Russia's middle class: a growing problem for Putin
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Sergey Romanchuk has had a stellar career. At 37, he heads the currency dealing department at a top commercial bank in Moscow and drives a Jaguar. Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (L) listens during a meeting with organisers of the All-Russian People's Front in Moscow December 8, 2011. REUTERS/Alexsey Druginyn/RIA Novosti/Pool Romanchuk has found success and wealth under Pr
Gorbachev calls for Russian elections to be declared void
United Russia supporters rally in Moscow as opposition Yabloko party promises to contest the election result in court Reuters Russian authorities should annul the parliamentary vote results and hold a new election, the ex-Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has urged, as popular indignation grows over alleged election fraud. Thousands of Russians have rallied in Moscow and St Petersburg in the past tw
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Israel says Egyptian election results are ‘disturbing’; Hamas welcomes them
