Topic: Sergey Mironov
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For Vladimir Putin, winning Russia's presidency may be the easy part
The Russian election has been engineered for a Vladimir Putin victory. His true challenge will come afterward, when he has to rule a country increasingly dissatisfied with his rule.
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Russia bars liberal candidate from presidential election
Russia's electoral commission has disqualified veteran liberal politician Grigory Yavlinsky from running against Vladimir Putin, showing that Putin's 'managed democracy' is still at work.
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Could Putin and Medvedev face off in an open Russian election?
Prime Minister Putin electrified observers this week by saying that neither he nor President Dmitry Medvedev had ruled out being candidates for president in 2012.
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Russia Islamist network takes shape as Caucasus hit by another terrorist attack
An attack in Ingushetia today, the fifth to shake Russia in a week, underscores the threat posed by an Islamist insurgent network that has emerged from the ashes of Chechnya's nationalist rebellion.
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Russia on Nobel Peace Prize: Obama thawing 'second cold war'
Russians are surprised, but largely welcoming of Obama's prize.
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Webmedev? Russian president's new blog gets earful from the masses
Medvedev launches a new blog just as the Kremlin cracks down on Internet free speech in Russia.
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