Moscow News

Archive for November, 2009

The Internet has been abuzz throughout the past week with the news of what everyone is calling ‘Climategate’ – a major scandal involving leaked emails and data from the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia (UEA). Located in the town of Norwich in the United Kingdom, the Climatic Research Unit is a primary center for the ’science’ that supports the theory of Global Warming

Tehran denies the allegations that its civilian nuclear program is a cover for a nuclear weapons program and has actually called for the eradication of all weapons of mass destruction across the globe.

Once again the Hand of Satan has touched Russia. A terrorist attack on the Nevsky Express on Friday night caused over one hundred victims, innocent men, women and children travelling from Moscow to St. Petersburg. The search is currently under way to find those responsible for this act of sheer evil.

Over 60 relatives of those who died in the crash of the Nevsky Express passenger train arrived in Tver – a regional center, a city between Moscow and St. Petersburg, where the bodies of the victims had been delivered. Psychological counseling was provided to all, who arrived in Tver for identification procedures, local officials said. The people presumably arrived from Moscow and St. Petersburg

London, Nov.30 : Some of the world's most famous tennis players arrived in London last week to compete in the World Tour Finals at the O2 Arena, but one the least recognized of them – Russian Nikolay Davydenko – walked away with the title after eight days of gruelling combat.

Moscow, Nov 30 (DPA) Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has presented NATO and the EU with a draft of a new global security pact, the Kremlin announced.