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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe hopes talks with President Vladimir Putin on Monday will revive efforts to end a territorial dispute that has prevented the nations signing a treaty to end World War Two.
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MOSCOW, April 30- Here are events and news stories that could move Russian markets on Tuesday. MOSCOW- Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, the leader of the United Russia party, meets party activists ahead of the party's council meeting on May 17- May 18;. MOSCOW- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe continues his visit to Russia;.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe hopes talks with President Vladimir Putin on Monday will revive efforts to end a territorial dispute that has prevented the nations signing a treaty to end World War Two.
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Japan also expects Russia to present a proposal for Japan's participation in building a pipeline connecting East Siberian gas fields and a planned $38 billion Vladivostok gas hub built by state-controlled Russian export monopoly Gazprom.
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*Addresses topics from pensions to Boston bombs. MOSCOW, April 25- President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday the Boston bombings proved his tough line against militants in the North Caucasus was right and showed Russia and the United States must step up cooperation on security.
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*Addresses topics from pensions to Boston bombs. MOSCOW, April 25- President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday the Boston bombings proved his tough line against militants in the North Caucasus was right and showed Russia and the United States must step up cooperation on security.
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MOSCOW, April 25- Russian President Vladimir Putin played down differences with his government over economic policy on Thursday and signalled he was not about to respond to calls to dismiss his prime minister. The former KGB spy has dominated Russia as president or premier since 2000..
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MOSCOW, April 25- Russian President Vladimir Putin played down differences with his government over economic policy on Thursday and signalled he was not about to respond to calls to dismiss his prime minister. The former KGB spy has dominated Russia as president or premier since 2000..
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MOSCOW, April 25- Here are events and news stories that could move Russian markets on Thursday. MOSCOW- President Vladimir Putin holds his annual call-in;. to publish Q1 results; MOSCOW- Yandex to publish Q1 results; MOSCOW- Polymetal.
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*Russia's Q1 GDP growth at 1.1 pct, below potential. MOSCOW, April 18- Two senior Russian officials warned political leaders on Thursday against rushing into more spending to stimulate a struggling economy at the risk of higher inflation.
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BOSTON/ WASHINGTON- Investigators have spotted a Boston Marathon bombing suspect from security video taken before two blasts ripped through central Boston on Monday, a U.S. law enforcement source said on Wednesday, in what is potentially the biggest break in the case yet.
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*PM Medvedev says Russia to stick to fiscal rule. MOSCOW, April 17- Russia will resist spending more oil and gas revenues than its fiscal rule allows but will consider more stimulus as falling commodity prices risk pushing the economy into recession, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said.
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*Sechin LNG plan challenges Gazprom push into Asia-Pacific. ULAN-UDE, Russia, April 11- Rosneft and ExxonMobil on Thursday unveiled details of a $15 billion liquefied natural gas project to supply Asia-Pacific markets that would challenge Gazprom's monopoly on Russian gas exports.
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*No complaints yet from Tele2 minority shareholders. So it went with Nordic telecoms group Tele2, which found its options in Russia narrowed to the point where Chief Executive Mats Granryd and, apparently, its shareholders were grateful to accept the lowest of three offers to sell out.
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MOSCOW, March 25- Russia signalled on Monday it would backstop the European Union's bailout of Cyprus despite anger that the weekend rescue deal would impose heavy losses on uninsured depositors, many of them Russian.
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*Cyprus seals deal for 10- billion euro bailout. NICOSIA, March 25- The president of Cyprus assured his people a bailout deal he struck with the European Union was in their best interests and would end anxiety, but he also announced "very temporary" capital controls to stem a run on the island's banks.
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*Cyprus seals deal for 10- billion euro bailout. NICOSIA, March 25- The president of Cyprus assured his people a bailout deal he struck with the European Union was in their best interests and would end anxiety, but he also announced "very temporary" capital controls to stem a run on the island's banks.
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The agreement came hours before a deadline to avert a collapse of the banking system in fraught negotiations between President Nicos Anastasiades and heads of the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
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BRUSSELS/ NICOSIA, March 25- As new President Nicos Anastasiades hesitated over an EU bailout that has wrecked Cyprus's offshore financial haven status, money was oozing out of his country's closed banks.
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MOSCOW, March 25- Russia signalled on Monday it would backstop the European Union's bailout of Cyprus despite anger that the weekend rescue deal would impose heavy losses on uninsured depositors, many of them Russian.
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MOSCOW, March 25- Moscow reacted with anger on Monday to a European Union bailout of Cyprus that will result in heavy losses for foreign depositors at the Mediterranean island's banks, many of which are Russian. The weekend rescue deal will inflict heavy losses on uninsured bank deposits in Cyprus over 100,000 euros, much of which is money of Russian origin.
