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In Pictures: Russia's military might
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Russian, French, Italian jobs hang on Sukhoi Superjet crash probe
No survivors have been found at the crash site of the Russian Sukhoi Superjet in Indonesia. A key question: Was it pilot error or equipment malfunction?
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Russia's Bolshoi Theater back from the brink of destruction
The iconic Bolshoi Theater, home to the famed ballet and opera troupes, reopens its doors today after a nearly $1 billion renovation to restore the once-crumbling theater to its 19th-century glory.
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Google's gift to Red Square's St. Basil Cathedral: a doodle
Moscow marks the 450-year anniversary of St. Basil's Cathedral, the iconic church built in Red Square to honor Ivan the Terrible's victory over Russia's former Tatar conquerors.
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In Pictures: Russia's military might
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 05/24
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In Pictures: Medvedev as president
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 05/03
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 04/22
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In Pictures: Space photos of the day: Yuri Gagarin
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Russians shouldn’t bury Lenin until they uncover his lies
Russians must face up to Lenin’s brutal legacy – as Germans did Hitler’s.
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In Pictures: Russia's landmarks
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 02/04
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Goodbye Lenin? Russians consider burying former Soviet leader's corpse (finally).
The body of former Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin has been on display in downtown Moscow for 87 years. A growing number of Russians appear finally willing to bury him.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 12/21
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 11/05
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Russian defense minister's Washington trip brings old foes together
Russian Defense Minister Anatoyl Serdyukov comes to the Pentagon for the first time this week to meet with Defense Secretary Robert Gates, a former intelligence officer once skilled in the art of Kremlinology.
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Three Stations
Smith’s seventh Arkady Renko novel serves as a textual "film noir" glimpse of today’s Russia.
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In Pictures: Russia's Summer 2010: Heat, drought, smog, and fires
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In Pictures: Trash hotel
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In Pictures: UFOs
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For the first time, Western troops march on Red Square
Russia's Victory Day, the country's most important secular holiday, was marked by an unusual emphasis on international cooperation as American, French, and British troops commemorated the the 1945 defeat of Nazi Germany by marching across Red Square for the first time ever.
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Russia's Red Square parade includes NATO countries for first time
This year's Red Square parade - which included soldiers from four NATO countries, including the US - was the most elaborate since the collapse of the Soviet Union almost 20 years ago.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 05/04
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 04/05
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Moscow Metro bombings: Insecurity in Chechnya, N. Caucasus, comes to Moscow
Officials blamed today's twin Moscow Metro bombings, which struck near the FSB security service and a major state-run media outlet, on two female suicide bombers from the N. Caucasus.
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