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Global bookmakers have chosen Russia as the favorite to win the World Ice Hockey Championships.
The Walking with the Wounded charity, whose members recently conquered the North Pole, plans to send a new expedition to Everest, the group's founder Simon Daglish said on Tuesday.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev wished good luck to all the participants of the 2011 Figure Skating World Championship that kicks of on Monday in the capital of Russia.
Moscow has been chosen to host this year’s World Figure Skating Championships. The event was originally due to be held in Tokyo but was relocated following the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in northeastern Japan.
Ukraine says it will complete preparations to co-host the 2012 European Championships by December.
The 2012 UEFA European Football Championship, commonly referred to as Euro 2012, will be the 14th European Championship for national football teams sanctioned by UEFA. The final tournament will be hosted by Poland and Ukraine between 8 June and 1 July 2012.
A Russian youth group has reached the North Pole after covering more than 100 kilometers on skis, the president of the Polyus Expedition Center, Irina Orlova, said on Friday.
Valery Karpin has stepped down as manager of Spartak Moscow.
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who until very recently was unable to skate, on Friday participated in an informal game of ice-hockey between young players from Russian provincial teams.1
Spartak Moscow, Russia's last representatives in this season's European competitions, were crushed 5-2 by Porto at Luzhniki Stadium on Thursday night, crashing out of the Europa League quarterfinals 10-3 on aggregate.
Moscow police detained over 50 football fans at a match between Spartak Moscow and Terek Grozny on Sunday.
Russia's Elena Vesnina has reached the final of the tennis tournament in the U.S. Charleston with the prize money of $721,000 up for grabs.
A move back to Zenit St. Petersburg for Arsenal star Andrei Arshavin would be beneficial for both the player and the club, Zenit trainer Luciano Spalletti has said.
Spartak Moscow FC coach Valery Karpin said that a crushing 5-1 defeat to FC Porto the 2011 Europa League quarterfinals on Thursday was entirely his fault.
The 2014 Winter Olympic Games in the southern Russian resort city of Sochi will have six new events, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said Wednesday.
The southern Russian resort city on the Black Sea won the right to host
the Olympics at an IOC session in Guatemala in July 2007 after a close
race with South Korea's Pyeongchang and Austria's Salzburg. More than 200 sports and infrastructural facilities are to be built in
Sochi by the time of the 2014 Winter Games. The cost of building the
facilities and infrastructure is estimated at more than $30 billion.
The silver medalist in the marathon at the 2010 European Athletics Championships, Nailya Yulamanova, will be awarded the gold after the winner was disqualified, the Russian athletics federation said on Wednesday.
Discussions are underway to bring a leading European football club to Chechnya to mark the opening of a new stadium in Grozny, Terek FC vice-president Khaidar Alkhanov said on Tuesday.
Defending Russian champions Zenit St. Petersburg twice let the lead slip against Spartak Nalchik, but the draw was enough to take them top as Rubin Kazan lost 1-0 to Anzhi Makhachkala.