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MOSCOW, Feb. 12 (UPI) -- Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is calling for more schools and financial incentives for larger families in an effort to boost the country's population.
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The average salaries for lecturers, teachers, doctors and cultural workers will be doubled by 2018, Russian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Vladimir Putin said in a new article published in the Komsomolskaya Pravda daily on Monday.
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A group of European vote monitors said Saturday they were denied a meeting with Russian strongman Vladimir Putin ahead of next month's presidential elections because of his busy schedule. The Russian premier is the overwhelming favourite to beat four weak ...
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VENICE, Italy, February 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
International conference calls for closer bilateral ties between Europe and Russia following the return of Vladimir Putin as President of the Russian Federation
A panel of senior European and Russian politicians has said that the likely...
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On the imminent fall of the Putin's regime reported by an American journalist Jeffrey Tayler in an article in Business Week entitled "Vladimir Putin, Falling Czar". The article has a subtitled "Defying protests, Putin is poised to return as Russia's President.
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MOSCOW, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Vladimir Putin has tamed the gangster capitalism which accompanied the collapse of the Soviet Union to make Russian corruption "normal and civilised", his presidential election campaign chief said in an interview published on Friday.
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National PostViolent 'Russian Spring' protests could follow a Vladimir Putin victory ...National PostRussia's presidential elections hold the potential to spark violent protests, but are unlikely to trigger a revolution, Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov told a Toronto audience Tuesday. “You must not talk of a 'Russian Spring' but of 'Russian ...Now, more than ever, Canada needs to take Russia more seriouslyCanada.comPutin woos Russians...
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Viktor Zubkov news and blog posts. Viktor Zubkov was nominated by President Vladimir Putin to replace Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov.
