Russia Holds First Place in Spacecraft Launches
December 29th, 2006Russia has the first place in space launches with 45 percent of the world`s spacecraft launches conducted in 2006.
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Russia has the first place in space launches with 45 percent of the world`s spacecraft launches conducted in 2006.
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Mario Scaramella, the Italian contact of murdered former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko was questioned for six hours on Wednesday in a Rome jail by prosecutors.
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Five volunteers have been selected for a simulated Mars mission, expected to be launched in Russia late next year, the Russian news agency RIA-Novosti quoted a spokesman for the Russian Space Agency as saying Friday.
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Russian senior lawmakers condemned the death sentence passed on Saddam Hussein warning that the execution may cause civil war in Iraq, RIA Novosti news agency reported December 29.
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Jewish community`s office in Russian city of Ulyanovsk was vandalized by unidentified persons Monday.
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Russian steeplechase champion Lyubov Ivanova was banned for two years by her country’s track and field federation after testing positive for an unspecified steroid.
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Big-spending Chelsea will cut down on buying players in future years, according to billionaire owner Roman Abramovich.
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A book co-written by Alexander Litvinenko, the murdered former spy, which alleges that the Russian government was secretly behind bombings that killed 300 people, may be made into a film, The Sunday Times reports.
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Australian authorities are investigating a possible Russian connection to an alleged scam that promises people high-tech products for Christmas at prices that are hard to believe, Sydney Morning Herald reported.
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Russia on Wednesday denounced as “exceedingly cruel†the death sentences passed by a Libyan court on six foreign medics convicted of deliberately infecting hundreds of Libyan children with the virus that causes AIDS, the Reuters news agency reported.
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