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Vitaly Mutko Steps Down As 2018 World Cup Organising Committee Chief
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Mutko said on Wednesday that he is stepping down as chairman of the 2018 World Cup organising committee.
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Russia's 2016 Rio Olympics Hopes Over, Admits Sports Minister
The International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) decided to maintain the provisional ban, first imposed in November, against Russian track and field athletes competing at August's Rio Olympics
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Rio Olympics: IAAF Upholds Ban on Russia's Athletics Team
World Anti-Doping Agency(WADA) in its report in November last year had revealed widespread state-sponsored doping in Russia
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Russia 'Ashamed And Sorry' Over Doping Scandal, Says Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko
Vitaly Mutko, Russia's sports minister, writing in The Sunday Times, admitted the Russian Athletics Federation and athletes had made "serious mistakes" breaking anti-doping rules
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Vladimir Putin Says Banned Drug Meldonium Not 'Doping'
Russian President Vladimir Putin insisted that Meldonium has nothing to do with doping. He further added it doesn't impact on the results.
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Russia Sports Minister Ready to Create New Anti-Doping Agency
Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko told R-Sport news agency that Moscow was ready to reform or "create a new anti-doping organisation" if the IAAF or the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) demanded it.
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Russia Plans Talks With Olympic Committee to Create New Anti-Doping Agency: Minister
Russia may create a new anti-doping agency to address concerns about its athletics programme, Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko was quoted as saying by the news agency R-Sport today.
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Russia Will Fulfil WADA and IAAF Recommendations: Sports Minister
Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko said they have done everything that was asked by international organisations to curb doping
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Russia Denies 'Collusion' in 2018 FIFA World Cup Bid
Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko's statement comes days after Blatter claimed that there was a deal struck to award Russia the 2018 World Cup before voting for the host country had taken place.
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2018 World Cup Unaffected by Ukraine: Russian Sports Minister
Russia's sports minister insists the conflict in the Ukraine should not affect the 2018 World Cup.
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Russia Coach Fabio Capello Gets Backing Despite World Cup Flop
The Russians failed to qualify for the second round despite having a relatively easy group and returned home without a single win. That performance has led to calls for Italian Capello to be sacked, but Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko said he did not agree.
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Sharapova a candidate for Russia's flag-bearer: Minister
Newly-crowned French Open champion Maria Sharapova is a candidate to be Russia's flag-bearer at the opening of next month's London Olympics, Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko said on Tuesday.
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Euro 2012: Russian minister rejects racism claims
Russia's sports minister Vitaly Mutko has rejected claims that the country's football fans racially abused Czech player Theodor Gebre Selassie, instead suggesting the charges were a misunderstanding.
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Russia to fight fan racism ahead of 2018 World Cup
As Russia steps up plans for hosting the 2018 World Cup, sports minister Vitaly Mutko says the country will work to reduce racism among football fans.
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Vitaly Mutko Steps Down As 2018 World Cup Organising Committee Chief
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Mutko said on Wednesday that he is stepping down as chairman of the 2018 World Cup organising committee.
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Russia's 2016 Rio Olympics Hopes Over, Admits Sports Minister
The International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) decided to maintain the provisional ban, first imposed in November, against Russian track and field athletes competing at August's Rio Olympics
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Rio Olympics: IAAF Upholds Ban on Russia's Athletics Team
World Anti-Doping Agency(WADA) in its report in November last year had revealed widespread state-sponsored doping in Russia
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Russia 'Ashamed And Sorry' Over Doping Scandal, Says Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko
Vitaly Mutko, Russia's sports minister, writing in The Sunday Times, admitted the Russian Athletics Federation and athletes had made "serious mistakes" breaking anti-doping rules
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Vladimir Putin Says Banned Drug Meldonium Not 'Doping'
Russian President Vladimir Putin insisted that Meldonium has nothing to do with doping. He further added it doesn't impact on the results.
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Russia Sports Minister Ready to Create New Anti-Doping Agency
Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko told R-Sport news agency that Moscow was ready to reform or "create a new anti-doping organisation" if the IAAF or the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) demanded it.
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Russia Plans Talks With Olympic Committee to Create New Anti-Doping Agency: Minister
Russia may create a new anti-doping agency to address concerns about its athletics programme, Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko was quoted as saying by the news agency R-Sport today.
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Russia Will Fulfil WADA and IAAF Recommendations: Sports Minister
Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko said they have done everything that was asked by international organisations to curb doping
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Russia Denies 'Collusion' in 2018 FIFA World Cup Bid
Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko's statement comes days after Blatter claimed that there was a deal struck to award Russia the 2018 World Cup before voting for the host country had taken place.
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2018 World Cup Unaffected by Ukraine: Russian Sports Minister
Russia's sports minister insists the conflict in the Ukraine should not affect the 2018 World Cup.
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Russia Coach Fabio Capello Gets Backing Despite World Cup Flop
The Russians failed to qualify for the second round despite having a relatively easy group and returned home without a single win. That performance has led to calls for Italian Capello to be sacked, but Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko said he did not agree.
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Sharapova a candidate for Russia's flag-bearer: Minister
Newly-crowned French Open champion Maria Sharapova is a candidate to be Russia's flag-bearer at the opening of next month's London Olympics, Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko said on Tuesday.
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Euro 2012: Russian minister rejects racism claims
Russia's sports minister Vitaly Mutko has rejected claims that the country's football fans racially abused Czech player Theodor Gebre Selassie, instead suggesting the charges were a misunderstanding.
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Russia to fight fan racism ahead of 2018 World Cup
As Russia steps up plans for hosting the 2018 World Cup, sports minister Vitaly Mutko says the country will work to reduce racism among football fans.
