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Russia's prescription for prosperity
Gregory Warner Mar 8, 2011
American pharmaceutical companies want to build their sales in Russia. Russia is eager to let them so long as they build something else, too. Factories.
Tax cuts and the World Cup in Russia
Kai Ryssdal Sep 21, 2011
Two final notes on the way out today: First, the House passed an extension of the Bush era tax cuts today for couples making less than $250,000....
Russia's attempt to inflate its military
Steve Rosenberg Sep 22, 2011
The Russian military has come up with an inventive way to deceive the enemy and save money at the same time: inflatable weapons. They look just like real ones, they're easy to transport and quick to deploy.
Russia seeks U.S. help in modernizing
Sep 22, 2011
The Russian economy has boomed over the past decade, but U.S. firms have been slow to take advantage. The White House says our trade with Russia is about the same as with Thailand, a country with an economy a fifth of the size of Russia's. But things may finally be on the move. Peter van Dyk reports.
Who owns the rights to Arctic seabed?
Stephen Beard Sep 22, 2011
An international summit in Moscow is focusing on who owns the rights to riches thought to be under the Arctic seabed. Europe correspondent Stephen Beard talks with Steve Chiotakis about who will be at the summit and what they are trying to achieve there.
America, here's Russia's 'Snob'
Eve Troeh Sep 22, 2011
A glossy new magazine is hitting the newsstands, and it's in Russian. One of Moscow's richest men is behind the venture. But who's the market? Eve Troeh takes a look.
Mystery Russian shortwave signal comes to life
Julia Barton Sep 14, 2010
The blogosphere—well, OK, a select subsection—is abuzz about "The Buzzer," the nickname for a mysterious Russian shortwave signal that...
Manufacturers hold copyright concerns in Russian WTO negotiations
Aug 2, 2010
President Obama wants negotiations on Russia's admission to the World Trade Organization finished soon, and some U.S. manufacturers worry Russia will be given an easy ride on counterfeiting.
Suspect in Russian spy case worked at Microsoft
John Moe Sep 14, 2010
So did he somehow infiltrate and doom the Kin project? Apparently not. Alexey Karetnikov was apparently a low level software tester at Microsoft...
