Russia will introduce a visa-free regime with Uruguay. That statement was made during the 66th United Nations General Assembly in New York by ministers for Foreign Affairs of two countries.

On Friday, Michael Craver, 47, an engineer and Air Force veteran, and his wife Nanette, 55, were found guilty in involuntary manslaughter of their adobted son Nathaniel from Russia.

On Monday, Iran held the official opening ceremony of the first power plant near the southern port city of Bushehr, which building was finished after long delay with Russia's help.

On Tuesday Russia and NATO again weren't able to come to an agreement about placing of a new U.S. missile defense shield for Europe.

Delegation of the region of Chelyabinsk presented their project at All-Russian forum of ecological initiatives on the 6th of September.

The 7th Baikal Economic Forum, an annual international event devoted to economic development of the Far East, Siberia and Russia as a whole, opens in Irkutsk today.

The new Libyan authorities are not planning to buy Russian military equipment, National Transitional Council chairman Mustafa Abdel Jalil told the Russian press.

The Prime Minister of Great Britain David Cameron will visit Moscow and meet Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, which means that both sides strive for warming of relationships, spoiled after the murder of Russian ex-spy in London in 2006.

Russian pilot Konstantin Yaroshenko has been found guilty of conspiring to smuggle cocaine into the US earlier this year and has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.

The third Global Policy Forum opens in Yaroslavl today under the patronage of Russian president Dmitry Medvedev.