We have started to collect the most important news related to Russia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A video which appears to show a Syrian rebel eating the heart of a dead soldier is condemned by the opposition and Human Rights Watch.
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Russia says it will expel a US diplomat arrested with a series of disguises for allegedly trying to recruit a Russian intelligence officer as a spy.
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Video footage has emerged of an alleged CIA agent being detained in Moscow.
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Russia is expelling a US diplomat briefly detained in Moscow for allegedly trying to recruit a Russian intelligence officer, officials say.
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Police in the south Russian city of Volgograd question three men over a brutal murder reportedly motivated by homophobia.
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Kazan in Russia is trying to deal with its stray dog problem before the city hosts the World Student Games this summer - but animal rights activists claim some animals are being killed inhumanely.
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Prime Minister David Cameron says the international community must do more to "help shape" a transitional government in Syria after holding talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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A fire on a freight train carrying chemical substances in Russia injures dozens of people and forces hundreds more to be evacuated.
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Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev already held extreme views when he visited Russia last year, Islamists in Dagestan tell US media.
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Russia and the US say they have agreed to work towards holding an international conference to find a political solution to the conflict in Syria.
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Thousands of people gather for a rally in Moscow as they try to reinvigorate opposition to President Vladimir Putin.
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Hunters in the Ural Mountains of Russia discover the wreck of a biplane that went missing last June, with 11 bodies also found near the site.
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Hunters in the Urals Mountains of Russia have found the remains of a crashed biplane that went missing last June.
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Russia's famous Mariinsky Theatre in Saint Petersburg opens a new ballet and opera house with a gala ceremony attended by 2,000 guests.
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The Irish parliament is set to limit its reaction to the Magnitsky affair to a statement of concern after Russia warns against US-style sanctions.
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Russia reinvents Soviet-era labour award
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More than 30 retro Russian cars and motorcycles take part in a parade in Tajikistan to celebrate capital city day.
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A court in the Russian city of Perm sentences the owner of a nightclub where 156 people died in a fire in 2009 to nearly 10 years in prison.
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Bridget Kendall asks if Russia has become a "rogue state" since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Japan and Russia agree to resolve a territorial dispute which has prevented a WWII peace deal being signed, as PM Abe visits Moscow.
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But are they bringing organised crime to the UK?
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A blaze has engulfed a wing of a psychiatric hospital in a village near Moscow, killing 38 people, with just three survivors, officials say
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Russian President Vladimir Putin says Moscow should amend its adoption agreements with countries which have legalised gay marriage.
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A blaze engulfs a wing of a psychiatric hospital in a village near Moscow, killing 38 people, with just three survivors.
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At least 38 people are feared dead after a fire swept through a psychiatric hospital in the Moscow region, officials say.
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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny accuses a key witness at his fraud trial of false testimony after the witness contradicts himself.
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Election watchdog Golos becomes the first non-governmental organisation (NGO) to be fined in Russia under a controversial new law.
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Russia's leading opposition figure Alexei Navalny, on trial for embezzlement, tells the court the charges are "political revenge" for his anti-Putin campaigning.
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US officials are in the Russian republic of Dagestan to speak to the parents of Boston bomb suspects Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
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A gunman suspected of shooting six people dead in the western Russian city of Belgorod is captured after a huge manhunt.
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Authorities in Russia are pursuing a man who shot dead six people before fleeing in the south-western city of Belgorod
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A former Dutch foreign ministry worker is jailed for 12 years for passing hundreds of sensitive political and military documents to Russia.
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Russia's Caucasus region has been beset by conflict since the 1990s, and faces an ongoing Islamist insurgency today. Was it also linked to the Boston bombing?
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A gunman has killed six people - including a 14-year-old girl - in the western Russian city of Belgorod, local officials say.
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Arsenal FC shareholder Alisher Usmanov tops the annual Sunday Times list of the wealthiest people in Britain and Ireland with a £13.3bn fortune.
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Russian PM Medvedev gets rough ride amid Putin anger
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Alexei Navalny, one of Russia's leading opposition figures, talks to the BBC ahead of his trial for embezzlement.
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Russian police search the home and offices of the man who founded the country's most popular social networking site.
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A judge opens and adjourns an embezzlement case against Russian opposition activist Alexei Navalny, who says the charge is "fabricated" by the state.
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Moscow issues a list of 18 US officials barred from Russia, as it denounces as blackmail a similar list published by the US Treasury on Friday.
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The US publishes a blacklist of 18 Russian officials suspected of human rights abuses, against the wishes of Moscow.
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European track cycling champion Valery Kaykov is the first athlete to be suspended for using the banned substance GW1516.
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Real-life 'Billy Elliot' set for Russia dance glory
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Russian president Vladimir Putin is attempting to show a different side to his character in a series of photographs released on Wednesday.
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Ballet dancer Niklolai Tsiskaridze asks a Moscow court to annul official reprimands from the Bolshoi Theatre, following an acid attack on its artistic director, accusing it of a "witch hunt".
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Russian MPs back a controversial anti-blasphemy law setting new jail terms or fines for anyone found guilty of offending religious feelings.
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Russian authorities launch a legal action against election NGO Golos, accusing it of being a "foreign agent" under a controversial new law.
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Mikhail Beketov, a Russian journalist who campaigned against government corruption and suffered brain damage from an attack in 2008, dies.
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Tamara Rojo, the artistic director of the English National Ballet, says missing Ukrainian ballet dancer Sergei Polunin is "in Moscow and is OK", following his sudden departure from a London show.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is greeted by protests in Germany and the Netherlands as he meets the leaders of both nations for trade talks.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel calls for Russia to give NGOs a chance, in the wake of a series of inspections of foreign-funded groups.
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Topless women protesters in Germany have shouted at Russian president Vladimir Putin as he toured a trade fair in Germany.
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James Ward and Dan Evans both win to help Great Britain clinch a historic victory over Russia in the Davis Cup.
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Mark Knopfler cancels two concerts in Russia in protest over what he called the country's "crackdown" on human rights groups.
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Newsnight's Tim Whewell obtained rare access to one of Russia's many orphanages to discover whether the hundreds of thousands of children locked away here can be rescued.
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Inside the grim institutional world of Russia's orphanages
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Emergency services in snow-hit Poland try to clear roads and restore power to thousands of homes, with Moscow also badly hit.
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The Moscow Metro is used by millions of Russian commuters every day - but is often described as an underground art museum. Steve Rosenberg looks around.
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The Russian government says it will not compensate Russian savers who have lost money in the Cyprus banking crisis.
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Russia warns the North Korea issue may get out of control, as Pyongyang vows to "settle scores" with the US and puts missile units on stand-by.
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Oscar Pistorius could compete at this year's World Athletics Championships in Moscow, his agent tells Associated Press.
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A Russian mining company treated its employees to a mini concert underground to help boost productivity.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin orders surprise military exercises in the Black Sea region, to test the armed forces' battle readiness.
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An inquest into the death of Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky hears he was discovered lying on his bathroom floor with a "ligature around his neck".
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Leaders of the Brics nations - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - meeting in Durban discuss the formation of a new development bank.
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Senior EU officials voice concern as checks by Russian tax inspectors on foreign-funded non-governmental organisations multiply.
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A post-mortem examination has found Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky's death to be "consistent with hanging", police say.
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China has agreed to buy 24 fighter jets and four submarines from Russia, state media say, amid what some see as moves to counterbalance US military might.
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The home of the late exiled Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky has been given the all-clear after searches by police for chemical, biological and nuclear material.
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Maria Sharapova beats fellow Russian Elena Vesnina 6-4 6-2 to reach the last 16 of the Miami Masters.
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There is no evidence so far that a "third party" was involved in the death of Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky, police say.
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Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill wants Russia game in May but Fifa might have to rule on new date.
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China's new first lady has become a media and internet sensation in her homeland as she accompanies her husband, President Xi Jinping, on a visit to Russia.
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Exiled Russian tycoon and former Kremlin power-broker Boris Berezovsky has been found dead at his home outside London.
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The exiled Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky has been found dead at his home in Berkshire.
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The Irish FA rejects criticism it did not do enough to get Windsor Park ready for the World Cup qualifier against Russia.
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Chinese leader Xi Jinping says friendship with Russia guarantees a global strategic balance, on the second day of his trip to Moscow.
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Northern Ireland v Russia off, along with fixtures in League One and League Two, plus racing at Doncaster and Newbury.
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The controversial trial of a dead Russian lawyer - Sergei Magnitsky - opens in Moscow with arguments about its legality.
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Russian police raid the offices of Memorial and other campaign groups required to register as "foreign agents".
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Xi Jinping arrives in Russia on the first stop of his maiden overseas tour as president of China, with a visit to Africa to follow.
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Oil giant BP says it will buy back $8bn (£5.2bn) of shares, returning to shareholders the money they had put into a complicated Russian venture.
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Ukraine's parliament was suspended for a short period after fighting erupted among MPs from the president's party and a far-right opposition faction, over a speech made in Russian.
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Detectives in Russia drop their investigation into the death in prison of lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, saying there is no evidence of a crime.
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Prosecutors in Texas say they will not charge a couple whose adopted Russian son's death was ruled an accident but has sparked outrage in Russia.
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A Russian-American crew has safely returned to Earth after 144 days in space on a visit to the International Space Station.
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The artistic director of Moscow's Bolshoi ballet, who was nearly blinded in an acid attack, has been speaking at the medical clinic in Germany where he is being treated.
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A collection of some of the works of art given by the royal courts of the Tudor and the Stuarts to the Russian tsars and vice versa goes on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
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Any attempt by the UK to arm Syrian rebels would be a breach of international law, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warns.
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British police are investigating whether a Russian businessman living in the UK may have been poisoned
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