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[Title] => US donates $20M as more int'l aid pour in for Yolanda victims
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[Title] => Japan, Russia hold talks, with eyes on China
[Summary] => Japan and Russia will hold high-level talks in Tokyo that are expected to focus on security cooperation and a territorial dispute that has kept the nations from signing a peace treaty.
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[Title] => Two house fires kills 7 in Russia
[Summary] => A total of seven people died in two separate house fires in Russia's east and north on Wednesday.
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[Title] => 2 pilots killed in Russian fighter crash
[Summary] => A MiG-31 fighter jet of the Russian Air Force crashed in the Urals region of Perm on Tuesday, killing two pilots on board, said a Defense Ministry spokesman.
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[Title] => One died, 8 injured in scaffolding collapse in Russia
[Summary] => One worker died and eight others were injured as scaffolding collapsed at a construction site in the Universiade village in Kazan Wednesday.
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[Title] => Reports: Gunmen storm Chechen goverment buildings
[Summary] => Russian news agencies report that insurgents have stormed the parliament and agriculture ministry in Russia's volatile Chechnya region and that people have died.
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[Title] => Suicide bomb kills 20, injures over 130 in Russia
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NAZRAN (AP) -- A suicide bomber rammed a truck into a police station in the Russian region of Ingushetia on Monday, killing at least 20 police in the worst attack to ravage the poor North Caucasus republic in years.
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[Title] => Medvedev says Iran, DPRK nuke issues different
[Summary] => Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said the nuclear issue of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) raised more concerns than the Iranian one, news agencies reported yesterday.
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[Title] => UN Security Council to meet on North Korea nuclear test
[Summary] => MOSCOW (Xinhua) - The United Nations Security Council would hold an emergency meeting today to discuss the reported nuclear test staged by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), Russian Ambassador to the UN Vitaly Churkin was quoted as saying by Itar-Tass news agency.
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[Title] => GLOBAL NEWS: Venezuela-Russia ties deepen despite US pressure
[Summary] => CARACAS (AP) - Venezuela and Russia are strengthening their strategic alliance with new plans to cooperate on oil production, weapons and even wireless technology, the governments said as two visiting Russian Tu-160 bombers left for home yesterday.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, traveling to Moscow next week at the invitation of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, is planning new oil projects with Russian companies and joint military exercises with Russian warplanes and ships in the Caribbean in November.
Venezuela also is in talks to buy Russian air defense systems and armored vehicles, and has expressed interest in the new Su-35 fighter, due off assembly lines in 2010, said Sergei Chemezov, general director of the Russian state holding company Rostekhnologii, according to Russia's Interfax news agency.
The allies have sealed more than US$4 billion in defense contracts since 2005. Venezuela has bought Sukhoi fighter planes, Mi-17 helicopters, and 100,000 Kalashnikov assault rifles, most of which have already been delivered.
Chemezov spoke to reporters in Caracas while accompanying Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin. He stressed that while energy cooperation is paramount, the military relationship also is strengthening.
Russia also plans to help Venezuela build factories to make ships, cars, rifles and ammunition, and a center to train pilots and fix helicopters is in the works. Russian officials even offered to install broadband wireless networks to provide cheap Internet and telephone service to Caracas, Chemezov told Russia's Itar-Tass news agency.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, traveling to Moscow next week at the invitation of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, is planning new oil projects with Russian companies and joint military exercises with Russian warplanes and ships in the Caribbean in November.
Venezuela also is in talks to buy Russian air defense systems and armored vehicles, and has expressed interest in the new Su-35 fighter, due off assembly lines in 2010, said Sergei Chemezov, general director of the Russian state holding company Rostekhnologii, according to Russia's Interfax news agency.
The allies have sealed more than US$4 billion in defense contracts since 2005. Venezuela has bought Sukhoi fighter planes, Mi-17 helicopters, and 100,000 Kalashnikov assault rifles, most of which have already been delivered.
Chemezov spoke to reporters in Caracas while accompanying Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin. He stressed that while energy cooperation is paramount, the military relationship also is strengthening.
Russia also plans to help Venezuela build factories to make ships, cars, rifles and ammunition, and a center to train pilots and fix helicopters is in the works. Russian officials even offered to install broadband wireless networks to provide cheap Internet and telephone service to Caracas, Chemezov told Russia's Itar-Tass news agency.
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