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French actor Depardieu meets Putin, picks up Russian passport

French film star Gerard Depardieu met Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Black Sea town of Sochi and obtained his Russian passport, the Kremlin said on Sunday, after he left his homeland to avoid a new tax rate for millionaires.

China and Russia are Acquiring Gold, Dumping US Dollars

There is evidence that central banks in several regions of the World are building up their gold reserves. What is published are the official purchases.

Iraq cancels $4.2bn Russian arms deal over 'corruption'

Iraq has cancelled a $4.2bn (£2.6bn) deal to buy arms from Russia because of concerns about "corruption", an Iraqi government advisor has said.

Putin vows ‘Russia will never forget Holocaust’

President Vladimir Putin reaffirmed Russia’s commitment to tolerance and open societies during a meeting in Moscow with Israeli President Shimon Peres.

Russia: Resolution to Crisis in Syria Impossible through Supporting and Arming Terrorist Groups

Chairman of the Russian State Duma International Affairs Committee, Alexei Pushkov, said the world countries have to recognize that it is impossible to resolve the crisis in Syria through supporting and arming the terrorist groups, holding the US responsible for spreading and instigating the crisis in Syria.

US blocks Russian proposal to UN on peaceful Bani Walid solution

The US has blocked a proposed statement to UN Security Council, drafted by Russia, calling for the conflict in Libya's besieged city of Bani Walid to be resolved peacefully. This, as loyalist militias are mounting their offensive in the last stronghold of Muammar Gaddafi supporters.

US blocks Russian proposal to UN on peaceful Bani Walid solution

Russian opposition issues warning to Kremlin

Russian opposition leaders urged President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday to stop clamping down on dissent and warned they would ask Western governments to freeze assets of Russian officials involved in a spiraling crackdown on the opposition.

US Takes Flak Over Human Rights Record

The Russian Foreign Ministry on Friday denounced the human rights record of the US, citing maltreatment of children, breach of privacy, police brutality, secret jails and freedom of expression issues.

Putin flexes muscle in big test of Russia's nuclear arsenal

President Vladimir Putin took a leading role in the latest tests of Russia's strategic nuclear arsenal, the most comprehensive since the 1991 Soviet collapse, the Kremlin said on Saturday.

Israel must end illegal settlement construction - Moscow

The Russian Foreign Ministry is concerned over Israeli plans to build more homes in East Jerusalem as an impediment to resuming Palestinian-Israeli negotiations, says a report posted on the ministry Web site.

Lenin's Tikkun Olam for the Synagogue of Satan

According to the Alexander Yakovlev, himself a senior member of the Politburo, over 200,000 members of the Christian clergy were killed in the Soviet Union. Mostly shot, but many were crucified, buried alive, scalped, or murdered in other horrifyingly sadistic methods. According to American scholar Michael P. Riccards, Lenin insisted on personally checking the death lists of murdered clergy.

Turkish people oppose Erdogan Syria policy: Analyst

A political analyst says the majority of Turkish people are against NATO intervention in the Syria-Turkey conflict and their government’s policies towards the Arab country, Press TV reports.

“In Turkey, the people do not think that NATO will have to come to Turkey because in 1991 when Turkey had the first [Persian] Gulf War situation, NATO was also not providing the expected military and economic aid to Turkey,” said Huseyin Bagci of the Middle East University, Ankara.

Planes, strains and geopolitical spills: Syrian conflict goes global

The families of 17 Russian passengers on a Damascus-bound plane from Moscow got a midnight shock upon learning that Turkish jets had intercepted the flight. For those asking why, the answer begins in Syria, and ripples throughout the world.

Russia Says Impounded Syrian Plane Had Radar Gear

Russia's foreign minister said Friday that a civilian Syrian jetliner impounded by Turkey on suspicion of transporting Russian military cargo illicitly to Syria was carrying only electronic components for a radar station, and that such equipment fell within the bounds of international agreements.

Paperwork routine: Turks force Syrian crew to sign 'emergency landing, no F-16s' statement - witnesses

Passengers onboard the plane intercepted by Turkish jets said that security forces were making the crew and passengers sign fraudulent papers suggesting that the plane made an emergency landing and no Turkish military were involved in the incident.

Hours after Turkish authorities announced that the Syrian Airlines passenger plane intercepted by its F-16s was granted a departure clearance, the aircraft remained on the tarmac in darkness.

Turkey's interception of Syria-bound plane an act of war given the OK by US

Don Debar, an anti-war activist and journalist says the incident with Syrian plane in Turkey is a wake-up call signaling that NATO members are ready for open military confrontation.

'Turkey's interception of Syria-bound plane an act of war OKed by US'

'Four beaten when masked men boarded Syria-bound plane' - attendant

Humiliation, threats and brutal beatings - that's how some of those on board a Syria-bound plane describe the welcome they received in Turkey. F-16 fighter jets were scrambled to ground the Moscow - Damascus flight. It was carrying over thirty passengers, including small children.

'Four beaten when masked men boarded Syria-bound plane' - attendant

Turkish F16s intercept Syrian jet from Moscow over 'suspicious cargo'

Turkish F16 fighter jets forced a Syrian airline passenger plane to land in Ankara over suspicions it was carrying "non-civilian" cargo, says the Turkish Foreign Ministry. The Damascus-bound plane, which had departed from Moscow, is being inspected

Turkish F16s intercept Syrian jet from Moscow over 'suspicious cargo'

Pussy Riot case: Russian court hears appeal in Moscow

A Russian court has begun hearing an appeal by three activists from punk band Pussy Riot.

Putin blames West for global chaos

The Russian leader did not hesitate to name who is responsible for sowing the seeds of disorder that is gripping many parts of the world, including in Syria.

Turkish premier lashes out at Russia and China over their stance on Syria

Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan has taken a harsh swipe at Russia and China over the great powers’ position regarding the unrest in Syria.

Putin agrees: USAID meddling in Russian politics

President Vladimir Putin shares the opinion of the Foreign Ministry that the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is engaged in more than just humanitarian work in Russia.

Russia, Kyrgyzstan seal military base agreement

Russia will maintain a joint military base in Kyrgyzstan for 15 years starting 2017, reads an agreement signed in the presence of the two countries’ leaders during a summit in Bishkek.

Russia advances sweeping new spy bill that targets civil groups working with foreigners

Russia’s parliament has advanced sweeping spy legislation targeting civil groups that work with foreigners to upset domestic politics in what rights groups call another attack on freedoms.

Russia's USAID ban won't be effective - expert

Russia's recently-introduced ban on USAID's activity won't be effective, former head of the Central Bank and director for research of the Higher School of Economics Sergey Aleksashenko told Ekho Moskvy on Wednesday.

Russia says USAID ousted for meddling in elections

Expelling USAID fits into the Kremlin's goals of fortifying Russia against outside influences and searching for enemies within, says one researcher.

Katyn Fraudsters Signed Soviet Auschwitz Report

Two of the Soviet investigators who complied the fraudulent report pinning the blame for the 1940 NKVD massacre of 15,000+ Poles at Katyn on the Germans! Also signed the official Soviet report on Auschwitz.

Louis-Ferdinand Céline: Trifles for a Massacre

"That which effectively characterizes "progress" in various societies, over the course of centuries, is the rise of the Jew to power, to all of the powers... All of the revolutions have given him an increasingly important status... The Jew who was less than nothing in the time of Nero, is in the process of becoming everything."

Ukrainian 'Femen' activists cut down cross in Kiev in support of Pussy Riot Idiots

Members of the Ukrainian feminist protest group Femen cut down a cross in central Kiev in a show of solidarity for the Russian punk band Pussy Riot, who face trial in Moscow.

Femen activists saw down cross in Kiev in support of Pussy Riot

Global Blackmail - Pussy Riot as part of informational warfare against Russia

The information war, unleashed by Pussy Riot's desecration of the Church of Christ the Savior in Moscow (2012), targets the Byzantine model of government—an alliance of the spiritual and temporal power, which existed in Russia for centuries. Philosopher Aleksandr Dugin examines the purpose of this war, its participants, instruments and targets.

Global Blackmail - Pussy Riot as part of informational warfare against Russia

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