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MOSCOW, May 12 (RIA Novosti) - The Russian government"s foreign debt, including liabilities of the former Soviet Union, declined 2.7% in January-March 2009 to $39.5 billion, the Finance Ministry reported on Tuesday. However, exchange rate differences mean that when calculated in euros, the government"s foreign debt increased 3.8% to 29.9 billion euros, the ministry said. Non-restructured debts to official creditors that are parties to the Paris Club of creditor nations declined $100 million to $1.3 billion in the reporting period, the ministry said. Debts to official creditors outside the Paris Club ($1.9 billion), former Communist bloc countries ($1.4 billion) and also former Soviet debts to foreign commercial creditors ($1.2 billion) were unchanged in January-March 2009, the ministry said. Also unchanged in the reporting period were outstanding government domestic foreign currency-denominated bonds (OVGVZ) at $1.8 billion and Russia"s foreign currency denominated government guarantees at $0.6 billion. The Russian government"s liabilities to international financial institutions shrank by $300 million to $4.3 billion, and the amount of Russia"s outstanding Eurobonds declined from $27.7 billion as of January 1 to $27 billion as of April 1, the ministry said.


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A Moscow priest who was shot down by a masked...

arguments against a priest"s words in their mind and heart, and going against God"s word, they cover him with libel and even raise their hand at him."

The patriarch praised Sysoyev"s speeches in debates, but said his death could be "the strongest word he had ever pronounced."

Shortly after Sysoyev"s murder, Kirill warned against any hasty accusations until the killer has been identified.

Some Russian lawmakers have asked for more information on the religious groups, from which Sysoyev helped members leave, to consider measures to restrict foreign religious organizations" activities in Russia, as well as questioned the Constitutional Court"s decision to prolong a moratorium on the death penalty.

The murder also stirred a wave of condemnation from all religious groups in Russia, and demands to ensure better security for the clergy.

President Dmitry Medvedev described the killing of the priest on Monday as "an extremely severe crime."

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