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Russia Must Fight Ethnic Criminal Gangs, Extremism – Putin

Russia Must Fight Ethnic Criminal Gangs, Extremism – Putin

Russian President Vladimir Putin identified a number of key public safety concerns Monday, instructing officials to focus on extremism, ethnically aligned criminal groups and illegal migration, following a pattern in which Russian officials have been suggesting a link between the three.

 

US F-35 Fighter Jet Completes First In-Flight Missile Test

10/06/2013
US F-35 Fighter Jet Completes First In-Flight Missile TestThe US Air Force has for the first time fired a missile from an F-35 fighter jet, edging the aircraft that is being developed for the US military and a dozen other countries closer to combat readiness, a spokeswoman for the project said Monday.

White House Mum on Blockbuster Surveillance Leak

10/06/2013
White House Mum on Blockbuster Surveillance LeakThe White House declined Monday to comment on the revelation by a former CIA employee of an extensive government surveillance program but said a broad social debate on balancing national security and citizen’s privacy would be “absolutely appropriate.”

Russian Police Detain Man Suspected of 65 Rapes

10/06/2013
Russian Police Detain Man Suspected of 65 RapesPolice officers in the Russian republic of Tatarstan in the Volga Federal District have detained a man suspected of 65 sexual assaults on women, the local Interior Ministry reported Monday.

Trendwatcher: Three Cheers for Divorce

Weekly column by Natalia Antonova
Trendwatcher: Three Cheers for DivorceDivorce is never a happy occasion – except when it is.

Moscow Mayor Candidate Vows to Get Rid of Migrants

10/06/2013
Moscow Mayor Candidate Vows to Get Rid of MigrantsThe nationalist Liberal Democratic Party’s candidate for mayor of Moscow said Russia’s capital must rid itself of foreign migrants within three years to give more jobs to Russian residents.

Russian NGO Law Could Halt Key Research, Warns Eurasian Study Group

10/06/2013
Russian NGO Law Could Halt Key Research, Warns Eurasian Study GroupRussia’s new law requiring some nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) to register as foreign agents could have a “chilling” effect on vital sociological and scholarly research, a US-based nonprofit research organization has warned.

Israel Tight-Lipped on Reply to Putin’s Peacekeeping Offer

Topic:Situation in the Golan Heights
10/06/2013
Israel Tight-Lipped on Reply to Putin’s Peacekeeping OfferIsrael has given Russia an official reply to its offer to send peacekeepers to the Golan Heights, but does not want to make that reply public, an Israeli deputy foreign minister told RIA Novosti on Monday. Other Israeli officials have revealed contradictory feelings about the offer.

Russia No Security Rival to Washington – US Ambassador

10/06/2013
Russia No Security Rival to Washington – US AmbassadorThe US administration does not regard Russia as a rival in security matters but views Moscow as a partner with whom it can jointly resolve global issues, the US ambassador to Russia said on Monday.

Putin’s ‘Front’ to Focus on Activism, Playing on Opposition’s Turf

10/06/2013
Putin’s ‘Front’ to Focus on Activism, Playing on Opposition’s TurfAn amorphous pro-government group publicly backed by Russian President Vladimir Putin tried to distance itself from politics Monday, saying it would focus on civic activism – often the domain of opposition figures – and does not want to replace the country’s current ruling party.
 

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