27 June – 1 July 2007 International Maritime Defence Show 2007 will be held in St.-Petersburg. Traditionally show includes:

The federal security service has confirmed the information on the citizen who approves, that he was recruited by British Secret Intelligence Service MI-6. The claimer has named definite names, he also approves, that Boris Berezovsky repeatedly called him.

The prices on elite real estate in London are rapidly getting higher, mainly due to the foreign demand – rich businessmen from Russia, India, and Middle East; many of them have made a fortune on oil and other expensive raw stuff.

As a survey conducted by BT Group has revealed, 35% of top-managers-respondents from American, British, German, and French companies have no clue about the currency unit of Russia and 55% - of India.

Pavel Bure, a former Russian professional hockey player, has filed a lawsuit against the air company British Airways for compensation of moral damage for being thrown out of the plane.

Heads of the railways in Russia, Germany, Poland, and Belarus have signed a declaration on creation of a joint enterprise aimed at increasing the volume of rail freight traffic between Russia and Germany.

Yesterday the Russian latest highly manoeuvrable air fighter MiG-29M OVT impressed the witnesses with its aerobatic which at present cannot be reproduced by any other military aircraft in the world.

The agreement on simplifying visa regime with the EU member states which came into force 10 June 2007 has caused some problems for Russian tour operators and their customers.

Yesterday, June 14, the secrecy label was removed from the archive documents of the Red Army and Navy of 1941-1945. It is planned to process the documents and create an electronic database.

The Russian intelligence service in the USA is now as active as it used to be during the Cold War, said Joel Brenner, the head of the Office of the National Counterintelligence Executive.