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Vladimir Putin may experience assassination for his participation in KGB style drama to become Russia’s President for the second time. Russian opposition forces could facilitate the demise of Putin because of his past KGB operations against them.
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Despite the purchase of many closed circuit cameras for use in free and fair voting in the recent Russian elections, the west still believes there was fraud and congratulations are muted.
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Voice of America and Radio Liberty, funded by US taxpayers to promote media freedom abroad, self-censor news on two stations in Moscow to comply with Russian media law prior to Russia's presidential elections on March 4.
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China has hit back at comments made by US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on its veto on Syria. The foreign ministry in Beijing has called the comments "unacceptable" and a Communist Party newspaper described the US critique as "super arrogant".
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Russia has warned Israel not to attack Iran, saying an attack on Iran would have consequences for Israel. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister said: "I hope Israel understands...they should consider the consequences of such action for themselves."
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Just weeks before the election, Russian Prime Minister Vladmir Putin has announced his plans to boost the country's dwindling population.
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"Miracle" in the village of Bol'šaja El'nja, Nižnyj Novgorod, Russia: icon of current Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said to shine and cry myrrh.
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Ramzan Kadyrov, president of Chechnya, has revealed that he plans to stand down from politics once he has fulfilled his task. He stated that he has no ambition to run for higher office, but would prefer to spend more time with his family.
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Political infighting is perhaps second nature to the former head of the KGB, Vladimir Putin. It is possible though, that his recent verbal onslaught against the electoral process protesters will not ease the problems he faces.
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Vladimir Putin and his party, the United Russia Party, have recently released a new sexy ad, hoping to garner more support for the upcoming Dec. 4 elections.
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London-based Russians back Putin's election rivals
Polls open in election expected to return Putin to Russian presidency
Activists in Moscow hold 'quiet protests' against the inauguration of President Vladimir Putin
Russian PM Vladimir Putin backs modernisation of the military, less two weeks before the presidential vote.
Thousands of supporters hear Vladimir Putin deliver a strongly patriotic speech at a Moscow stadium as he bids for re-election.
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