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Aleksy II funeral service Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 3263 seconds The funeral service for the late Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox, Church Aleksy II, has taken place in Moscows Christ the Saviour Cathedral. Deputy Chairman of the Churchs foreign relations department, archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin, has given his reaction on the ceremony. Related: aleksy, church, funeral, ii, moscow, orthodox, patriarch, russian |
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World Central Bank is on its way Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 712 seconds Behind the scenes of the G20 summit they were talking about the future international financial regulations of the free market and even about international central bank, says the U.S. congressman Ron Paul who ran for president in 2008. Related: american, congressman, economics, exclusive, foreign, interview, paul, politicy, ron, rt, us |
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U.S. "to set up bases" in Central Asia Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 500 seconds The U.S. is planning to set up military bases in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, according to Russia's head of the General Staff. He said Washington already has forces in Bulgaria and Romania that can become operational within hours, raising concern in Moscow. Related: asia, base, central, general, kazakhstan, military, russian, staff, us, uzbekistan |
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U.S. divides EU & Russia Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 717 seconds The U.S. and Russia once again are going to be rivals but this time over Europe, preventing EU and Russia come together, says American political scientist and CEO of the Stratfor private intelligence corporation George Friedman. Related: afghanistan, eu, friedman, george, iraq, relations, russia, stratfor, us, war |
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Russia deploys new air defence system Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 188 seconds A new Russian air-defence system has reached operational status in the town of Elektrostal in the Moscow region. It can monitor a radius of 400 kilometres at almost any altitude and is capable of countering any kind of rocket or aircraft. Related: air, air-defence, air-space, aircraft, defence, force, missle, rocket, russia, s-400, security, system, today, triumph, weapon |
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Special Edition: The New Great Gas Game Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 623 seconds In this short, but special, edition of In Context, we have a look the Gazprom-Ukraine natural gas dispute. Related: dispute, gas, russia, ukraine |
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Military parade on Red Square - full version! Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 4075 seconds Thousands of Russians have turned out for the highlight of the Victory Day celebrations -- the annual military parade through Moscow's Red Square. It's 63 years since the end of World War II, known in Russia as the Great Patriotic War. Related: military, moscow, parade, red, square |
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Israels ground offensive set to last Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 494 seconds Israel has launched a ground offensive in Gaza, aimed at curbing militant rocket attacks into Israeli territory. It follows more than a week of intensive air strikes which have targeted Hamas safehouses in the area. Related: gaza, ground, israel, offensive, palestinians |
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Moscow Metro: world beneath daylight Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 1559 seconds Aleksey Yaroshevsky, the RT correspondent, explores the underground world, shows the most beautiful moscow metro stations and takes a step back in the history. Related: moscow, realities, stories, subway, underground |
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Washington sanctioned assault on South Ossetia Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 370 seconds Georgia wouldn't have attacked South Ossetia without the green light from the U.S, believes Paul Craig Roberts, a former assistant secretary to the treasury in Ronald Reagan's administration. Related: defence, friedman, interview, missile, ossetia, south, stratfor, us |
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Let the market do its job Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 146 seconds Amid the financial turmoil, the U.S. President George W. Bush daily delivers affirmations on the nations crippled economy. Those who hope to succeed him in office charge that only they know how to lift America off its knees. But the one winning the public trust battle is Congressman and former presidential candidate Ron Paul. Related: bailout, candidate, congressman, paul, presidential, ron |
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Soviet nostalgia hits Moscow Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 611 seconds Soviet nostalgia takes over RT's roving reporter Ekaterina Gracheva as she takes you to places in the capital most reminiscent of times in the USSR. RT looks at why Soviet memorabilia is in vogue and what is inspiring it. Related: moscow, nostalgia, soviet |
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Gas supplies to Ukraine stopped Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 604 seconds Gazprom has stopped its gas supply to Ukraine at 10:00am January 1 Moscow time due to unpaid debt, though a quarter of the previous year's amount, 400,000 cubic metres, is still passing through Ukraine, as Gazprom has vowed to maintain supplies to Europe. Related: energy, gas, medvedev, putin, security, timoshchenko, ukraine, yushchenko |
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Putin answers questions from Time magazine Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 2343 seconds Time magazine has chosen Vladimir Putin its "Person of the Year" for 2007. Earlier he was interviewed by Time magazine. The Russian President commented on such hot issues as relations between Russia and the U.S., the fall-out of the Iraqi war and the possible American military operation against Iran. Related: 2007, interview, of, person, president, putin, russian, the, time, vladimir, year |
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Gazprom shuts off gas to Ukraine Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 427 seconds The energy giant has set new terms for gas delivery to Ukraine which are to be based on fair market value. Earlier, Kiev had failed to accept a lower offer. The country's gas supply was turned off New Year's Day due to unpaid debt. Related: debt, europe, gas, gazprom, russia, ukraine |
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Putin put it straight Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 921 seconds Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has met political experts and journalists from all over the world for the first time since the military conflict in the Caucasus. The annual forum, the Valdai Discussion Club, which aims to provide a better understanding of the country, has been taking place in Sochi, Russias resort on the Black Sea. Related: caucasusannual, club, discussion, forum, minister, prime, putin, sochi, valdai |
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Medvedev talks to Indian media Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 1434 seconds In an interview to the Indian media President Dmitry Medvedev spoke on a number of issues, including joint military projects, the easing of visa restrictions and investment into the energy industry. Related: admiral, brahmos, dmitry, gorshkov, india, interview, medvedev, nerpa |
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Russian navy holiday in Caribbean Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 131 seconds Warships from Russias Northern Fleet have arrived in Cuba for the first time since the collapse of the Soviet Union. A unit led by the Destroyer Admiral Chabanenko will stay in Havana for at least four days. Related: admiral, chabanenko, cuba, havana, news |
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Dmitry Medvedev's inauguration, full version Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 3169 seconds On May, 7 Dmitry Medvedev was sworn in as the new President of the Russian Federation. RT was covering the ceremony in Kremlin. This is the full version of the event. Related: dmitry, inauguration, medvedev, president, russian |
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Putin & Co to teach you judo Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 127 seconds Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has marked his 56th birthday with the launch of a new instructional judo DVD showing him throw his opponents to the mat. The video is set to be a major hit as the PM, a black belt, shows off his skills away from the political arena. Related: arena, belt, black, dvd, judo, mat, opponents, pm, political, putin, russian |
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20,000 more troops in US by 2011? Posted by: RussiaToday
Video duration: 136 seconds Twenty thousand additional U.S. uniformed troops, set to be trained by 2011, are to help as a response to the threat of a possible mass terror attack or civil unrest following an economic collapse. But despite assurances from the Pentagon, many Americans are worried by the prospect of seeing the military guard in the streets. Related: attack, military, news, pentagon, troops, u.s., washington |
