Analysis: Global Food Crisis Catches Up With Russia
rferl.org     May 16, 2008            

Food prices will be the biggest single problem facing newly minted Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. Over the last six months, hardly a single speech by Medvedev, Vladimir Putin, or other leading Russian political figures has failed to include mention of this... [read full story]                    


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wired.com     37 mins ago   367 related          

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Russia said troops will pull back Friday

upi.com     41 mins ago   367 related          

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praguemonitor.com     16 mins ago          

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Russia's resurgence a challenge for West

azstarnet.com     6 hrs ago   6 related          

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