Thiem, Wawrinka reach St. Petersburg semifinals
Daily Mail20 hours agoDaniil Medvedev of Russia returns the ball to Dominic Thiem of Austria during the St. Petersburg...match in St.Petersburg, Russia, Friday, Sept. 21, 2018. (AP Photo/Dmitry Lovetsky ...
Putin Pushes Gas Deals as His Approval Falters at Home
The National Interest via Yahoo News2 days agoFor a man routinely described as the chief antagonist of the West, Vladimir Putin’s domestic position is not looking too rosy. The rollout of recent pensions reforms has been ill-received by ...
Thiem wins in St. Petersburg, Youzhny calls it a day
Daily Mail2 days agoThe Austrian player's next opponent will be eighth-seeded Daniil Medvedev of Russia, who prevailed against Mikhail Kukushkin 6-3, 6-4. Russian veteran Mikhail...match in St.Petersburg ...
Dr M: Why I dislike Pas
MSN News19 hours agoKUALA LUMPUR: Pas’ tendency to call those who work with non Muslims “infidels” is the root cause of disunity among the Malays, claims Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
PRESS DIGEST - RUSSIA - Sept 18
Daily Mail4 days agoKOMMERSANT www.kommersant.ru - Russian businessmen are hoping to receive tax breaks in exchange for preserving jobs for people approaching retirement age, the daily says citing a draft letter ...
Defending champ Dzumhur into St. Petersburg quarterfinals
USA Today2 days agoThe eighth-seeded Daniil Medvedev of Russia prevailed against Mikhail Kukushkin 6-3, 6-4 in their second-round match.
Umno's head in the sand, tweets Khairy after Anifah quits
MSN News3 days agoPETALING JAYA: "Sand. Bury. Head."
DIARY-Political and General News Events from September 18
Investing.com4 days agoDIARY-Political and General News Events from September 18
A spy story: Sergei Skripal was a little fish, but had a big enemy - Times of India
The Times of India6 days agoEurope News: But Skripal was significant in the eyes of one man — Vladimir Putin, an intelligence officer of the same age and training. The two men had dedicated t
Young Russians taking the lead in anti-Putin protests
Los Angeles Times4 days agoWhen almost all the protesters at recent anti-government rallies across Russia went home, teenagers and young adults were the only ones left on the streets. "In my circle, more and more people ...
