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Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny to fly to Russia on Sunday despite risks

MOSCOW, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny said on Wednesday he would fly back to Russia on Jan. 17 from Germany where he has been recovering after being…

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Russia gives Kremlin critic Navalny an ultimatum: Return immediately or face jail

Russia's prison service on Monday gave Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny a last minute ultimatum: Fly back from Germany at once and report at a Moscow office early on Tuesday morning,…

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Vladimir Putin names Mikhail Mishustin as new PM

Russian President Vladimir Putin formally put forward Mikhail Mishustin, the little-known head of Russia's Federal Tax Service, to be Russia's new prime minister, the Kremlin said. Putin submitted his candidacy…

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Unexploded WWII bomb found in Kremlin

An unexploded WWII bomb was found in the grounds of the Kremlin in Moscow on Thursday, Sergei Khlebnikov, the commandant of the Kremlin, told Russian news agency TASS. The bomb…

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Moscow ready to improve ties with Washington after Mueller report

The Kremlin said that it was ready to start work on improving ties with the United States after the conclusion of a U.S. investigation into collusion between Donald Trump and…

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Russian oligarchs abandoning the UK in favour of Malta and Cyprus

The Financial Times reports on how Russian oligarchs are feeling the pinch of the fallout between Russian and the United Kingdom due to last year's Skripal poisoning in Salisbury. As…

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German government expresses concern about anti-Kremlin protestor (UPDATED)

Update Anti-Kremlin activist Pyotr Verzilov would probably have died following an apparent poisoning in Moscow last week if he had not received prompt medical treatment, his doctors in Germany said…

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Nerve gas victims must have handled material’s container – British Police / Kremlin expresses condolences

AP News: British police say they believe the latest victims of poisoning by nerve agent Novichok must have handled the material’s container. Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu said Monday the death of…

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Conte comfortably wins Italy’s lower house confidence vote

Euro zone pledges continued fiscal support against COVID, to work on recovery plans

WHO pandemic review panel critical of China, WHO delays

Latest Updates – Malta News Briefing – Monday 18 January 2021

Maltese Editors’ Perspectives

Malta: Prime Minister open to euthanasia discussion

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France may demand rapid COVID-19 test from Irish truck drivers

Scottish fishermen land fish in Denmark to avoid post-Brexit red tape

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Conte comfortably wins Italy’s lower house confidence vote

Euro zone pledges continued fiscal support against COVID, to work on recovery plans

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny to fly to Russia on Sunday despite risks

Russia gives Kremlin critic Navalny an ultimatum: Return immediately or face jail

Vladimir Putin names Mikhail Mishustin as new PM

Unexploded WWII bomb found in Kremlin

Moscow ready to improve ties with Washington after Mueller report

Russian oligarchs abandoning the UK in favour of Malta and Cyprus

German government expresses concern about anti-Kremlin protestor (UPDATED)

Nerve gas victims must have handled material’s container – British Police / Kremlin expresses condolences