A Russian Observant Windows…
I have the same thoughts running my through my head…..——————————————–ILULISSAT (Greenland), May 28 (RIA Novosti) – Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday that third parties could be behind Georgia’s provocative actions against Russia. Relations between Russia and Georgia have been consistently strained since President Mikheil Saakashvili came to power in Georgia four years
Remember a while back when Russia upset the world by planting a flag under the North Pole at the Seabed? No! Well to refresh your memory here are my articles on the subject….http://kylekeeton.com/2007/07/russia-north-pole-ice-station-zebra.htmlhttp://windowstorussia.com/2007/08/russians-claim-to-north-pole.htmlhttp://windowstorussia.com/2007/08/russia-plants-flag-under-santas-home.htmlhttp://kylekeeton.com/2007/09/russians-have-made-their-claim-and-they.htmlhttp://kylekeeton.com/2007/09/russia-here-we-go-again.html—————————————————————–Officials from the five nations with Arctic coastlines are meeting in Greenland for talks on the territorial status of the polar region. According
company, CEO Alexei Miller said during a meeting with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Tuesday. “…Very important steps will be taken, including making Gazprom the world’s number one company,” Miller said, adding that his company had experience, resources and over 300,000 employees to achieve the goal. Miller said Gazprom was now ranked the world’s third-largest
Today a blog by the name of Rotus tried to scoop a news story before Windows to Russia posts it. (Which is not hard to do by the way!) So I took this as a challenge & here are our articles that have to do with Medvedev and corruption in officials! http://kylekeeton.com/2008/05/russian-news-05-20-2008.htmlhttp://kylekeeton.com/2008/05/russian-news-may-27th-2008.htmlhttp://kylekeeton.com/2008/05/russia-what-is-president-medvedev-doing.html Rotus scooped??? me
Hello, Do you need a job? Russia has openings: Perceived prestige of being a government worker is not enough, the personnel shortage in the central state system exceeds 15 percent, according to a report published yesterday by Rosstat. Even though top state jobs pay twice the national average, the government is unable to compete with