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Ordinary citizens have the right to defend...

Ordinary citizens have the right to defend themselves against police officers who launch illegal attacks on them, Russia"s interior minister said Thursday.


The U.S. secretary of state will discuss...

The U.S. secretary of state will discuss a new nuclear arms reduction pact with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov during her visit next week to Moscow, a spokesman for the Russian Foreign Ministry said.


(Recasts headline, lead, adds FSB denial)...

(Recasts headline, lead, adds FSB denial) MOSCOW, September 19 (RIA Novosti) - Russia"s Audit Chamber said Wednesday one of its employees has been detained on suspicion of receiving a one million euro ($1.4 million) bribe. Earlier reports said that the suspect, Yury Gaidukov, was an officer of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) assigned to the Audit Chamber. However, the FSB denied that Gaidukov was its employee. A spokesman for the Moscow District Military Court said Gaidukov"s defense lawyers have appealed against the arrest warrant to a higher court.

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* Twenty members of the radical Islamic organization Tablighi Jamaat have been arrested in Chita, Siberia, a Federal Security Service spokesman said

* The Russian crew of the Thai Union 3 fishing vessel, who were in Somali pirates" captivity for over four months, returned to the city of Kaliningrad happy but meager, a RIA Novosti correspondent reported

* Over 60% of Russians are in favor of a possible ban on alcohol sales after 9 p.m., according to a survey released by the recruitment portal SuperJob.ru

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* In an interview with the RIA Novosti New York Bureau Chief Dmitry Gornostaev Mr. Ban shares his views on peace process in the Middle East, possible sanctions against Iran, situation in North Korea, Afghanistan, UN-Russia cooperation, etc.

* The Georgian broadcaster at the center of the latest furor over a fake TV news report said on Monday it was sorry it might have inconvenienced some people and would honor the code

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