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Russia Downed Malaysian Airline MH17 In Ukraine, Rules UN Aviation Body
The UN aviation council on Monday ruled that Russia was responsible for the downing of a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine in 2014 with the deaths of 298 passengers and crew, the Dutch government said.
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Russian Oligarch's Superyacht Could Be Auctioned In US
A luxurious superyacht that belonged to Russian billionaire Suleiman Kerimov may be headed to the auction block after a US judge on Monday dismissed a competing claim to ownership of the $300 million vessel.
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Russian Oligarch's Seized Yacht Costs More Than $7 Million A Year To Maintain: US
The US government said it is spending more than $7 million a year to maintain a superyacht it seized from a sanctioned Russian oligarch, and urged a judge to let it auction the vessel before a dispute over its ownership is resolved.
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Jailed Putin Critic Jokes About "Naked Party" In Court Hearing From Prison
Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny cracked jokes on Wednesday in his first court appearance since being transferred to an Arctic penal colony, but a judge rejected his latest challenge against his treatment in prison.
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US Reporter Evan Gershkovich Denied Bail By Russian Judge
A Russian court on Tuesday denied bail for US reporter Evan Gershkovich, who was arrested on charges of espionage for which he faces up to 20 years in prison.
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Fines, Fear: How Russia's New Law Aims To Suppress Ukraine Protests
After almost eight hours sitting in a police station and court, Vera Kotova became one of the first people to be judged and fined just under $240 under a new Russian law to punish anyone deemed to have discredited the armed forces.
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"Haven't Seen Evidence": UK Sceptical On Russian De-Escalation In Ukraine
Russia will be "judged by its actions" after announcing a troop pullback from Ukraine's borders, British Defence Minister Ben Wallace said Wednesday.
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Release Of Unredacted Copy Of Mueller Report Ordered By US Judge
A U.S. judge on Friday validated the legality of the Democratic-led impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump and ordered his administration to hand over an unredacted copy of former special counsel Robert Mueller's report detailing Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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Apple Sued by Russian Man for Allegedly 'Turning Him Gay'
A Russian man has filed a lawsuit against Apple for moral harm claiming that an iPhone app had turned him gay, according to a copy of the complaint seen by AFP.
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Sotheby's Bid To Dismiss Russian Billionarie's Lawsuit Rejected: US Judge
A federal judge in New York rejected Sotheby's bid to dismiss a $380 million lawsuit where Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev accused the auction house of helping his longtime art dealer's scheme to overcharge him on dozens of masterworks.
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Russia Downed Malaysian Airline MH17 In Ukraine, Rules UN Aviation Body
The UN aviation council on Monday ruled that Russia was responsible for the downing of a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine in 2014 with the deaths of 298 passengers and crew, the Dutch government said.
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Russian Oligarch's Superyacht Could Be Auctioned In US
A luxurious superyacht that belonged to Russian billionaire Suleiman Kerimov may be headed to the auction block after a US judge on Monday dismissed a competing claim to ownership of the $300 million vessel.
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Russian Oligarch's Seized Yacht Costs More Than $7 Million A Year To Maintain: US
The US government said it is spending more than $7 million a year to maintain a superyacht it seized from a sanctioned Russian oligarch, and urged a judge to let it auction the vessel before a dispute over its ownership is resolved.
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Jailed Putin Critic Jokes About "Naked Party" In Court Hearing From Prison
Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny cracked jokes on Wednesday in his first court appearance since being transferred to an Arctic penal colony, but a judge rejected his latest challenge against his treatment in prison.
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US Reporter Evan Gershkovich Denied Bail By Russian Judge
A Russian court on Tuesday denied bail for US reporter Evan Gershkovich, who was arrested on charges of espionage for which he faces up to 20 years in prison.
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Fines, Fear: How Russia's New Law Aims To Suppress Ukraine Protests
After almost eight hours sitting in a police station and court, Vera Kotova became one of the first people to be judged and fined just under $240 under a new Russian law to punish anyone deemed to have discredited the armed forces.
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"Haven't Seen Evidence": UK Sceptical On Russian De-Escalation In Ukraine
Russia will be "judged by its actions" after announcing a troop pullback from Ukraine's borders, British Defence Minister Ben Wallace said Wednesday.
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Release Of Unredacted Copy Of Mueller Report Ordered By US Judge
A U.S. judge on Friday validated the legality of the Democratic-led impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump and ordered his administration to hand over an unredacted copy of former special counsel Robert Mueller's report detailing Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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Apple Sued by Russian Man for Allegedly 'Turning Him Gay'
A Russian man has filed a lawsuit against Apple for moral harm claiming that an iPhone app had turned him gay, according to a copy of the complaint seen by AFP.
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Sotheby's Bid To Dismiss Russian Billionarie's Lawsuit Rejected: US Judge
A federal judge in New York rejected Sotheby's bid to dismiss a $380 million lawsuit where Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev accused the auction house of helping his longtime art dealer's scheme to overcharge him on dozens of masterworks.
