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17.02.2009, 08:14
According to Andrey Trepykhalin, the lawyer of one of the suspects, at the court’s session on February 16 the prosecutor has announced another version of how the murder of journalist Anna Politkovskaya was planned.
06.02.2009, 16:14
An increasing number of ‘untouchable’ officials are finding themselves in court in what’s seen as a victory in the battle against corruption.
05.02.2009, 15:08
Zhou Zhiping was born in 1910, when the Chinese emperor still sat on his throne. Now, the 98-year-old has become the oldest person to go on trial in China and, arguably, the world.
29.06.2010, 15:36
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A US court has refused to grant bail to ten people arrested on suspicion of spying for Russia.
14.01.2010, 18:40
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Kiev’s Court of Appeals has found Josef Stalin and other Bolshevik leaders guilty of genocide against the Ukrainians during the famine, or “Holodomor” as it is called in Ukraine, of 1932-33.
04.03.2010, 05:04
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Seven-year-old Ivan Skorobogatov, adopted by an American family from Russia's Chelyabinsk region, was allegedly killed by his adoptive parents, TASS news agency reports.
29.06.2010, 20:23
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Russia's Foreign Ministry says the suspected spies arrested in the US include Russian citizens, though they did nothing to hurt American interests.
23.04.2010, 10:10
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A group of US lawmakers is urging Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to lift the freeze on child adoptions by American citizens - particularly for applications already being processed.
30.06.2010, 17:51
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“There is a whole range of layers” behind the recent arrests of alleged spies in the US, believes former MI5 officer, Annie Machon, “with political being only one of them.”
07.07.2010, 15:52
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Reports suggest that two people convicted of espionage in Russia could be exchanged for members of the alleged Russian spy-ring detained in America last week.
Published: 17 February, 2009, 16:21
The Deputy Chair of the Supreme Court has resigned after his son was charged in a criminal investigation. Prosecutors suspect his son of taking money to get the Supreme Court to rule in favour of the payer on a case.
