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Articole din Iulie 2010

• First federal equestrian development center to be opened in Russia
  
  (30.07.2010 ora 16:07)
  
  The first federal center for the development of equestrian sports in Russia is due to be opened following the signing of a memorandum by the FEI, the sports ministry and the Russian Equestrian Federation.
  
  
• Voronezh encircled by fire
  
  (30.07.2010 ora 16:07)
  
  Wildfires have been raging in the Voronezh Region since July, 26. A state of emergency was declared three days ago as the fires moved closer to inhabited rural areas.
  
  
• START: Russia-U.S. nuclear talks
  
  (30.07.2010 ora 04:07)
  
  
  
  
• Leak of Afghan war files may harm U.S.-led campaign - Robert Gates
  
  (30.07.2010 ora 00:07)
  
  U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates said the publication of U.S. secret documents on the war in Afghanistan may lead to serious consequences for NATO troops and their Afghan assets.
  
  
• Phantom of the Opera returns and triumphs
  
  (30.07.2010 ora 00:07)
  
  What is the ultimate proof of the fact that a work of art has won global fame? Well, here it is - "Love Never Dies," the latest musical by Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, has topped sales charts at key music stores in China. Local CD versions feature the key aria in Chinese, performed by famous soprano...
  
  
• Russian Tu-95 strategic bombers set new flight duration record
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 23:07)
  
  Two Russian Tu-95MS Bear-H strategic bombers have carried out a record-breaking 40-hour patrol over three oceans.
  
  
• Main news of July 29
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 22:07)
  
  A roundup of what has happened in the past 24 hours
  
  
• Missing Russian pilot freed in Sudan
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 22:07)
  
  The missing pilot, who disappeared after a Russian helicopter was hijacked in Dafur, has been freed, a senior Russian lawmaker said on Thursday.
  
  
• Olympic buildings that changed the face of Moscow
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 21:07)
  
  Preparations for the 1980 Olympics in Moscow changed both the rhythm of life in the capital and its appearance.
  
  
• First International sports forum: Russia is a Sports Power
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 21:07)
  
  The Russia is a Sports Power international sports forum, timed to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics, opened in Moscow on July 29.
  
  
• Belarus, Russia urge Kazakhstan to switch common rail freight tariffs
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 20:07)
  
  Belarus and Russia have suggested that Kazakhstan switch to common rail freight tariffs, head of Belarusian Railways Anatoly Sivak said on Thursday.
  
  
• Tver, the capital of the Upper Volga Region
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 20:07)
  
  Tver, one of Russia’s oldest cities, celebrated its 875th anniversary this year.
  
  
• IAEA to examine platform for Armenian nuclear power unit
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 19:07)
  
  Experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and other organizations will visit Armenia from August 2-6 to examine a platform for the construction of a nuclear power unit, anArmenian State Nuclear Regulatory Committee chairman said.
  
  
• EU sanctions harm dialogue with Iran - expert
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 18:07)
  
  Unilateral EU sanctions against Tehran undermine the negotiating process between Iran and the group of international mediators, the head of a Russian think tank on Iranian studies said on Thursday.
  
  
• Summer zoo: pandas’ treats and how the animals escape from the heat
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 18:07)
  
  Animals in zoos choose their desserts for themselves.
  
  
• International Sports Movie Festival opens in Moscow
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 17:07)
  
  The Second International Sports Movie Festival opened on Thursday in the Russian capital.
  
  
• Ukraine, Belarus agree on new Venezuelan oil transit terms
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 17:07)
  
  Belarus and Ukraine have agreed terms for the rail transit of Venezuelan oil, the head of Belarus Railways said on Thursday.
  
  
• 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.