We have started to collect the most important news related to Russia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A Ukrainian lawmaker says doctors have been granted access to Ukrainian pilot Nadia Savchenko, who is refusing food and water in detention in Russia.
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Seemingly innocent terms have military and nationalist significance for many Russians.
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Protesters throw eggs and stones at the Russian embassy in Kiev, demanding the release by Russia of hunger-striking Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko.
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Russian explorers claim they have set a new record for the world's deepest under-ice dive.
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Scientists from South Korea and Russia want to clone an extinct cave lion from its DNA.
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Ukrainian pilot vents fury at Russian court
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A Ukrainian pilot accused of killing two Russian journalists vows to go on hunger strike after being denied a closing statement at her trial.
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A man on trial in southern Russia faces a possible one-year prison sentence for having written "there is no God" on the internet.
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A nanny accused of murdering and then decapitating a little girl in her care in Moscow appears in court and admits carrying out the act.
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Nato's top commander in Europe accuses Russia and Syria of deliberately using migration to destabilise Europe.
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A Nasa astronaut and a Russian cosmonaut return to earth after spending nearly a year on board the International Space Station.
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A Nasa astronaut and a Russian cosmonaut return to earth after spending nearly a year on board the International Space Station.
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US astronaut Scott Kelly and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko touch down safely in Kazakhstan after almost a year in space.
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US and Russia in partnership over Syria
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Police in the Russian capital Moscow arrest a woman on suspicion of murdering a child after she is arrested apparently carrying a severed head.
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A total of 36 people are now presumed dead following an explosion at a mine in northern Russia earlier this week, officials say.
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Thousands of supporters of the murdered Russian opposition politician, Boris Nemtsov, have marched through Moscow to mark the first anniversary of his death.
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Fear grows a year after killing of Russian opposition politician
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A shrine on the bridge where Russian opposition politician Boris Nemtsov was murdered refuses to go away.
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Russian jets are reported to have intensified attacks on Syrian rebel positions, hours before a cessation of hostilities is due to come into force.
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President Vladimir Putin warns that Russia's "foes abroad" are preparing to interfere in the country's September general election.
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How the fall in oil prices and Western sanctions are affecting the people of Russia.
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Russian web activists face jail threat
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A British-led investigative team says it has identified Russian soldiers who were likely involved in the shooting down of a Malaysian plane in 2014.
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Egypt's president acknowledges for the first time that "terrorism" brought down a Russian airliner in the Sinai peninsula last October.
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A report by Russian opposition politician Ilya Yashin warns that Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov is corrupt and dangerous and should be removed.
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The US and Russia announce that a planned partial cessation of hostilities in Syria will come into effect at midnight on 27 February.
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As Ukraine's Eurovision entry angers Russia for its political overtones, the BBC analyses contentious songs at the annual song contest.
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A chess competition has taken place in Russia - in freezing water
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Russia says Islamic State bomb attacks which killed at least 140 people on Sunday in Syria were aimed at "subverting attempts" to reach a political settlement.
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Ukraine picks a song about Josef Stalin's enforced wartime deportation of the Tatar people as its entry to the Eurovision Song Contest.
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New plaques mark Stalin's victims in Russia
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The head of the Russian Orthodox Church prays in front of Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer statue during a historic tour of Latin America.
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The billionaire owner of Moscow's only fully private airport is placed under house arrest by a Russian court over alleged security lapses before suicide bomb.
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The head of Russia's Orthodox Church follows his historic talks with Pope Francis by meeting a rookery of penguins in Antarctica.
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As the Syrian government forces, with Russian backing, increase their latest assault on rebel-held Aleppo, thousands of people have fled north of the city and its surrounding areas trying to enter Turkey.
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Russia has filed a lawsuit against Ukraine at London's High Court over a $3bn (£2.1bn) debt.
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A Russian footballer who revealed a vest with a picture of President Putin after a politically-charged match in Turkey is to be punished by his club.
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Russia "categorically rejects" accusations of war crimes in Syria after several hospitals and schools were hit by missiles on Monday.
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Oil prices fell on Tuesday despite Saudi Arabia and Russia agreeing to freeze oil output at January levels if other producers follow suit.
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The ex-head of Russia's anti-doping agency, Nikita Kamaev, has died, two months after resigning, the organisation says.
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Hundreds of goods lorries are stuck on roads in Russia and Ukraine because of tit-for-tat economic blockades.
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Pressure increases on Russia over civilian deaths in air strikes in Syria, with France and the United States urging greater caution.
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev says "we have slid into a new cold war", with Nato and some countries describing Moscow as "the worst threat".
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Pope Francis and Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill call for restored Christian unity between the two churches at historic talks in Cuba.
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Thousands of refugees are fleeing the conflict in Aleppo after a recent surge in the military operations by the government backed by Russian airstrikes
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US Defence Secretary Ash Carter tells the BBC's Jonathan Beale it remains to be seen whether Russia implements the agreement on Syria.
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The Pope will hold an historic meeting with Patriarch Kirill of the Russian Orthodox church on Friday.
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Will Grant asked Cubans what they made about the upcoming historic meeting between Russian Patriarch Kirill and Pope Francis
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As the leaders of the Roman Catholic and Russian Orthodox churches meet for the first time in 1,000 years, Sarah Rainsford assesses what it means to followers of both in Moscow.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says he has submitted a proposal for a ceasefire in Syria as world powers meet in Munich.
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Russian media breaks taboo over Putin private life
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Nato accuses Russia of undermining attempts to find a political solution to the Syrian conflict by carrying out strikes on opposition groups.
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Pope Francis is to hold a historic first meeting with Patriarch Kirill, the head of Russian Orthodox Church, in Cuba.
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Poland launches a new investigation into the 2010 plane crash in Russia which killed President Lech Kaczynski, citing "mistakes" in previous inquiries.
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Paul Adams reports from the island of Gotland on why Sweden is concerned about Russian provocation.
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Sweden boosts defences over Russian menace
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Two Russian cosmonauts are preparing for a spacewalk to install science experiments and hardware on the outside of the International Space Station (ISS).
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Russian politician Mikhail Kasyanov accuses President Putin of "silently encouraging" intimidation as a row over a menacing video continues.
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The Pentagon is to propose quadrupling its budget for European defence in 2017 in the light of "Russian aggression", the US defence secretary says.
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Chechnya's Ramzan Kadyrov says US pressure forced Instagram to remove his video showing a Russian opposition politician as a sniper's target.
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Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov posts an Instagram video showing Russian opposition politician Mikhail Kasyanov in a sniper's crosshairs.
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A huge fire at a factory in eastern Moscow has killed 12 people, including three babies, who were reported to be migrants living and working on site.
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Turkey's president has warned that Russia will "face consequences" after one of Moscow's fighter jets violated Turkish airspace.
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Turkey's foreign ministry says it has summoned the Russian ambassador after a Russian plane violated its airspace near the Syrian border.
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Russia's troubled space port nears launch
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Work is nearing completion on building Russia's new Vostochny space port, designed to replace the Baikonur launch facility in Kazakhstan.
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Germany accuses Russia of politicising a case involving the alleged rape of a teenage girl by migrants, which Moscow accuses Berlin of a cover-up.
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Russia accuses Germany of migrant sex attack cover-up
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Government forces retake control of a strategically important town in southern Syria, activists say, after dozens of Russian air strikes.
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Panorama investigates Russian President Vladimir Putin's private finances.
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The US Treasury tells the BBC that it considers Russia's President Putin to be corrupt - and many of his aides are already under Western sanctions.
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Former European 800m silver medallist Irina Maracheva is among four athletes banned for doping by the Russian Olympic Committee.
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Russia's economy contracted by 3.7% in 2015, according to preliminary figures published by the country's statistics service.
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Russia's Syria operation looks increasingly long-term
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Russian opposition activist and blogger Alexei Navalny has spoken to John Sweeney about the Litvinenko case.
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Andrei Lugovoi, the former Russian agent accused of poisoning ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006, has branded a public inquiry's conclusions "nonsense".
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A former Russian agent accused of poisoning ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006 brands a UK public inquiry's conclusions "nonsense".
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The BBC has been given a rare tour of one of Russia's warships which is based off the coast off Syria.
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Derision in Russia over finding of the UK's Litvinenko inquiry
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Elena Chernyshova's stark and beautiful photographs of life in the Russian city of Norilsk are featuring in a new exhibition in New York.
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The murder of former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006 was "probably" approved by President Putin, a UK inquiry concludes.
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The long-awaited findings of a public inquiry into the killing in London of Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko are due to be released by a judge.
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The BBC's Steve Rosenberg is given access to a Russian airbase near Latakia, as part of an embed with the Russian military.
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The son of murdered Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko says finding out who was responsible for his father's death is one of the most important things to establish.
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Seven employees of a popular Afghan TV channel are killed after their bus is targeted by a suicide car bomber in Kabul.
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Putin loyalist unleashed on Russian 'traitors'
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Norway sends 13 migrants back to to Russia under new rules expected to see thousands who crossed the border by bicycle deported.
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Members of Russia's Orthodox Church take part in the Epiphany ritual of submerging themselves in freezing water.
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A local deputy in Siberia who criticised the Russian-backed leader of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, makes a "profound" apology.
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