ST PETERSBURG, Russia (Reuters) - President Dmitry Medvedev scolded leaders of Russia's ruling party on Saturday for "bad political habits" and ordered them to win future elections fairly. Full Article

What makes Russian President Dmitry Medvedev tick? How independent is he of his predecessor, Vladimir Putin? Medvedev gave Reuters a chance to find out more about his plans, and get some clues about ... Full Article | Comments [1]
The Kremlin's chosen candidate Dmitry Medvedev will win Russia's presidential election. That is almost certain. It is certain too that he will face no serious competition. Why? The reason - or at least ... Full Article
PENZA, Russia - To an outsider, there are many strange things about the way Kremlin-backed contender Dmitry Medvedev runs his presidential campaign. To start with, there is no campaign -- at least in ... Full Article
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