Russian top oil executive dies after 'falling from hospital window'
The chairman of the board of Russia's largest private oil company has died.
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Heavy fighting in Ukraine's Russian-occupied south
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EU to unveil emergency steps to curb soaring energy prices
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Russia, Ukraine trade claims of nuclear plant attacks
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Academy Award-winning director lauded Russia's military operation in Ukraine.
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Fears of radiation leak mount near Ukrainian nuclear plant
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State-run company is to provide components for a nuclear power plant.
Latvia brings down Soviet-era monument's obelisk in capital
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has prompted several countries to remove soviet symbols.
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Putin sends 137,000 more troops into Ukraine
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Russian airstrike on Ukraine railway station kills at least 22
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For Chernobyl survivors, new Ukraine nuclear risk stirs dread
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A nuclear plant is held hostage in Ukraine amid warnings of disaster
NY Times: A skeleton crew of tired, scared workers is running the plant 'at gunpoint'.
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Speedo-wearing Russian tourists leak defence secrets on Twitter
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Russia's war puts global economy in growing danger
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