We have started to collect the most important news related to Russia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
US Vice-President Dick Cheney visits Georgia and says Russia's actions there are an "illegitimate" attempt to alter borders.
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BP signs an agreement with its Russian partner aimed at solving a festering dispute at joint venture TNK-BP.
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Washington announces $1bn (£564m) to help Georgia's reconstruction after the conflict with Russia.
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The IMF is set to give Georgia a $750m loan to help tackle the economic damage from its conflict with Russia.
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Defending champion Roger Federer takes on Russia's Igor Andreev in the fourth round of the US Open.
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President Medvedev says Russia will no longer recognise Georgia's President Saakashvili, calling him a "political corpse".
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Police in Russia's volatile Ingushetia region break up a protest at the funeral of a shot journalist, media reports say.
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EU leaders overcome divisions to condemn Russia
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EU leaders agree to suspend talks on a new partnership agreement with Moscow until Russian troops withdraw from Georgia
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The EU's foreign policy chief says it plans to send hundreds of ceasefire monitors to Georgia, as an emergency summit opens.
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Moscow's five new principles on foreign policy
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Opposition leaders in Russia's Ingushetia region condemn the killing of an anti-Kremlin journalist shot in police custody.
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Spurs sign Russia striker Roman Pavlyuchenko from Spartak Moscow for £14m.
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The owner of an internet site critical of the Russian authorities is shot dead in police custody in the volatile region of Ingushetia.
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Russia upholds its decision to recognise the independence of Georgia's breakaway provinces as EU leaders prepare to meet.
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UK PM Gordon Brown says Nato and the EU must reassess their relations with the Kremlin to prevent "Russian aggression".
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Russia takes a series of diplomatic steps in an apparent effort to ease tensions with the West over the conflict in Georgia.
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Humphrey Hawksley visits one of Moscow's old nuclear bunkers, as Russia and the West accuse each other of risking a new Cold War.
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Georgia is to cut diplomatic ties with Russia, days after Moscow recognised South Ossetia and Abkhazia as independent.
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Pavel Pogrebnyak and Danny score as Zenit St Petersburg beat Man Utd in the European Super Cup in Monaco.
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Man Utd face Russian side Zenit St Petersburg in the Uefa Super Cup in Monaco.
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Criticism of Russia's actions in Georgia by the G7 group of nations is biased and groundless, Russian officials say.
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The US dismisses accusations by Russia that it helped provoke the conflict in Georgia for domestic political reasons.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin accuses the United States of provoking the conflict in Georgia.
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EU leaders are considering imposing sanctions on Russia over the crisis in Georgia, the French foreign minister says.
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Seven of the world's top industrialised nations deplore Russia's decision to recognise Georgia's breakaway regions.
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The UK foreign secretary calls for "hard-headed engagement" with Russia in response to its actions in Georgia.
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British Foreign Secretary David Miliban is visiting Ukraine in an effort to build a "coalition against Russian aggression".
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Spartak Moscow tell BBC Sport that striker Roman Pavlyuchenko is poised to join Tottenham.
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Western leaders condemn Russia's decision to recognise the independence of two breakaway Georgian regions.
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Top seed Ana Ivanovic overcomes Vera Dushevina of Russia 6-1 4-6 6-4 in the first round of the US Open.
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Russia recognises the independence of Georgia's two breakaway regions, prompting international condemnation.
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President Dmitry Medvedev says Russia recognises the independence of Georgia's breakaway regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia.
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President Bush urges Russia not to recognise Georgia's rebel enclaves as independent, as US ships head to Russian-held Poti.
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Russia's parliament urges President Medvedev to recognise the independence of Georgia's breakaway regions.
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France's president urges Moscow to remove its troops from a Georgian port as Russian troops settle in.
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Russia insists its plans to keep forces in a key Georgian port do not break the terms of the ceasefire.
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The US and France accuse Russia of failing to comply with the terms of its ceasefire with Georgia by creating buffer zones.
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Russia says its withdrawal from Georgia is complete, but the US says Moscow is "not in compliance" with a ceasefire deal.
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Russia sees foreign investment fall as investors become more nervous following the recent conflict with Georgia.
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Russia claim a surprise gold in the women's 4x100m relay as Britain and Jamaica fail to pass on the baton.
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A Russian court rejects an appeal for parole from former Yukos boss Mikhail Khordokovsky.
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The UN Security Council splits over efforts to resolve the Georgia crisis hours before Russia is due to complete its pullback.
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Russia tells Nato it is halting military co-operation over the continuing crisis in Georgia, the alliance says.
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Why few ex-Soviet states are backing Moscow on Ossetia
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Moscow is ready to sell new weapons of "a defensive character" to Syria, Russia's foreign minister says.
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Russia tells Nato it is halting military co-operation over the continuing crisis in Georgia, the alliance says.
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Polish missile deal heightens Russia and US tensions
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Russia introduces its own draft UN Security Council resolution on Georgia, a day after rejecting a rival French document.
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Russia says a US-Polish missile defence deal creates a new arms race, warning it will react beyond "diplomatic demarches".
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Russia says it has evidence of 133 civilians killed in the conflict over South Ossetia - far lower than its initial estimate of 1,600.
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Russia rejects a draft UN Security Council resolution on Georgia, saying it contradicted last week's truce terms.
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How conflict reshaped Georgia's restive regions
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Keri-Anne Payne and Cassie Patten win silver and bronze in the 10km swim as Russian Larisa Ilchenko takes gold with a late surge.
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Russia accuses Nato of bias after the alliance warns Moscow that normal relations are impossible while its troops remain in Georgia.
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Nato says there will be "no business as usual" with Russia, demanding Moscow withdraw troops from Georgia immediately.
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Nato prepares to hold an emergency summit on how it should respond to Russia's military action in Georgia.
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A Russian Proton rocket successfully launches one of the biggest commercial satellites ever built - the Inmarsat-4 (I4-F3).
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There is disagreement between Russia and Georgia over whether Moscow has begun withdrawing troops from Georgia, as promised.
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Russia's Yelena Isinbayeva breaks her own women's pole vault world record in winning Olympic gold.
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