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Senate panel raises security concerns in UAE F-35 deal

11/13/2020

The Senate Appropriations Committee wants to ensure that the $23.4 billion sale of F-35 fighter jets to the United Arab Emirates "does not diminish Israel's qualitative military edge; and poses no vulnerabilities to US military systems and technology vis-a-vis the Russian Federation and [China]."

Russia cuts rates in response to pandemic

6/18/2020

Russia is facing a 5.5% contraction this year due to the coronavirus pandemic and the Central Bank of the Russian Federation is cutting interest rates in response. "Russia's central bank has been able to cut rates largely because the ruble (RUB) has been much more stable in the face of weaker growth this time around than in the past," writes CME Group Senior Economist Erik Norland.

Science community lines up for spot on future Chinese space station

6/14/2019

China has selected six experiments from the international community to be conducted aboard its future space station, with possibly more to be granted access. Countries organizing the experiments include Switzerland, Belgium, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Kenya, the Netherlands, Norway, Mexico, Poland, Peru, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia and Spain.

Corinthia plans Moscow hotel project

2/14/2019

A Corinthia Hotel is being planned for Moscow that has hotel rooms and apartments. "We are very pleased to announce our second hotel and residences in the Russian Federation," said Corinthia CEO Simon Naudi.

Report highlights US degree attainment disparities

9/11/2018

While 48% of young adults in the US received a higher-education degree in 2017, a report by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development highlights disparities in college attainment among states. The largest gap -- 43 percentage points -- was seen between the District of Columbia and Nevada, and was the second-widest of any OECD country behind the Russian Federation.

Russian activist arrested, charged with conspiracy

7/17/2018

Maria Butina of Russia was charged on Monday by the Justice Department with conspiring to act as a Russian Federation agent. A Federal Bureau of Investigation affidavit says Butina worked for more than two years to develop connections in the US conservative community that could be used for Russian influence.

UN experts: Russia must prevent killings, torture of gay people in Chechnya

4/14/2017

United Nations human rights experts are calling on Russia to intervene after reports of torture and killings of gay men in Chechnya surfaced. "The Russian Federation must officially state that it does not tolerate any form of incitement to violence, social stigmatization of homosexuality or hate speech, and does not condone discrimination or violence against people based on their sexual orientation or gender identity," they said.

Herceptin biosimilar wins approval in Russia

1/26/2016

Biocad's HERtiCAD, a biosimilar version of Roche's cancer drug Herceptin, or trastuzumab, obtained approval from the Ministry of Healthcare of the Russian Federation. Biocad says it will price the treatment at least 10% below the value of its reference drug.

Herceptin biosimilar wins approval in Russia

1/26/2016

Biocad's HERtiCAD, a biosimilar version of Roche's cancer drug Herceptin, or trastuzumab, obtained approval from Russia's Ministry of Healthcare. Biocad says it will price the product at least 10% below the value of its reference drug.