Putin To Run For Russian Presidency
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Anti-War Putin Rival Says He Has Enough Signatures To Run For President
Russian anti-war presidential candidate Boris Nadezhdin on Wednesday delivered 105,000 signatures in his support to the Central Election Commission (CEC), technically enough to challenge incumbent Vladimir Putin in Russia's March election.
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This Russian Anti-War Candidate Tries To Harness Protest Vote Against Putin
Boris Nadezhdin, a 60-year-old former opposition lawmaker, is running a long-shot campaign to challenge Vladimir Putin for the Russian presidency and says his call to end Russia's war in Ukraine has put rocket boosters under his bid.
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Over 1.5 Years Into Ukraine War, Is Russia's Economy Out Of The Woods?
As he prepares to run for re-election in 2024, is President Vladimir Putin right to claim the worst is over for the Russian economy?
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Vladimir Putin Seeks 5th Presidential Term, And A New World Order
Russian President Vladimir Putin, who announced Friday he is running for a fifth term, has over the past two decades built a system of domestic repression and confrontation with the West that is almost certain to guarantee his re-election.
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Ex-KGB Officer Officer To Ukraine Invasion: Key Moments In Vladimir Putin's Rule
From the rise of the former KGB officer to the Kremlin to his invasion of Ukraine, AFP looks at key moments in the rule of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is bidding to remain in power until 2030.
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Putin To Seek Another Presidential Term In Russia In March 2024: Report
Russian leader Vladimir Putin has decided to run in presidential elections next March, news agencies reported Friday, allowing the Kremlin leader to extend his decades-long grip on power.
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Putin Could Win If Ukraine Aid Dries Up, White House Warns US Congress
The White House issued a dire warning Monday that US aid for Ukraine will run out by the end of the year, adding that Russian President Vladimir Putin could win the war if Congress fails to agree fresh funding.
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Vladimir Putin To Run For President Again, Will Stay In Power Till 2030: Report
According to Russian Constitution, the President is elected for a six-year term. So, after the election in 2024, Vladimir Putin will remain President till 2030.
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Sensex Crashes 2,702 Points As Russia Invades Ukraine, Nifty Settles Below 16,250: 10 Points
The Indian equity indices on Thursday plunged sharply led by sell-off across all sectors amid Russia's attack on Ukraine. Russian forces fired missiles at several cities in Ukraine after its President Vladimir Putin authorised a "special military operation". The benchmark BSE Sensex crashed 2,702 points or 4.72 per cent to close at 54,530; while th...
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Vladimir Putin Signs New Law Allowing Him To Run For Two More Terms
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday signed the package of constitutional reforms he had proposed, including a clause giving him an option to run for two more terms.
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Poisoning Of Russian Ex-Spy Puts Spotlight On Moscow's Secret Military Labs
During his last run for the presidency in 2012, Russian leader Vladimir Putin startled U.S. military experts with a mysterious pledge to develop novel kinds of weapons to counter the West's technological edge.
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Vladimir Putin Says He'll Run For Re-Election. Nobody Is Surprised
Russian President Vladimir Putin, he of the perennial 80 percent approval ratings, declared his intention Wednesday to run for reelection, essentially guaranteeing a new six-year term for the Kremlin leader.
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Russia's Putin, Pulling No Surprises, Says He Will Seek Re-Election
President Vladimir Putin confirmed Russia's worst kept political secret on Wednesday, saying he would run for re-election in March 2018 - a contest he seems sure to win comfortably and extend his grip on power into a third decade.
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Kremlin Candidate Sobchak Aims To 'Unite' Disgruntled Russians
Russia's It Girl Ksenia Sobchak, who plans to run for president, said Tuesday she wanted to unite voters unhappy with the current state of affairs -- but would not attack leader Vladimir Putin.
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Putin Talks Like Russia's Next President, But Stays Silent On Whether He'll Run
Russian President Vladimir Putin, the presumed favorite to win a new six-year term next March, offered a message of renewal in a major address on Thursday. But he failed to deliver the news that Kremlin watchers have been waiting for: whether he will seek reelection.
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Anti-War Putin Rival Says He Has Enough Signatures To Run For President
Russian anti-war presidential candidate Boris Nadezhdin on Wednesday delivered 105,000 signatures in his support to the Central Election Commission (CEC), technically enough to challenge incumbent Vladimir Putin in Russia's March election.
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This Russian Anti-War Candidate Tries To Harness Protest Vote Against Putin
Boris Nadezhdin, a 60-year-old former opposition lawmaker, is running a long-shot campaign to challenge Vladimir Putin for the Russian presidency and says his call to end Russia's war in Ukraine has put rocket boosters under his bid.
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Over 1.5 Years Into Ukraine War, Is Russia's Economy Out Of The Woods?
As he prepares to run for re-election in 2024, is President Vladimir Putin right to claim the worst is over for the Russian economy?
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Vladimir Putin Seeks 5th Presidential Term, And A New World Order
Russian President Vladimir Putin, who announced Friday he is running for a fifth term, has over the past two decades built a system of domestic repression and confrontation with the West that is almost certain to guarantee his re-election.
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Ex-KGB Officer Officer To Ukraine Invasion: Key Moments In Vladimir Putin's Rule
From the rise of the former KGB officer to the Kremlin to his invasion of Ukraine, AFP looks at key moments in the rule of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is bidding to remain in power until 2030.
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Putin To Seek Another Presidential Term In Russia In March 2024: Report
Russian leader Vladimir Putin has decided to run in presidential elections next March, news agencies reported Friday, allowing the Kremlin leader to extend his decades-long grip on power.
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Putin Could Win If Ukraine Aid Dries Up, White House Warns US Congress
The White House issued a dire warning Monday that US aid for Ukraine will run out by the end of the year, adding that Russian President Vladimir Putin could win the war if Congress fails to agree fresh funding.
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Vladimir Putin To Run For President Again, Will Stay In Power Till 2030: Report
According to Russian Constitution, the President is elected for a six-year term. So, after the election in 2024, Vladimir Putin will remain President till 2030.
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Sensex Crashes 2,702 Points As Russia Invades Ukraine, Nifty Settles Below 16,250: 10 Points
The Indian equity indices on Thursday plunged sharply led by sell-off across all sectors amid Russia's attack on Ukraine. Russian forces fired missiles at several cities in Ukraine after its President Vladimir Putin authorised a "special military operation". The benchmark BSE Sensex crashed 2,702 points or 4.72 per cent to close at 54,530; while th...
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Vladimir Putin Signs New Law Allowing Him To Run For Two More Terms
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday signed the package of constitutional reforms he had proposed, including a clause giving him an option to run for two more terms.
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Poisoning Of Russian Ex-Spy Puts Spotlight On Moscow's Secret Military Labs
During his last run for the presidency in 2012, Russian leader Vladimir Putin startled U.S. military experts with a mysterious pledge to develop novel kinds of weapons to counter the West's technological edge.
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Vladimir Putin Says He'll Run For Re-Election. Nobody Is Surprised
Russian President Vladimir Putin, he of the perennial 80 percent approval ratings, declared his intention Wednesday to run for reelection, essentially guaranteeing a new six-year term for the Kremlin leader.
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Russia's Putin, Pulling No Surprises, Says He Will Seek Re-Election
President Vladimir Putin confirmed Russia's worst kept political secret on Wednesday, saying he would run for re-election in March 2018 - a contest he seems sure to win comfortably and extend his grip on power into a third decade.
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Kremlin Candidate Sobchak Aims To 'Unite' Disgruntled Russians
Russia's It Girl Ksenia Sobchak, who plans to run for president, said Tuesday she wanted to unite voters unhappy with the current state of affairs -- but would not attack leader Vladimir Putin.
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Putin Talks Like Russia's Next President, But Stays Silent On Whether He'll Run
Russian President Vladimir Putin, the presumed favorite to win a new six-year term next March, offered a message of renewal in a major address on Thursday. But he failed to deliver the news that Kremlin watchers have been waiting for: whether he will seek reelection.
