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Anti-War Candidate Barred From Running In Presidential Poll Against Putin
Former TV journalist Yekaterina Duntsova was disqualified on Saturday as a candidate for Russia's next presidential election, preventing her from running against Vladimir Putin on a platform of opposition to the war in Ukraine.
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Outrage Over "Almost Naked" Party In Russia Attended By Many Celebrities
Yekaterina Mizulina, the head of pressure group Free Internet League, called for a boycott of the attendees.
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Kyiv Bristles At 'Kidnappings' As Russians Foster Ukrainian Children
At their home in the middle of Siberia, Russian pastor Roman Vinogradov and his wife Yekaterina are the new foster parents of five children from Moscow-occupied eastern Ukraine.
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Fathers And Sons: How The Ukraine War Is Tearing Apart Russian Families
Wrapped up in brightly coloured snowsuits, Yekaterina Filimonova cycles through Moscow's snow-blanketed streets with her three sons to their nursery.
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Russian TV Editor Who Disrupted News Show With Anti-War Poster Missing, Her Lawyers Claim
The incident, a highly unusual breach of security at Channel One, took place during its flagship news show called 'Time'.
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Vladimir Putin Breaks Silence on Family to Say Daughters Live in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin, famously reticent about his private life, broke silence Sunday on the whereabouts of his two daughters, whose lives are a highly kept secret.
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Asian Games: Medals not Mankini for Cool Kazakhs
Blond bombshells Dmitriy Balandin and Yekaterina Rudenko have given Kazakhstan serious street cred -- blowing the backward image portrayed by the movie "Borat" out of the water.
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Russia releases third Greenpeace activist on bail
A Russian court has granted bail to a third crew member arrested for a protest against Arctic oil drilling, Greenpeace said on Tuesday.
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Freed Pussy Riot band member takes case to European court
The sole member of anti-Kremlin punk group Pussy Riot freed on appeal has taken her case to the European Court of Human Rights, her lawyer said on Friday, accusing Russia of violating her right to freedom of speech and illegally detaining her.
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Russia frees one Pussy Riot member, keeps two in jail
A Russian appeals court Wednesday ordered the release of one member of anti-Vladimir Putin punk band Pussy Riot after giving her a suspended term but ordered two others serve two years in a prison camp.
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Anti-War Candidate Barred From Running In Presidential Poll Against Putin
Former TV journalist Yekaterina Duntsova was disqualified on Saturday as a candidate for Russia's next presidential election, preventing her from running against Vladimir Putin on a platform of opposition to the war in Ukraine.
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Outrage Over "Almost Naked" Party In Russia Attended By Many Celebrities
Yekaterina Mizulina, the head of pressure group Free Internet League, called for a boycott of the attendees.
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Kyiv Bristles At 'Kidnappings' As Russians Foster Ukrainian Children
At their home in the middle of Siberia, Russian pastor Roman Vinogradov and his wife Yekaterina are the new foster parents of five children from Moscow-occupied eastern Ukraine.
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Fathers And Sons: How The Ukraine War Is Tearing Apart Russian Families
Wrapped up in brightly coloured snowsuits, Yekaterina Filimonova cycles through Moscow's snow-blanketed streets with her three sons to their nursery.
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Russian TV Editor Who Disrupted News Show With Anti-War Poster Missing, Her Lawyers Claim
The incident, a highly unusual breach of security at Channel One, took place during its flagship news show called 'Time'.
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Vladimir Putin Breaks Silence on Family to Say Daughters Live in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin, famously reticent about his private life, broke silence Sunday on the whereabouts of his two daughters, whose lives are a highly kept secret.
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Asian Games: Medals not Mankini for Cool Kazakhs
Blond bombshells Dmitriy Balandin and Yekaterina Rudenko have given Kazakhstan serious street cred -- blowing the backward image portrayed by the movie "Borat" out of the water.
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Russia releases third Greenpeace activist on bail
A Russian court has granted bail to a third crew member arrested for a protest against Arctic oil drilling, Greenpeace said on Tuesday.
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Freed Pussy Riot band member takes case to European court
The sole member of anti-Kremlin punk group Pussy Riot freed on appeal has taken her case to the European Court of Human Rights, her lawyer said on Friday, accusing Russia of violating her right to freedom of speech and illegally detaining her.
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Russia frees one Pussy Riot member, keeps two in jail
A Russian appeals court Wednesday ordered the release of one member of anti-Vladimir Putin punk band Pussy Riot after giving her a suspended term but ordered two others serve two years in a prison camp.
