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Prime Minister Putin On Thursday arrived in Pikalevo, a town in northern Russia, to personally monitor a situation that local officials let get out of hand. Putin said Thursday that should the owners of the three enterprises fail to agree between themselves, production will be restarted without them. “If the owners cannot agree between themselves, […]

I was drinking my morning cup of coffee here in Moscow, Russia. I was doing some thinking about the Russia – Ukraine – Europe gas situation. While Obama is trying to build bridges in the Middle East and the Western news can only concentrate on that event. Russia is and has been for years now, […]

Hello, Boza and I took a very long walk today. I decided that walking was more important than writing an article this morning and even more important than my morning cup of coffee! Lets take a walk and see how the path becomes more narrow and wild. Boza loves this type of walks… Well as […]

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Russian Navy to commission Nerpa submarine in fall:A nuclear attack submarine involved in a fatal accident during sea trials last year will be commissioned by the Russian Navy in the fall and then leased to the Indian Navy, a source said on Tuesday. North Korea prepares for medium-range missile launch:North Korea’s military appears to be […]

I was drinking my morning cup of coffee here in Moscow, Russia. I was thinking about the Air France Flight 447! They can not find it, that sounds so impossible in this world today. What with all the satellites and surveillance that the world has. Then you stop and realize that even though we say […]

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I was drinking my morning cup of coffee here in Moscow, Russia and just thinking about the weekend. On Saturday morning we decided that I had to do something about a molar tooth that seemed to have issues. It had been filled almost twenty years ago and a piece of the filling had cracked out […]

I was drinking my morning cup of coffee here in Moscow, Russia. I have been following the details of the Opel acquisition by Russia. Russia’s biggest lender Sberbank and automotive giant GAZ – along with Canadian car parts firm Magna – are to buy Opel from US motor giant General Motors, which is filing for […]