A group of experts is coming to Moscow to take radioactive probes on board of a British Airways plane.

Today, November 29, St. Petersburg will witness a solemn ceremony of signing an agreement between the Congress library of the USA and Russian national library within the framework of the new international project of development and creation of the worldwide digital library.

British police report that traces of radioactive polonium-210 have been found in the building in Down Street where the London office of the Russian businessman Boris Berezovsky is located.

The 18th summit EU-Russia, held in Helsinki on Friday, November 24, turned to be the most dramatic in the history of Russia-EU relationship.

Alexander Litvinenko, a former Russian secret service officer who claimed that he was poisoned, died at University College Hospital in London on Thursday evening, November 23.

Russia is planning to ban meat import from Europe January 2007. The European Commission spokesman deems the potential ban unreasonable.

As it has become known today, this December Holland stops exporting floral production, including flowers, to Russia.

The Latvian ambassador to Russia claims that the boundary treaty between the two countries could be signed in 2007.

Since the beginning of 2006 the Russian government has paid over 12 million roubles (358,209 EUR) to the citizens who brought their complaints to the European Court of Human Rights.

The Ministry of agriculture of Russia calls Polish authorities to stop contraband and re-export of banned products. This claim has demonstrated Russian reaction to the recent offer of Poland to levy the EU sanctions against Russia.