Apparently Gazprom and Naftogaz Ukrainy have agreed to ‘gradual’ progress towards a complete merger, once they have established a joint venture. Gazprom expects larger natural gas exports in 2010 than those of last year, Ria-Novo...
Belarus has snubbed the customs union meeting held with Russia and Kazakhstan, apparently due to ongoing differences of opinion on gas (Gazprom says Minsk must pay its $192 million debt to the Russian gas company before progress relating to the cu...
TODAY: Putin confronted about human rights by rock singer activist; migalka protest accelerating; gay pride parade held with no detention due to cat-and-mouse strategy; vigilantes target corrupt policemen; teenagers miss exams due to deputy’...
Over on the legal blog Opinio Juris they are pointing to a report in the New York Times of the jailing of an American law professor, Peter Erlinder, who was in Rwanda advising the political opposition. This arrest is likely to significantly ...
From the Wall Street Journal: Thailand’s Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva is launching a charm offensive in an effort to win over the political middle ground after the worst political violence in modern Thai history, saying he is more intere...
The following is the latest press release on our firm’s work in Thailand. WAR CRIMES EXPERT JOINS INVESTIGATION OF BANGKOK DEATHS BANGKOK, May 31, 2010: International war crimes expert Professor GJ Alexander Knoops has joined the internation...
After sixteen years as the President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko has had one hell of a run, even earning the oft-cited title as “Europe’s Last Dictator” (though the Europeans shouldn’t sell themselves so short … ...
Dmitry Medvedev offers a rather gloomy prognosis for BP; the President has suggested the company could buckle under the pressure of the Deepwater spill and go under. He is not alone; the Telegraph wonders if the company should brace it...
The Moscow Times reports on what some of Russia’s richest business people think about inheritance. Central Bank Chairman Sergei Ignatyev is apparently confident that the ruble and the economy should make it through the eurozone crisis ...
TODAY: Journalist’s children taken over Avtovaz article; prison visit for US and Russia delegates; Amnesty International recommends ICC for Russia. Lavrov rebuffs Iran criticisms; British Council refuses to take part in Nashi youth cam...
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