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Analysts have calculated the number of car service stations in Russia
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Los Angeles fires destroy Hunter Biden's collection of 200 paintings
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Experts predicted a multiple acceleration of AI adoption in industries in 2025
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Putin instructed to support the placement of Russian shares on the domestic market
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Kovalchuk discussed areas of work with the head of the Supreme Audit Chamber of Kazakhstan
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Australian political analyst points to Canberra's attempts to demonize Moscow
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Russian Embassy tells about the situation in Mongolia after protests
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Moldova points to Chisinau's attempts to shift the blame for the energy crisis on Russia
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Suspect in knife attack at gymnasium in Slovakia detained
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Blinovska's husband called it his idea to formalize each blogger's marathon into a legal entity
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British PM says new air defense system transferred to Ukraine
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Zakharova emphasized the importance of joining efforts in the investigation of the plane in Aktau
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Sobyanin and Belozerov opened Shcherbinka MCD-2 station after reconstruction
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Rosptitsesoyuz reported a stable situation in the Russian poultry industry
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In Krasnoyarsk gymnasium, a student died during sports lessons
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Lavrov responded to a question about the organization of a meeting between Putin and Trump
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An analyst assessed the consequences of refusal from Russian gas for the German economy
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British Petroleum to cut nearly 5,000 employees to reduce costs
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Court arrests second defendant in Kirillov murder case
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Shore criticized Moldovan authorities for investigating his payments to citizens
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Patrushev called for effective management of the raw material base
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At least two people killed in knife attack at gymnasium in Slovakia
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The Canadian NGO OpenText Corporation was recognized as undesirable in Russia
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The Cabinet of Ministers supported the creation of a unified system for determining the origin of goods in the EAEU
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Vice-Governor of the Samara Region heads the Board of Directors of FC "Wings of Soviets"
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The Sovfed called inadequate the statements of Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen about red lines
