We have started to collect the most important news related to Russia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A former Russian nuclear energy minister is to be extradited to Moscow instead of the US on corruption charges.
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Seven people die and 12 are injured in a fire at a Russian home for the mentally ill, reports say.
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Police failed to follow orders that could have prevented the Beslan school siege that left 331 dead, a report finds.
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Ukraine says it may take its gas dispute with Russia to international arbitration as its energy minister visits Moscow.
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Twelve Russian sailors convicted of smuggling crude oil from Nigeria arrive back in Moscow from Africa.
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The Kremlin accepts the resignation of President Putin's economic adviser in protest at curbs on freedom.
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New talks are scheduled as Ukraine seeks a deal on gas prices amid a worsening row with Russia.
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Russian authorities made no mistakes in the 2004 Beslan school siege in which 330 died, prosecutors say.
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Dozens of people are taken ill after a gas is released in a shop in the Russian city of St Petersburg.
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Russia closes a case against ex-Ukrainian PM Yulia Tymoshenko because statute of limitation has expired.
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Fears of racist violence in Russia take a new urgency after an African is stabbed to death in St Petersburg.
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On the edge of the Arctic Circle, Emma Simpson braves freezing temperatures to visit the Russian gas workers keeping Europe warm.
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A court in London rules that the former vice-president of oil giant Yukos cannot be extradited to Russia.
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Russian MPs pass a controversial bill to tighten state control over non-governmental organisations.
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A mystery mass illness in Chechnya could be linked to psychological factors, Russian officials say.
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A chemical river spill reaches the Russian town of Khabarovsk but officials say pollution is negligible.
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Russian MPs are to resume debates on a controversial bill aimed to tighten state control over non-governmental organisations.
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Ukraine dismisses threats by Russia's Gazprom to cut off its gas supplies unless new prices are agreed.
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Residents of Khabarovsk brace for the arrival of a chemical river spill from China to the south.
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Russian ex-PM Mikhail Kasyanov fails to win the leadership of a liberal party and accuses the Kremlin of using dirty tricks.
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Prosecutors investigate the discovery of "catastrophic" levels of radioactivity at a factory in Chechnya.
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A toxic river spill from a chemical explosion in China reaches Russian waters, Moscow says.
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President Putin says Russia will not allow foreign banks to open their own branches, citing security concerns.
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Rights watchdog Amnesty International calls for urgent action to combat domestic violence in Russia.
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Ex-German leader Gerhard Schroeder rejects criticism of his new job heading a German-Russian gas company.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin visits the Chechen capital Grozny to open the province's new parliament.
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German ex-Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder is criticised for taking a top job in a Russian-led gas consortium.
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A ceremony is held to launch construction of a gas pipeline linking Russia and Germany via the Baltic Sea.
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A court in Moscow convicts 39 activists from the National Bolshevik Party who staged a sit-in at an official building last year.
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Foreign spies are using charities and other groups as a cover, says Russia's intelligence service chief.
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A group of Russians are arrested on suspicion of forging passes to get in to the Kremlin and other documents.
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Russia says it is selling surface-to-air missiles to Iran and insists they are only defensive.
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A swimming pool roof collapses near the Russian city of Perm killing at least 14 people, officials say.
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The pro-Kremlin party, United Russia, takes an early lead in Moscow city elections.
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The wife of a Russian general receives a suspended sentence after being convicted of his murder at a retrial.
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An inquiry finds Russian security forces partly to blame for the Beslan school siege in which hundreds died.
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The Caucasus republic of Chechnya elects its first parliament since Russia regained control in 1999.
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Russia is to airlift chemicals to try to tackle a toxic spill expected to flow into its rivers from China.
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China apologises to Russia for a massive toxic leak which is set to reach Russian rivers within two weeks.
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A pollution threat to Khabarovsk in eastern Russia sparks a rush for bottled water and a plea for calm.
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A state of emergency is imposed in the eastern Russian city of Khabarovsk as a chemical spill approaches.
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The Duma backs in principle a contentious bill that will give the state more control over non-governmental bodies.
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