Resignation Of Dmitry Medvedev
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Vladimir Putin Pitches Constitutional Changes In Russia, Names Mikhail Mishustin New PM: Report
Russia's government resigned on Wednesday after President Vladimir Putin proposed a shake-up of the constitution, in a shock announcement that fuelled speculation about Putin's future plans.
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168,000 Ink Petition Demanding Russia PM Dmitry Medvedev's Resignation
More than 168,000 Russians have signed an online petition calling for Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's resignation after he suggested a low-paid lecturer get a different job.
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Hackers Tweet Resignation of Russian PM
Hackers broke into Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's Twitter account, tweeting his resignation and criticising President Vladimir Putin.
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Putin steps down as United Russia Party Chief
President-elect Vladimir Putin tried to distance himself from the fraud-tainted ruling United Russia party on Tuesday, announcing he was stepping down as its chairman. Keen to protect his own ratings which are higher than those of a party discredited by claims its victory in a parliamentary election in December was achieved with the help of fraud, ...
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Russian finance minister resigns after spat with Medvedev
Russia's influential finance minister was forced out on Monday following a televised confrontation with President Dmitry Medvedev, who had angrily demanded that Alexei Kudrin immediately explain his criticism of Medvedev's policies or resign.
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Vladimir Putin Pitches Constitutional Changes In Russia, Names Mikhail Mishustin New PM: Report
Russia's government resigned on Wednesday after President Vladimir Putin proposed a shake-up of the constitution, in a shock announcement that fuelled speculation about Putin's future plans.
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168,000 Ink Petition Demanding Russia PM Dmitry Medvedev's Resignation
More than 168,000 Russians have signed an online petition calling for Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's resignation after he suggested a low-paid lecturer get a different job.
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Hackers Tweet Resignation of Russian PM
Hackers broke into Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's Twitter account, tweeting his resignation and criticising President Vladimir Putin.
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Putin steps down as United Russia Party Chief
President-elect Vladimir Putin tried to distance himself from the fraud-tainted ruling United Russia party on Tuesday, announcing he was stepping down as its chairman. Keen to protect his own ratings which are higher than those of a party discredited by claims its victory in a parliamentary election in December was achieved with the help of fraud, ...
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Russian finance minister resigns after spat with Medvedev
Russia's influential finance minister was forced out on Monday following a televised confrontation with President Dmitry Medvedev, who had angrily demanded that Alexei Kudrin immediately explain his criticism of Medvedev's policies or resign.
