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NEW DELHI, November 8 (RIA Novosti) - Russian...

NEW DELHI, November 8 (RIA Novosti) - Russian Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Sobyanin arrived in the Indian capital New Delhi on a working visit on Sunday.


NOVOSIBIRSK, May 4 (RIA Novosti) - Russian...

NOVOSIBIRSK, May 4 (RIA Novosti) - Russian Foreign Ministry officials in West Siberia are following the case of a local resident arrested in Los Angeles on tax-fraud conspiracy charges, an attache said on Monday. The San Diego Union Tribune said on Saturday that Novosibirsk resident Maxim Maltsev, 23, had been arrested and accused of conspiring to divert 65 income-tax-refund payments intended for U.S. citizens to accounts he had set up at four San Diego banks. "The Russian Embassy in the United States is dealing with the issue. The Russian Foreign Ministry"s office in Novosibirsk is keeping its eye on the situation and will get involved if the need arises," Denis Borodich said. He added that no inquiries had yet been received either from the Russian Embassy in the United States or from the Moscow headquarters of the Russian Foreign Ministry. According to the indictment, Maltsev and co-conspirators diverted income-tax refunds through online services "falsely advertised as being affiliated with the Internal Revenue Service." The refunds "withdrawn by debit and check cards and at ATMs in the United States and overseas" totaled about $105,000, the paper quoted U.S. Attorney Karen Hewitt of San Diego as saying. Maltsev has been held without bail in Los Angeles since he was arrested at the city"s international airport last Wednesday.


MOSCOW, January 21 (RIA Novosti) - The case...

MOSCOW, January 21 (RIA Novosti) - The case of the murder of a lawyer who represented the family of a Chechen woman killed by a Russian military officer has been passed to the Russian Investigation Committee, the committee said on Wednesday.

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MOSCOW, May 15 (RIA Novosti) - Tackling...

dealing with this problem this year because as the right economic conditions have been created," said the first deputy prime minister, who after being given the reins over multi-billion-dollar national projects in education, health, housing and agriculture, has been tipped as a future president.

Medvedev said last Friday that solving the demographic crisis could not be taken as an independent national project but measures implemented within the four plans would help tackle the issue.



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