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A picture has emerged apparently showing Russia’s Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in his former days as a KGB officer.
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Georgia isn’t likely to get many votes from Russia at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest _ not with a ditty that teases Russian Prime Minister Vladimir...
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Georgia isn’t likely to expect many votes from Russia at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest _ not with a ditty that teases Russian Prime Minister Vladimir...
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Minutes after protesters unfurled anti-Kremlin banners and chanted “Down with KGB power” and “Russia without Putin,” a dozen young men jumped...
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An ABBA tribute band says the Kremlin whisked it away to perform a private concert for Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.
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AP, Davos
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin called the world financial crisis a “perfect storm” whose destructive powers were multiplied worldwide, and urged...
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It’s no Picasso, but a painting by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has sold for more than a million dollars at a charity auction in his hometown of St....
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Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is meeting European energy company chiefs to push his idea of a consortium to help pay for gas needed for Ukraine to move Russian gas...
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin was to hold talks with his German counterpart and heads of European gas companies on Friday amid fast-deepening frustration in...
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It’s Vladimir Putin and oil again, but this time the oil is on canvas.
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Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Friday urged Russians to shun imported foreign cars in favor of locally produced ones _ which the government even offered to help ship...
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Reveling in his reputation for earthy language, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin unabashedly confirmed a crude outburst against Georgia’s president and even...
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine on Thursday of sending weapons and military personnel to help Georgia during its war with Russia.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin says Ukrainian military personnel operating anti-aircraft systems in Georgia helped fight against Russia.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin speaks at the presidential Council for Physical, Sport and Preparations for the 2014 Olympics in Moscow, Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2009. Putin has urged the Sports and Tourism Ministry to probe the recent doping scandal...
