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Russia Says It Has Billions Of Indian Rupees That It Can't Use
Russia has accumulated billions of rupees in Indian banks which it can't use, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Friday, pointing to a ballooning trade surplus with the South Asian nation.
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Russian Balloons Shot Down Over Kyiv, Says Ukraine
Ukraine said Wednesday its aerial defence units had detected half a dozen balloons, apparently launched by Russia, over the capital Kyiv and shot down most of them.
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Gaffes Or Trial Balloons? Biden's Remarks Rattle Diplomats
From promising to defend Taiwan militarily to suggesting regime change in Russia, US President Joe Biden has developed a knack for off-the-cuff pronouncements that have rattled diplomacy.
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Taapsee Pannu, On Her New Ride, Takes Over Moscow. See Pic
Taapsee Pannu is holidaying in Russia with her sister Shagun
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Putin Uses The Soviet Defeat Of Hitler To Show Why Russia Needs Him Today
A takeout sushi place offered a Victory Day roll, covered in black and orange roe. Superstores stocked balloons, coffee mugs, T-shirts and flip flops, all decorated in orange and black.
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Russia Readies Two Of Its Most Advanced Submarines For Launch In 2017
Two of Russia's most advanced nuclear submarines will be launched in 2017, despite ballooning program costs and delays, according to a report by a Russian state news agency.
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Oil Falls as Dark Clouds Appear Ahead of Producer Meeting
Oil prices fell on Thursday as OPEC warned of slowing demand and Russia hinted that there would only be a loose agreement with little commitments at the upcoming exporter meeting to rein in ballooning oversupply.
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Historic and Record Breaking Balloon Flight Ends off Mexican Coast
Troy Bradley and Leonid Tiukhtyaev beat the record set in 1978 by the Double Eagle crew of Ben Abruzzo, Maxie Anderson and Larry Newman in the first balloon flight across the Atlantic.
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Sochi Winter Games begin, Vladimir Putin keen to prove doubters wrong
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends the opening ceremony of the Sochi Winter Olympics on Friday determined to prove his doubters wrong after militant attacks, a row over gay rights and ballooning costs overshadowed preparations.
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Confederations Cup: Clashes as Brazil trounce Spain
Earlier Sunday, thousands of demonstrators marched toward Maracana, most of them peacefully. "There won't be a final," chanted some of them, who earlier released 20 balloons into the sky with a huge poster reading "FIFA, get out." The demonstrators ran in all directions under a cloud of tear gas but police awaited them at every corner.
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Gay rights activists, topless protesters greet Vladimir Putin
President Vladimir Putin defended Russia's treatment of homosexuals on Monday in Amsterdam, where 1,000 gay rights activists waved pink and orange balloons and blasted out dance music to press home their protest.
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Russia Says It Has Billions Of Indian Rupees That It Can't Use
Russia has accumulated billions of rupees in Indian banks which it can't use, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Friday, pointing to a ballooning trade surplus with the South Asian nation.
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Russian Balloons Shot Down Over Kyiv, Says Ukraine
Ukraine said Wednesday its aerial defence units had detected half a dozen balloons, apparently launched by Russia, over the capital Kyiv and shot down most of them.
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Gaffes Or Trial Balloons? Biden's Remarks Rattle Diplomats
From promising to defend Taiwan militarily to suggesting regime change in Russia, US President Joe Biden has developed a knack for off-the-cuff pronouncements that have rattled diplomacy.
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Taapsee Pannu, On Her New Ride, Takes Over Moscow. See Pic
Taapsee Pannu is holidaying in Russia with her sister Shagun
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Putin Uses The Soviet Defeat Of Hitler To Show Why Russia Needs Him Today
A takeout sushi place offered a Victory Day roll, covered in black and orange roe. Superstores stocked balloons, coffee mugs, T-shirts and flip flops, all decorated in orange and black.
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Russia Readies Two Of Its Most Advanced Submarines For Launch In 2017
Two of Russia's most advanced nuclear submarines will be launched in 2017, despite ballooning program costs and delays, according to a report by a Russian state news agency.
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Oil Falls as Dark Clouds Appear Ahead of Producer Meeting
Oil prices fell on Thursday as OPEC warned of slowing demand and Russia hinted that there would only be a loose agreement with little commitments at the upcoming exporter meeting to rein in ballooning oversupply.
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Historic and Record Breaking Balloon Flight Ends off Mexican Coast
Troy Bradley and Leonid Tiukhtyaev beat the record set in 1978 by the Double Eagle crew of Ben Abruzzo, Maxie Anderson and Larry Newman in the first balloon flight across the Atlantic.
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Sochi Winter Games begin, Vladimir Putin keen to prove doubters wrong
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends the opening ceremony of the Sochi Winter Olympics on Friday determined to prove his doubters wrong after militant attacks, a row over gay rights and ballooning costs overshadowed preparations.
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Confederations Cup: Clashes as Brazil trounce Spain
Earlier Sunday, thousands of demonstrators marched toward Maracana, most of them peacefully. "There won't be a final," chanted some of them, who earlier released 20 balloons into the sky with a huge poster reading "FIFA, get out." The demonstrators ran in all directions under a cloud of tear gas but police awaited them at every corner.
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Gay rights activists, topless protesters greet Vladimir Putin
President Vladimir Putin defended Russia's treatment of homosexuals on Monday in Amsterdam, where 1,000 gay rights activists waved pink and orange balloons and blasted out dance music to press home their protest.
