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FOREIGN MINISTERS OF RUSSIA, CHINA CALL ON UN SECURITY COUNCIL
TO GIVE "CONVINCING" RESPONSE ON NUCLEAR TESTS TO N. KOREA
RUSSIA EXPECTS CONSTRUCTIVE REACTION TO SEXTET PROPOSALS FROM IRAN – LAVROV
IRAN’S NUCLEAR PROBLEM CAN BE RESOLVED WITH NEW U.S. ADMINISTRATION - LAVROV
RUSSIA DOES NOT SELL ARMS THROUGH MEDIATORS – LAVROV
RUSSIA HOPES TO ADD NEW QUALITY TO RELATIONS WITH ISRAEL – LAVROV
DRAFT STRATEGIC ARMS DOCUMENT MAY BE PREPARED BY OBAMA’S VISIT TO RUSSIA
UPCOMING RUSSIA-ARMENIA-AZERBAIJAN TALKS SIGNALS READINESS TO CONTINUE DIALOGUE ON KARABAKH - TIMAKOVA
RUSSIA INTENDS TO PREVENT ESCALATION OF N. KOREA SITUATION – TIMAKOVA
RUSSIAN AMONG PASSENGERS OF AIR FRANCE A330 MISSING OVER ATLANTIC - EMBASSY
UZBEKISTAN HAS NOT REFUSED TO ATTEND CSTO SUMMIT IN MOSCOW
RUSSIA-U.S. CONSULTATIONS ON START CONTINUE IN GENEVA
ISRAELI-RUSSIAN RELATIONS ARE AT THEIR RECORD HEIGHT – ISRAELI FM
ISRAEL READY TO TALK WITH PALESTINE, WILL NOT GIVE UP
SETTLEMENTS – LIEBERMAN
ISRAEL HOPES FOR DIRECT RELATIONS WITH SAUDI ARABIA
NO PRECONDITIONS FOR MIDDLE EAST PEACE TALKS – ISRAELI FOREIGN MINISTER
SOUTH OSSETIA ACCUSES GEORGIA OF TRYING TO RUIN ELECTIONS
TSKHINVALI REGRET U.S., EU REFUSAL TO RECOGNIZE S.OSSETIAN ELECTIONS
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