at Right Cause’s public meltdown last week as anything other than an unmitigated disaster for the Kremlin’s political managers. Not only has a high-profile project to create a regime-friendly pro-business party to draw the [...]

September 20, 2011

Russian Film Director Complains Of ‘Oscar Committee’s’ Favoritism

MOSCOW — A prominent Russian film director has called for changes in the composition of the country’s “Oscar Committee” because its members “are dependent” on director Nikita Mikhalkov, RFE/RL’s Russian Service reports. The Oscar Committee, which is headed by director Vladimir Menshov, nominated Mikhalkov’s movie “Burnt by the Sun 2″ for an Oscar on September [...]

September 20, 2011

European court says Russian investigation into Yukos ‘unfair’

The European Court of Human Rights ruled on Tuesday that an investigation by Russia’s tax authorities into bankrupt oil company Yukos was unfair and violated the firm’s property rights.  

September 20, 2011

Court orders transparency over knife attack on Khodorkovsky

A regional court has ordered prison authorities in Siberia to provide documents detailing an investigation into the beating of a prison inmate who attacked former billionaire Yukos boss Mikhail Khodorkovsky with a knife. Alexander Kuchma, Khodorkovsky’s former cellmate at a penal colony in the remote Chita region, stabbed the ex-tycoon in the face in April [...]

September 20, 2011

Ruble plunges to new ten- month low

The Russian ruble fell to a new ten-month low on Tuesday as oil prices fell again. The official exchange rate of Russian ruble for tomorrow settlement fell 62.80 kopecks against the dollar to 31.4960 and 71.06 kopecks to the euro to 42.92, the central bank said on Tuesday. The value of the bi-currency basket, comprising [...]

September 20, 2011

Foreign investors see increasing opportunities in Russia

Foreign investors believe that Russia would become a more interesting place for investment and expansion in the next few years, a recent study by Ernst Young shows. “A high percentage (70 percent of businesses) are confident that Russia will have a greater investment appeal for their companies in the next three years,” the study said. [...]

September 20, 2011

Russia considers measures to improve regional air safety

The government is examining ways to boost air safety in the regions, Russia’s deputy transport minister said on Tuesday. Four plane crashes since June mean Russia has the highest number of air-related fatalities in the world for 2011. Ageing aircraft and poor maintenance, as well as a lack of properly-trained crews have been blamed for [...]

September 20, 2011

European court delivers mixed ruling on Yukos

The European Court of Human Rights ruled on Tuesday that the Russian authorities had violated the rights of the now-defunct Yukos company, but rejected claims that the break-up of the oil giant was politically motivated. The split decision was welcomed by both sides. The court also deferred consideration of a Yukos claim for $98 billion [...]

September 20, 2011

Tennis player Chakvetadze named as Right Cause candidate

Tennis player Anna Chakvetadze was named on Tuesday as one of the three parliamentary candidates put forward by Russia’s Right Cause Party. Tycoon Mikhail Prokhorov quit as party head last week. Chakvetadze will be joined by the party’s joint leaders Andrei Dunayev and Andrei Bogdanov. She has said is ready to “take part in everything” [...]

September 20, 2011

Talks way forward for Syria

Moscow believes peaceful negotiations are the way forward in the Syria conflict, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov reiterated on Tuesday. “Russia has its own project for a resolution on Syria…it is aimed at stopping the violence there, both by government forces and armed groups,” Lavrov said. The minister also said another goal of Russia’s draft [...]

September 20, 2011

Benefits for Russian carers of disabled children may rise by $1 a month

Russians who care for disabled children may see their monthly benefits increase by 34 rubles (just over $1) a month, the government said on its website on Tuesday. Under a bill submitted for consideration to the Health and Social Development Ministry, payments may rise from the current 570 rubles ($19) to 604 rubles (around $20). [...]

September 20, 2011

Main news of September 20

World * The head of the Afghan High Peace Council, former president Burhanuddin Rabbani, was killed in an attack at his home in Kabul * The NATO-led operation in Libya will continue until the defeat of forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi, U.S. President Barack Obama said * Turkish President Abdullah Gul called a deadly explosion [...]

September 20, 2011

Russia violated rights of Yukos oil company, rules European court

Russia violated the rights of the now-defunct oil company Yukos, the European court of human rights has ruled. However, the court rejected a claim that the prosecution of Yukos was politically motivated and deferred a ruling over £64bn in claimed damages. According to the ruling from the court in Strasbourg, Russian authorities were unfair in [...]

September 20, 2011

Afghan ex-President Rabbani killed in bombing: video

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Former Afghan President Burhanuddin Rabbani, together with four other people, has been killed in a suicide bomb attack in the country’s capital, Kabul. Rabbani has been killed at his home which is located in Kabul’s heavily guarded diplomatic enclave also known as “the green zone”. He was reportedly meeting two members of the Taliban at [...]

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