We have started to collect the most important news related to Russia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Interpol joins the investigation into the poisoning of Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko, officials say.
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Shell and Russia's Gazprom reach a deal over the multi-billion dollar Sakhalin-2 oil and gas project, reports say.
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Family and friends of Alexander Litvinenko say they are unlikely to help a Russian investigation into his death.
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A fire at a mental hospital in Siberia kills eight people on the day a fire at a Moscow clinic kills 45.
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A night-time fire at a Moscow drug rehabilitation hospital kills 45 women, with arson the suspected cause.
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Britain complains to Russia about harassment of the UK ambassador by a pro-Putin youth group.
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Russia is to investigate the attempted poisoning of a contact of murdered ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko.
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Russia begins its own investigation into the poisoning of a former spy, to run parallel to a British inquiry.
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Former Russian PM Yegor Gaidar believes enemies of the Russian state tried to poison him.
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The ex-Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko is to be buried in a special airtight coffin in London later.
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Small traces of a radioactive substance are found at the British embassy in Moscow, the UK Foreign Office says.
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Mario Scaramella, an Italian contact of ex-Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko, is discharged from hospital.
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Officers investigating the death of ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko pursue inquiries in London and Moscow.
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Russia says it is deploying a mobile version of its most important long-range nuclear missile.
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Canada is to deport a suspected Russian spy after the man admitted he was not Canadian and had been there illegally.
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Britain assures EU ministers of a "minimal" health threat following the death of Alexander Litvinenko.
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Former Russian PM Yegor Gaidar has left hospital in Moscow after a mystery illness, an aide says.
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UK police are to travel to Russia as part of the investigation into the death of ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko.
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Health authorities in Ireland say Russian ex-Prime Minister Yegor Gaidar has not been the victim of radiation poisoning.
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Russia take a 2-1 lead in the Davis Cup final against Argentina by winning Saturday's doubles match.
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Argentina's David Nalbandian beats Russian Marat Safin to square the Davis Cup final at 1-1.
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The health of Russian ex-PM Yegor Gaidar - who has a mystery illness - has improved, a spokesman says.
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Doctors are trying to find what caused Russian ex-PM Yegor Gaidar to fall seriously ill on a trip to Ireland.
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Hundreds of people call a health hotline in the UK following the death of Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko.
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People who may have come into contact with dead ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko are offered radiation tests.
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Police probing the death of ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko find above-normal levels of radiation at three locations.
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Ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko accuses the Russian leader over his death, in a statement made as he lay dying.
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Former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko, who said he was the victim of a poisoning, dies in a London hospital.
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EU diplomats fail to persuade Poland to lift a veto on the start of talks on an EU-Russia co-operation pact.
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The condition of ex-Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko is dramatically deteriorating, doctors say.
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X-rays on former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko show up unusual objects, as his condition deteriorates.
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Russian officials frequently beat, rape and torture detainees, a report by Amnesty International says.
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Russia's foreign intelligence service has denied poisoning a former spy, the Interfax news agency says.
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A man arrested trying to leave Canada last week is a Russian spy, Canadian intelligence officials say.
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A friend of a poisoned Russian dissident said they both received e-mail threats days before he was taken ill.
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A former Russian KGB colonel poisoned by the chemical thallium is readmitted to intensive care.
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Top EU officials meet energy industry chiefs amid difficulties over key negotiations with Russia.
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Police investigate after a former Russian KGB colonel living in Britain is poisoned by the toxic chemical thallium.
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Russia and the US sign a trade agreement that allows Russia to join the WTO after 12 years of negotiations.
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Police investigate the poisoning of a former Russian security official who was granted asylum in the UK.
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Finnish PM Matti Vanhanen heads for Warsaw to try to defuse a confrontation over the EU's relationship with Russia.
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A top Russian migration official calls for limits on the concentration of ethnic minorities.
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Small tsunami waves hit a Japanese island after an earthquake, and Russia's Pacific coast remains on alert.
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President George W Bush and Russia's President Putin are to sign an agreement on Russia's WTO membership bid.
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The head of a Russian oil industry consultancy is shot dead in Moscow in an apparent contract killing.
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Poland vetoes the start of talks between the EU and Russia on a new partnership agreement.
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The grave of Russian author Boris Pasternak, who wrote Dr Zhivago, has been desecrated by vandals.
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Maria Sharapova thrashes Russian compatriot Svetlana Kuznetsova 6-1 6-4 at the WTA Championships to claim a 19th straight win.
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Russia's Supreme Court overturns the acquittal of three men over the murder of US journalist Paul Klebnikov.
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Ultra-nationalists demonstrate in the Russian capital, in defiance of a ban imposed on their march.
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Rich Russians are finding ever more innovative ways to spend their money, the BBC's Chloe Arnold reports.
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Russian energy giant Gazprom has said it will more than double the cost of gas to Georgia from 2007.
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The Russian and Egyptian presidents are expected to discuss nuclear co-operation and arms deals in Moscow.
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Arsenal squander a whole host of chances in a frustrating Champions League night at the Emirates Stadium.
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Georgia's top diplomat urges Russia to be a partner ahead of the first high-level talks since the current crisis began.
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Russian firm Atomstroyexport is to build a nuclear power plant by the River Danube in Bulgaria.
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Moscow protests to Macedonia after four Russian diplomats were beaten up in a Skopje cafe.
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An exhibition by an ethnic Georgian artist at a top gallery in Moscow is destroyed by a gang of masked men.
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The US secretary of state meets relatives of murdered Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya.
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The US secretary of state accuses North Korea of seeking to escalate tension over its nuclear programme.
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Georgia's leader dismisses Russian claims that it is readying for war in Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin resists calls to sign an energy treaty but signals willingness for further talks.
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Russia's president is overheard joking about the virility of his Israeli counterpart, who is accused of multiple rape.
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The Spanish monarchy denies a claim by a Russian official that a tame bear was shot dead by King Juan Carlos on a hunting trip.
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Dozens of NGOs operating in Russia are required to suspend operations after a deadline to register passes.
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A Georgian man dies from an asthma attack at a Moscow airport while awaiting deportation from Russia.
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Arsenal are the first British team in action on Tuesday, with a 1730 BST Champions League kick-off in Moscow.
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Russian prosecutors say they have identified suspects in the murder of a top central bank official.
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Six Russian cadet soldiers die after being hit by a suspected drunken driver as they march along a road near Ryazan.
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Russia says there should be no threat of force as a UN vote nears on sanctions for N Korea's claimed nuclear test.
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Russia's Vladimir Kramnik becomes the first undisputed world chess champion for 13 years.
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World number one Amelie Mauresmo is knocked out of the Kremlin Cup by eighth seed Nicole Vaidisova.
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China and Russia delay a vote on a new US-drafted UN resolution calling for sanctions on North Korea.
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Top seed Amelie Mauresmo joins
Russian trio Elena Dementieva, Nadia Petrova and Anna Chakvetadze in the Kremlin Cup quarter-finals.
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An east German family asks Russian President Vladimir Putin to help them find their child, abducted in 1984.
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The last article by murdered Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya exposes abuses in Chechnya.
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Chinese and Russian firms plan to spend $10bn (£5.4bn) on power plants in north east China, Beijing media says.
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A Russian bank manager is gunned down at his home in Moscow in an apparent contract killing.
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UN diplomats are still working to secure agreement on which sanctions N Korea should face after its claimed nuclear test.
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Hundreds of mourners attend the funeral of the investigative reporter Anna Politkovskaya in Moscow.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is set for talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is set for talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin calls the murder of investigative reporter Anna Politkovskaya "tragic".
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Chechnya's pro-Moscow leaders condemn reporter Anna Politkovskaya's murder, as mourning continues.
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Hundreds of Russians rally in central Moscow to condemn the murder of Chechen-war reporter Anna Politkovskaya.
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Russian prosecutors say the killing of journalist Anna Politkovskaya may have been linked to her work.
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Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya, a fierce critic of the Kremlin's actions in Chechnya, is shot dead.
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The BBC's Kevin Connolly considers what has been won and lost during Russia's remarkable transition.
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Georgia likens Russia's treatment of its citizens in a spying row to a "mild form of ethnic cleansing".
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Russia's President Vladimir Putin urges international pressure on Georgia, as tensions continue to escalate.
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