MOSCOW, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Several people were injured on Friday when four cars of a train travelling from Moscow to Russia's second biggest city of St Petersburg derailed, RIA news agency reported. Full Article

(Photo: Russian Orthodox church in Moscow, 1 July 2009/Sergei Karpukhin) A masked gunman entered a Moscow church and murdered a Russian Orthodox priest who had received death threats for converting Muslims ... Full Article | Comments [5]
It is still unclear to what extent Russia's next president, Dmitry Medvedev, will follow the course of his predecessor Vladimir Putin. But he shares Putin's love of pets. Throughout his eight years of rule, ... Full Article | Comments [2]
Reuters Kremlin correspondent Oleg Shchedrov was the only reporter from a foreign media organisation allowed to travel with Russia's likely next president Dmitry Medvedev on a flying visit to Serbia and ... Full Article
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