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Vladimir Putin "Proud" Of Russia's Handling Of World Cup
President Vladimir Putin said Russia could be "proud" of its hosting of the football World Cup, judging it a success "in every respect" after Sunday's final.
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"Have Bomb", Said Man Lying Down At Moscow Airport. It Was A False Threat
A man was detained at Moscow's Domodedovo airport on Friday after falsely stating he was carrying an explosive device.
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Over Half Of The Chinese Fans Travelling For The World Cup Are Women
More than half of the Chinese fans who have bought tickets for the 2018 World Cup are women, and the visitors are expected to spend millions of dollars in Russia.
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Russian Man Who Groped Female World Cup Reporter Apologises
The Russian man said he had placed a bet with a friend that he could kiss the reporter on the cheek, and had waited for her to go on-air before springing on her.
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On Video, Taxi Ploughs Into Moscow Crowd, Driver Runs, Chased Down Street
A taxi drove into a crowd of pedestrians near Moscow's Red Square on Saturday, injuring eight people including two Mexicans in the city for the soccer World Cup which Russia is hosting, officials and eyewitnesses said.
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Avoid Sex With Some World Cup Visitors, Russian Lawmaker Tells Women
On the eve of the World Cup, a Russian lawmaker urged the nation's women to avoid sexual liaisons with foreigners of different races.
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Russians May Hack Your Phones, Laptops: Top US Spy Warns Football Fans
A top US intelligence official warned football fans traveling to Russia for the World Cup that their phones and computers could be hacked by Moscow's cyber spies.
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Russian Women Should Not Sleep With World Cup Guests, Says Lawmaker
Russian women should refrain from sleeping with visiting World Cup fans so as to avoid becoming single mothers with mixed-race children, a lawmaker who heads the parliament's family committee said Wednesday.
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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi Welcomes Putin But Mentions Differences
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi welcomed visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin today but offered no sign of breaking ranks with international partners over European Union sanctions against Moscow.
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Vladimir Putin "Proud" Of Russia's Handling Of World Cup
President Vladimir Putin said Russia could be "proud" of its hosting of the football World Cup, judging it a success "in every respect" after Sunday's final.
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"Have Bomb", Said Man Lying Down At Moscow Airport. It Was A False Threat
A man was detained at Moscow's Domodedovo airport on Friday after falsely stating he was carrying an explosive device.
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Over Half Of The Chinese Fans Travelling For The World Cup Are Women
More than half of the Chinese fans who have bought tickets for the 2018 World Cup are women, and the visitors are expected to spend millions of dollars in Russia.
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Russian Man Who Groped Female World Cup Reporter Apologises
The Russian man said he had placed a bet with a friend that he could kiss the reporter on the cheek, and had waited for her to go on-air before springing on her.
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On Video, Taxi Ploughs Into Moscow Crowd, Driver Runs, Chased Down Street
A taxi drove into a crowd of pedestrians near Moscow's Red Square on Saturday, injuring eight people including two Mexicans in the city for the soccer World Cup which Russia is hosting, officials and eyewitnesses said.
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Avoid Sex With Some World Cup Visitors, Russian Lawmaker Tells Women
On the eve of the World Cup, a Russian lawmaker urged the nation's women to avoid sexual liaisons with foreigners of different races.
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Russians May Hack Your Phones, Laptops: Top US Spy Warns Football Fans
A top US intelligence official warned football fans traveling to Russia for the World Cup that their phones and computers could be hacked by Moscow's cyber spies.
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Russian Women Should Not Sleep With World Cup Guests, Says Lawmaker
Russian women should refrain from sleeping with visiting World Cup fans so as to avoid becoming single mothers with mixed-race children, a lawmaker who heads the parliament's family committee said Wednesday.
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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi Welcomes Putin But Mentions Differences
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi welcomed visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin today but offered no sign of breaking ranks with international partners over European Union sanctions against Moscow.
