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BBC World News, 24.04.13 07:02 UTC

Trial of Russian activist Alexei Navalny resumes

The trial on embezzlement charges of one of Russia's leading opposition figures, Alexei Navalny, has resumed.

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Seattle Times, 24.04.13 06:27 UTC

Trial of Russian opposition leader Navalny resumes

The trial has resumed in the case against a Russian opposition leader who led protests against President Vladimir Putin and exposed alleged corruption in his government.

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Reuters - Business News, 23.04.13 16:30 UTC

Rosneft targets Iraq, squares up to Gazprom

By Vladimir Soldatkin and Dasha Afanasieva MOSCOW/LONDON | Tue Apr 23, 2013 12:09pm EDT MOSCOW/LONDON (Reuters) - Rosneft (ROSN.MM) said on Tuesday it may seek an alliance with ExxonMobil (XOM.N) or ...

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Seattle Times, 23.04.13 16:03 UTC

Boston bombing could prompt US, Russia cooperation

The Boston Marathon bombings could provide an opportunity for the U.S. and Russia to find some common ground for cooperation as authorities investigate the two ethnic Chechens accused of carrying out the attack.

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Seattle Times, 22.04.13 21:18 UTC

Boston tragedy another test for US-Russia ties

The U.S. and Russia, their ties soured by disputes over stopping Syria's civil war, child adoptions and other issues, could find some common ground for cooperation as authorities investigate the two ethnic Chechens accused of carrying out the Boston Marathon bombings.

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Daily Mail, 22.04.13 01:35 UTC

Warning to UK on its 'open door to fanatics': Russian government says MI5 should watch 'extremist Islamic' exiles from the country in wake of Boston bombing

PUBLISHED: 00:13 GMT, 22 April 2013 | UPDATED: 00:13 GMT, 22 April 2013 Britain is at risk from 'extremist Islamic' exiles from the North Caucasus who have been allowed to live in the UK, claimed an ...

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The Sydney Morning Herald, 21.04.13 04:00 UTC

Bombing suspect's YouTube playlist evolved in path towards radicalism

In a few months, starting last August, the YouTube account in the name of Tamerlan Tsarnaev took on an increasingly puritanical religious tone. It moved from secular militancy to Islamist certainty. ...

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Daily Mail, 20.04.13 15:09 UTC

Did the Chechen bombers deliberately plant explosives under Russian flag on race route? Questions raised about motive behind attacks as Obama speaks to Putin about the bombings

PUBLISHED: 14:01 GMT, 20 April 2013 | UPDATED: 14:33 GMT, 20 April 2013 With the 19-year-old suspected Boston bomber in custody but too weak from his injuries to speak to police, officials are ...

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NPR, 20.04.13 10:55 UTC

Suspects' Chechen Roots Draws Eyes In Russia

So far, official reaction to the story in Russia has been muted. State-run news media show clips of President Vladimir Putin condemning the bombing and offering condolences to the people of Boston. ...

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Seattle Times, 20.04.13 09:06 UTC

Obama: Boston capture closes out a 'tough week'

President Barak Obama said victims of the Boston Marathon explosions still deserve to know the motives and the planning behind the deadly blasts, even as he acknowledged that the capture of a second suspect in Boston brought to a close a trying five days for his presidency and for the nation.

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