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03.12.2008, 16:49
Moscow authorities have allocated a sum equivalent to $100,000 in the first outlay going towards hosting next year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
21.07.2008, 11:10
Moscow has been chosen as the host city for the 2009 Eurovision song contest. Several Russian cities fought for the privilege, but the government has decided it will be cheaper to hold it in the capital.
26.05.2008, 02:07
For the first time in its history, the Eurovision song contest has been won by Russia. Dima Bilan, with help from a master violinist and an Olympic skating champion, took the prize. It means that Moscow will host next year’s event.
22.12.2009, 21:21
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The memorial to WWII veterans that was demolished in the Georgian city of Kutaisi earlier this month will be rebuilt in Moscow, Russia’s Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has declared.
02.09.2010, 10:00
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Russian Premier Vladimir Putin has slammed opposition rallies as “provocation” and said protesters would “get hit on the head” for taking part in banned gatherings.
20.11.2009, 12:24
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Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko and his Georgian counterpart Mikhail Saakashvili have got some useful advice on preserving ties from the Russian prime minister.
25.12.2009, 18:35
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The Russian lawmakers have released a statement condemning Georgia's destruction of a WWII memorial in the city of Kutaisi and urged the global community to denounce the move by the Georgian authorities too.
04.03.2010, 19:44
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin says he hopes Russian-Georgian relations will get back to a “normal level” while meeting with the Georgian opposition leader in Moscow.
12.03.2009, 01:36
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They didn't want to put in, so they've decided to pull out. Georgia has decided not to take part in this year's Eurovision, after the country's entry caused a controversy before the competition even began.
05.04.2010, 15:14
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Within a year and a half Moscow authorities promise to erect in the Russian capital a copy of the monument that was demolished in Georgia on December 19, 2009.
Published: 21 February, 2009, 07:45
Georgia’s Eurovision pre-selection jury has chosen a provocative anti-Putin song called “We Don't Wanna Put In” for this year’s Eurovision song contest, which will be held on May 16 in Moscow.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRXHFMPkcfk