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UKRAINIAN EX-PRESIDENT APPEALS TO RESTORE BANDERA'S HERO TITLE
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Ukraine's ex-president has appealed a court ruling which invalidated his order to make onetime Nazi collaborator Stepan Bandera a national hero, Viktor Yushchenko party's press service said on Monday.
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RUSSIA'S MEDVEDEV BELIEVES GOVERNMENT BETTER, MORE EFFICIENT UNDER PUTIN
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The government's work has become much better and more efficient under Vladimir Putin's premiership, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said in an interview with ABC published on Monday.
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UKRAINIAN OPPOSITION DEMANDS DETAILS OF GAS TALKS WITH RUSSIA
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Ukrainian opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko demanded on Monday that the government make public the details of its gas talks with Russia.
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NEW KYRGYZ GOVERNMENT TO RE-EXAMINE U.S. MILITARY BASE DEAL
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Kyrgyzstan's interim government will take a close look at the agreement under which the Central Asian country hosts a U.S. transit center serving Afghanistan, a first deputy prime minister said on Monday.
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PRESIDENT MEDVEDEV'S INCOME DOWN IN 2009, TO $115,000
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev earned 3,335,281.39 rubles in 2009 (around $115,000) in 2009, down 804,445 rubles ($27,628) on the year before, the Kremlin website said on Monday.
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POLAND THANKS RUSSIA FOR AIDING RELATIVES OF AIR CRASH VICTIMS
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The Polish foreign minister has thanked Russia for providing aid to the relatives of those killed in a devastating plane crash near Smolensk, Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Monday.
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JAPAN SEEKS LARGER ROLE IN ECONOMY OF RUSSIA'S FAR EAST
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Japan's government and Japanese businesses are interested in cooperation and investment in Russia's Far East, Tokyo's ambassador to Russia Masaharu Kono said on Monday.
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RUSSIA MAY OFFER UKRAINE $6 BILLION 'NUCLEAR' LOAN
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Russia may offer Ukraine a loan of between $5 billion and $6 billion for construction of the third and fourth units of the Khmelnitsky nuclear power plant, Russian Prime Minster Vladimir Putin said on Saturday.
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DUBAI COURT JAILS TAJIK, IRANIAN OVER CHECHEN ARMY OFFICER MURDER
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A Dubai court sentenced on Monday two men to 25 years in prison for their roles in the murder of the commander of a Russian Defense Ministry battalion in Chechnya.
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KYRGYZSTAN HOPES TO GET MORE THAN $150 MILLION AID FROM RUSSIA
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Russia should give Kyrgyzstan more than $150 million aid, a first deputy prime minister in the interim government said on Monday following talks in Moscow.
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NEW LAW ALLOWS FUGITIVE BUSINESSMAN GUTSERIYEV TO RETURN TO RUSSIA
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A new business law will allow fugitive Russian businessman Mikhail Gutseriyev, the former head of oil firm RussNeft, to return to Russia, a business daily reported on Monday.
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FORENSIC TESTS ON POLISH PLANE CRASH VICTIMS "COMPLETE"
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Forensic tests on the victims of the crash of the Polish president's plane near Smolensk on Saturday have been completed, the Russian Health Ministry said on Monday.
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UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT HEADS TO UNITED STATES TO ATTEND NUCLEAR SECURITY SUMMIT
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Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych departed on Sunday for the United States where a nuclear security summit is to be held on April 12-13, Yanukovych's press service reported.
The visit will be held at Obama's invitation. The Ukrainian leader will attend certain events at the summit. The presidents are to discuss reducing the nuclear terrorism threat and the role of the International Atomic Energy Agency in ensuring nuclear security.
The summit comes after the signing on Thursday of a new strategic arms reduction treaty by U.S. President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev in Prague.
Talks with the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank are also on Yanukovych's agenda.
RIA Novosti
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