We have started to collect the most important news related to Russia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Profits at Russian energy giant Gazprom drop 50% to 305.8bn roubles ($10.6bn) because of the higher cost of buying gas.
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Britain's David Haye beats giant Russian Nikolay Valuev on points to be crowned WBA heavyweight champion in Nuremberg.
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A Russian military plane carrying 11 crew members crashes in the country's Far East, officials say, amid fears all are dead.
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Russian investigators detain a man and woman over the killings of a prominent human rights lawyer and journalist last January.
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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says clubs should be free to appeal against Champions League bookings after seeing Darren Fletcher unjustly cautioned during the 3-3 draw with CSKA Moscow.
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Manchester United fight back to claim a 3-3 draw with CSKA Moscow to reach the Champions League knockout stages.
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A Russian businessman who was convicted in Israel as a Soviet spy is shot dead in Moscow, according to police.
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Foreign Secretary David Miliband says differences between the UK and Russia remain but co-operation will continue.
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Audio and pictures of Russian female pilots during WWII
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David Miliband is in Moscow for the first visit to Russia in five years by a British foreign secretary.
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A government cargo plane crashes in the Russian far-east, killing all 11 crew members on board, reports say.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin says Ukraine may be having problems paying for gas, raising concerns over European supplies.
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev hits out at those seeking to rehabilitate former Soviet leader Joseph Stalin.
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Further sanctions against Iran over its nuclear plans are unlikely in the near future, Russia's top foreign policy aide says.
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An HIV/Aids expert tells the BBC that the epidemic in Russia is now out of control, as a major conference starts in Moscow.
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Former Tottenham and Real Madrid manager Juande Ramo leaves Russian side CSKA Moscow by mutual consent.
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An ice-skating bear with a touring Russian circus kills a circus manager and seriously injures a trainer in Kyrgyzstan.
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Russian rights group Memorial wins the European Parliament's annual Sakharov Prize in memory of activist Natalya Estemirova.
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The UN nuclear chief gives Iran, the US, France and Russia a draft deal aimed at easing concerns over Tehran's nuclear plans.
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Man Utd put themselves on the brink of qualifying for the Champions League knockout phase with a 1-0 win over CSKA Moscow.
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Chelsea thrash Atletico Madrid, Manchester United beat CSKA Moscow and AC Milan come from behind to win at Real Madrid in the Champions League.
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Iran seems to be backing off from a proposed deal to resolve the crisis over its nuclear programme, Iranian media suggest.
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A growing number of Russians believe their country does not need democracy, a nationwide opinion poll suggests.
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A Russian professor researching the fate of ethnic Germans during World War II has all his work seized by security services.
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Russian opposition parties walk out of parliament and threaten mass protests over local elections they say were rigged.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tells the BBC that Russia now recognises the threat posed by Iran.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urges Russia to respect human rights and democracy, as she ends her European tour.
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One of Russia's most infamous gangsters is buried at a prestigious Moscow cemetery amid unprecedented security.
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A Moscow court rejects a lawsuit filed by the grandson of dictator Joseph Stalin claiming a Russian newspaper defamed him.
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Threatening Iran with sanctions will not help progress on the nuclear issue, Russia's top diplomat tells Hillary Clinton.
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A group of well-known Russian singers and writers calls for an end to discrimination against gay people.
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China and Russia sign trade deals worth $3.5bn during the second day of a visit to Beijing by Russian PM Vladimir Putin.
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Russia's opposition alleges widespread fraud as local elections deliver a decisive victory for the ruling party.
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Russian firms are hoping to sign deals worth $5.5bn with China during Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's visit to Beijing.
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Russian opposition anger at 'rigged' local elections
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World champions Italy, Germany, Denmark and Serbia all book their places at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
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Joseph Stalin's grandson launches a court action claiming a liberal Russian newspaper has defamed the former Soviet dictator.
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British Foreign Secretary David Miliband will visit Russia next month in an apparent attempt to patch up strained relations.
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Dinara Safina and Venus Williams both suffer shock defeats at the second-round stage of the China Open.
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The victims of Russia's unsolved contract killings
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Dom Rotheroe explains why the tiny Russian republic of Ingushetia suffers for sharing a border with Chechnya which fought two wars for independence from Russia.
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Troubling findings for Georgia in Russia war report
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