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Too soon to speak of canceling visas for Russians, U.S. ambassador
14:58 05/09/2012
Washington hopes to remove visas for Russians visiting the United States, but it is too soon to speak of any specific terms, the U.S. ambassador said during a diplomatic mission briefing on Tuesday.
Draft law on limiting interest rates submitted to State Duma
17:20 04/09/2012
State Duma Committee for Financial Markets Deputy Chairman Anatoly Aksakov has submitted to the Duma a bill on limiting interest rates on credit granted to individuals.
State Duma recommends fining cinemas for concealing ticket sales data
16:45 04/09/2012
The State Duma Committee on Constitutional Legislation has recommended to adopt in the first reading a draft law on imposing fines on cinemas that conceal ticket sales data. The committee proposed considering the corresponding draft law in the first reading on September 11.
Putin submits bill allowing officials to remain in office until 70 years of age
12:52 04/09/2012
President Vladimir Putin has submitted a draft law to the State Duma which will allow officials holding senior positions to remain in office until the age of 70.
A Western intervention in Syria? Probably not.
11:34 04/09/2012
According to sources on the ground, August 2012 was the deadliest month thus far in the Syria conflict. As the violence escalates and the UNSC remains politically deadlocked, some speculate that it’s only a matter of time before the West intervenes. This time, however, it may not be so easy. RAPSI takes a look at the relevant legal doctrine and speaks to experts in the field to shed light on the issue.
State Duma may impose strong tobacco restrictions this Spring
17:35 03/09/2012
The State Duma may pass an anti-tobacco bill this spring, Deputy Health Minister Sergei Velmyaikin said on Monday at a press conference in Moscow.
Law on protecting children from harmful information comes into force
11:50 03/09/2012
A new law on protecting children from information harmful to their health and development came into force on September 1. The law imposes certain restrictions on media publications. Its authors say it will give government authorities and public institutions the tools to react to any attempted moral or psychological corruption of children through the media.
Federal law to be amended to authorize seizure of undeclared goods
16:24 31/08/2012
The Russian government has submitted amendments to the Code of Administrative Violations to the State Duma that say that property not declared to the customs service could become the property of the state.
UN hits and misses between the illegal arms trade and the right to bear arms
19:46 30/08/2012
The United Nations is currently hosting its second conference in as many months aimed at regulating illicit arms trafficking. July’s conference strived, albeit unsuccessfully, to reach consensus on a binding international treaty that would regulate the global arms trade as a whole. The conference currently underway aims only to review the progress made by UN member nations individually and the international community as a whole in terms of the implementation of an action plan adopted by consensus in 2001 in order to combat the illegal trade of small arms and light weapons.
Political experts criticize bill targeting anonymous online postings
11:02 30/08/2012
Political experts regard a bill proposing to impose administrative and criminal liability for statements posted anonymously on the Internet as dubious, saying that a great part of the society would be angered by it.
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Investors affected by negative oil prices sue Moscow Exchange
19:04 05/06/2020
Investors affected by an unprecedented drop in WTI oil prices have collectively sued the Moscow Exchange alleging an early close of trade at negative oil prices was unlawful.
Russian Supreme Court upholds collection of $600k from Otkritie Bank ex-top manager
16:45 05/06/2020
The Supreme Court of Russia has dismissed a cassation appeal filed by the former top manager of the Financial Corporation Otkritie Constantine Chigirev against a court order to recover over 40 million rubles (about $600,000) from him.
Prosecutors give preliminary reason of fuel spillage in Russia’s North
18:05 05/06/2020
A preliminary reason of the petroleum reservoir unsealing at a heat and power plant in Russia’s northern town Norilsk is subsidence of ground and concrete under it, the press service of the Prosecutor General’s Office reports.
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