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Russia Wants to Push Syria for Democratic Reform
15:56 05/02/2012 MOSCOW, February 5 (RIA Novosti)
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11:08 05/02/2012FM Lavrov Explains Russia’s Veto on Syria Resolution in UN
03:15 05/02/2012
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Saturday explained why Russia vetoed a resolution on Syria in the UN Security Council.
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23:59 04/02/2012U.S. ‘Disgusted’ by Russia, China Double Veto on Syria Resolution
23:29 04/02/2012
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice said on Saturday she was "disgusted" by the Russian and Chinese veto on a Security Council resolution on Syria that urges President Bashar al-Assad to step down.4February 4: Russia Rallies – Part 3
22:30 04/02/2012
Tens of thousands people are expected to brave the bitter cold at two major rallies in downtown Moscow on Saturday as a power play between champions of political liberalization and supporters of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin continues to unfold.
Russia, China Veto UN Resolution on Syria
22:05 04/02/2012Pro-Putin Rally Lambasts ‘Orange Trash’
20:00 04/02/2012
Speakers at the rival pro-government rally in Moscow on Saturday lambasted the opposition, which held a parallel protest event elsewhere in the city, for plotting a revolution in the interests of Western powers.1Anti-Putin March Draws Tens of Thousands in Moscow
19:17 04/02/2012
Protesters from all walks of life and of all political persuasions packed downtown Moscow on Saturday to express their opposition to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s expected return to the Kremlin next month.2Thousands Rally Across Russia
18:33 04/02/2012Putin Surprised by Large Turnout of His Supporters
18:07 04/02/2012Russian Intelligence Chief, Foreign Minister to Visit Syria Feb. 7
17:51 04/02/2012‘Rally Wars’ Could Backfire on Kremlin – Analysts
17:38 04/02/2012
The Kremlin tactic of trying to match a grassroots opposition protest in Moscow with its own mass rallies could backfire because government loyalists have no real desire to take part in street protests, a political analysts said Saturday, as opponents and supporters of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin staged separate rallies in Moscow.4Moscow Sees No Progress on European Missile Defense
16:30 04/02/2012Russians Rally as Putin Hints Reforms, Warns of Regime Change
15:55 04/02/2012
Over a hundred thousand people braved the bitter cold at two major rallies in downtown Moscow on Saturday as a power play between champions of political liberalization and supporters of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin continues to unfold.2Russian Poll Protests
15:55 04/02/2012
Demonstrations against alleged electoral fraud by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party have taken place in Moscow, St. Petersburg and other cities. A protest on December 5 saw the largest opposition demonstration in Moscow for a decade. A second night of protests followed on December 6. A mass rally has been called for downtown Moscow on Saturday.
Protesters Assail Putin, Sing Song at Rally
15:54 04/02/2012Putin Tells Gazprom to Ensure Gas Supplies for Europe
14:10 04/02/2012100,000 Protesters at Anti-Putin Rally say Organizers, Police say 33,000
13:51 04/02/2012Muscovite Would-be Terrorist Nabbed in Chechnya
13:31 04/02/2012
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