1. Iraqi Journalist Detained a Year Without Charge
(Newsletter)

... editor 'flees Russia' Top_news By Agencies    Thursday, 03 September 2009 A journalist who accused Russian authorities of being involved in the disappearance of the Arctic Sea cargo shi...

2. Bugliosi is Going for the Big One
(Newsletter)

...er to the West Bank about 120 Fatah supporters who fled the Gaza Strip after clashes with Hamas. CONTINUE... Russian author Solzhenitsyn dies CULTURE By Agencies    Monday, 04 August...

3. Death to the Arabs!
(Newsletter)

...ions. CONTINUE... Russian cult members leave cave CULTURE By MWC NEWS    Sunday, 30 March 2008 Russian authorities have renewed efforts to persuade 28 members of a doomsday cult to ...

4. EU and Russia move to mend ties
(News/Global)

...ights Watch, had earlier urged the EU presidency to pressure Moscow on human rights. In a statement, they accused Russian authorities of neglecting  to investigate recent killings and kidnappings...

5. Starting With a Murder
(Opinions/Features)

...iolence, was found suitable for immigration. His ethnic pedigree was impeccable. After his arrival in Israel, the Russian authorities officially applied for his extradition for robbery, but the reques...

6. Georgia accuses Russia of arrests
(News/Global)

...h the conflict into a 'hot' stage," the Georgian foreign ministry said. There was no immediate response from Russian authorities. Security talks About 21 Georgian villagers were detained in S...

7. Russia to probe corruption claims
(News/Global)

...he police are corrupt... He said there's no way to remove corruption, that it's simply the local mentality." Russian authorities have admitted that corruption is a problem in the police force. &q...

8. Is America sterile, unable to birth great men?
(Editor/Editorial)

For the lack of a Solzhenitsyn! This past Sunday another citizen of the world, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, started his walk in that never-ending pilgrimage we refer to as immortality.  And he did it,

9. Ship claim editor 'flees Russia'
(Archived/News/Global)

A journalist who accused Russian authorities of being involved in the disappearance of the Arctic Sea cargo ship in July has reportedly fled the country after receiving a warning call.

10. Kadyrov denies murdering activist
(Archived/News/Global)

Ramzan Kadyrov, Chechnya's president, has denied claims he was responsible for the murder of Natalia Estemirova, a prominent Russian human rights activist.