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Articole din Iulie 2010

• Russians greatest fans of British monarchy — survey
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 05:07)
  
  Russians are the greatest admirers of the British monarchy and Queen Elizabeth II in the world.
  
  
• Fire breaks out in downtown Moscow
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 02:07)
  
  A fire broke out at an administrative building in downtown Moscow in the early hours of Thursday.
  
  
• Russia to spend $132 million on Skolkovo research hub in 2010
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 23:07)
  
  The Russian government will allocate a total of 3.99 billion rubles ($132 million) in 2010 for the development of the Skolkovo research hub outside Moscow.
  
  
• Main news of July 28
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 22:07)
  
  A roundup of what has happened in the past 24 hours
  
  
• Oldest tweeter dies at 104 in UK
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 22:07)
  
  The oldest person on Twitter died in her sleep at the age of 104 early on Wednesday, staff at her care home in the UK said.
  
  
• U.S. signals intention to talk with Iran on reactor fuel deal
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 22:07)
  
  The U.S. is willing to talk to Iran about an earlier aborted plan to supply fuel for a Tehran research reactor in exchange for low-enriched uranium from the Islamic Republic, the U.S. State Department said on Wednesday.
  
  
• Nun dies in hospital after church blast in south Ukraine (Update 1)
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 21:07)
  
  A nun injured in a blast at a church in south Ukraine on Wednesday has died in hospital, local media said.
  
  
• Russian helicopter pilots in Sudan beaten, one still missing - UN (Update 1)
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 20:07)
  
  The crewmembers and passengers of a Russian helicopter seized by insurgents in Sudan were beaten and one pilot is still missing, a spokesman for the UN secretary general said on Wednesday.
  
  
• Nine injured in church blast in southern Ukraine
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 19:07)
  
  At least 9 people were injured as a blast ripped through a church in southern Ukraine on Wednesday, the UNIAN news agency said, citing emergencies officials.
  
  
• EU commissioner says Russia gas transits to Europe best via Ukraine
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 19:07)
  
  Transits via Ukraine remain the most reliable means of transporting Russian gas to Europe, EU Energy Commissioner Gunther Oettinger said on Wednesday.
  
  
• Russian helicopter pilot missing in Sudan
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 18:07)
  
  A Russian pilot is missing in Sudan, the Russian embassy in Khartoum said on Wednesday, rejecting earlier reports that all crewmembers of a helicopter seized by insurgents had returned safely to their base in Darfur.
  
  
• Over 1,000 barrels of explosive chemicals wash into China river
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 17:07)
  
  Floodwaters in northeastern China have washed more than 1,000 barrels of explosive chemicals into a major river, the Songhua, state media reported on Wednesday.
  
  
• Giant jellyfish hit Russia’s Far East
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 17:07)
  
  The long period of hot weather in Primorye led to the appearance of huge rhopilema jellyfish near the shores.
  
  
• Russian government approves 11 company stakes for privatization in 2011-2013
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 17:07)
  
  The Russian government has approved a list of 11 state-controlled companies whose stakes are to be privatized in 2011-2013, an Economic Development Ministry official said on Wednesday.
  
  
• Georgia should step up role in Afghanistan - Saakashvili
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 17:07)
  
  Georgia should seek to increase its role in the NATO-led security mission in Afghanistan, Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili said on Wednesday.
  
  
• Patriarch Kirill denies rumors of stifling power of Ukraine Orthodox Church head
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 16:07)
  
  The head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Kirill, has denied rumors that he came to Ukraine in order to stifle the power of Metropolitan Vladimir, the head of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
  
  
• Patriarch Kirill to crown Ukraine visit with liturgy in Kiev Pechersk Lavra
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 05:07)
  
  The head of the Russian Orthodox Church will on Wednesday hold a festive liturgy in the Kiev Pechersk Lavra, also known as the Kiev Monastery of the Caves.
  
  
• Ex-Bulgarian PM slams cabinet for giving up pipeline with Russia
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 02:07)
  
  Former Bulgarian prime minister Sergey Stanishev criticized the current cabinet led by Boyko Borisov for giving up plans to build the Burgas-Alexandroupolis pipeline, Bulgarian news agency Novinite.com reported.
  
  
• Main news of July 27
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 22:07)
  
  A roundup of what has happened in the past 24 hours
  
  
• Russian govt commission extends zero import duties on wide-body jets
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 21:07)
  
  A Russian government sub-commission recommended on Tuesday that zero import duties on wide-body airliners that are not manufactured in Russia be maintained.
  
  
• Three Russians from hijacked helicopter in Sudan safe, pilot missing - UNAMID representative (update 2)
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 20:07)
  
  Three Russians hijacked in the Sudanese Darfur region are safe, however one more remains missing, the African Union and United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur Joint Special Representative Ibrahim Gambari said on Tuesday.
  
  
• Moscow deputy mayor expects streetball championship to become prestigious
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 18:07)
  
  The streetball championship which will be held as part of the sports forum Russia Is A Sport Power will be one of the most prominent international championships, Moscow Deputy Mayor Sergei Baidakov said on Tuesday.
  
  
• Seven sand wonders of the world in Blankenberge
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 17:07)
  
  The annual summer sand sculpture festival is held in the Belgian resort town of Blankenberge.
  
  
• Militants hijack Russian helicopter in Sudan - Russian Foreign Ministry (Update 1)
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 17:07)
  
  Militants in the Sudanese Darfur region on Monday hijacked a Russian helicopter with four Russian crew members and five Sudanese passengers on board, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.
  
  
• Militants hijack Russian helicopter in Sudan - Russian Foreign Ministry
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 17:07)
  
  Militants in the Sudanese Darfur region on Monday hijacked a Russian helicopter with four Russian crew members and five Sudanese passengers on board, the Russian Foreign Ministry said.