Interfax: Russia & Csi daily news report of 26.01.2009
Updated news from Russia & CSI
Today news:
PUTIN CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC ABOUT RUSSIA-U.S. RELATIONS UNDER NEW U.S. GOVT
LAVROV, CLINTON TO TALK BY PHONE – MINISTRY
MOSCOW TO COMMENT ON OBAMA DECISIONS WHEN THEY ARE IMPLEMENTED
RUSSIA HAILS RESUMPTION OF GAS SHIPMENTS TO S. OSSETIA ACROSS GEORGIA
GAS CONFLICT DIDN’T DAMAGE RUSSIA SERIOUSLY AS A SUPPLIER – EU ENVOY
MOSCOW CALLS COMMENTS OF HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS BIASED
RUSSIA SUPPORTS EGYPTIAN EFFORTS OF LONG-TERM TRUCE BETWEEN HAMAS, ISRAEL
IT IS UNACCEPTABLE TO FREEZE ACTIVITY OF RUSSIA-NATO COUNCIL – ROGOZIN
"ICE HAS BROKEN" IN STALLED RUSSIA-NATO RELATIONS - ENVOY
RUSSIA NEEDS NATO VICTORY IN AFGHANISTAN – ENVOY
GOLOVIN WILL BE IN CHARGE OF BORDER DELIMITATION WITH CIS, GEORGIA
CUBA’S RAUL CASTRO TO VISIT RUSSIA LATE IN JANUARY
RUSSIA TO CONTINUE MILITARY-TECHNOLOGICAL COOPERATION WITH CUBA – SECHIN
RUSSIAN OIL CONSORTIUM, CUBAPETROLEO TO COOPERATE
UKRAINIAN FM WANTS TO RESOLVE SOME PROBLEMS IN RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA IN 2009
ISRAELI MINISTER DOESN’T RULE OUT NEW ARMED OPERATION IN GAZA
GEORGIA, RUSSIA UNLIKELY TO RESTORE NORMAL RELATIONS SOON – VASHADZE
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