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Luke Harding
Massacre in woods that brought war to Moscow’s metro
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Luke Harding
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4 Apr 2010
The plan had been straightforward: stuff their sacks, enjoy the countryside, and then head back home to the Chechen town of Achkoi-Martan.
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Luke Harding
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1 Dec 2008
As the trial of three men accused of murdering Anna Politkovskaya continues, Luke Harding reports from Moscow on one editor's fight for life.
Russia’s rich out of money
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Luke Harding
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30 Oct 2008
For the Moscow pensioners gathered next to Karl Marx's statue on Sunday there was, at last, something to be cheerful about.
Russian lawyer at centre of poisoning inquiry
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Luke Harding
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22 Oct 2008
Russia's leading human rights lawyer is at the centre of an investigation by French police after claiming she had been poisoned.
Happy birthday, Mr Putin, here’s a tiger!
Article
Luke Harding
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11 Oct 2008
On Friday, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin showed off his latest birthday present: a rare two-and-a-half-month-old Siberian tiger.
New Ukraine poll looms as coalition collapses
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Luke Harding
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17 Sep 2008
Ukraine was on Tuesday night facing the prospect of further political instability after the pro-Western coalition formally collapsed.
Russia’s new rich spurn Zil for British luxury
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Mark Milner
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Luke Harding
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8 Sep 2008
The 100 000th Land Rover Freelander 2 recently rolled off the company's production line at Halewood on Merseyside, north west England.
Kremlin wins war but faces new battle
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Luke Harding
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6 Sep 2008
For Russia's leadership, it seemed everything had gone right. But victory in Georgia has been undermined by an alarming flight of capital.
Georgia: inside the villages
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Luke Harding
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23 Aug 2008
The scale of ethnic cleansing is strikingly apparent, writes Luke Harding.
Russia warned: Withdraw from Georgia, or else
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Ian Traynor
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Luke Harding
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18 Aug 2008
European leaders warned Russia on Sunday to withdraw its forces rapidly from Georgia or face unspecified consequences.
A dirty little war in Georgia
Article
Luke Harding
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Ian Traynor
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Helen Womack
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17 Aug 2008
What began as a skirmish has become a tragedy of global importance.
Moscow warns it could strike Poland over missile shield
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Ian Traynor
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Luke Harding
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16 Aug 2008
The risk of a new era of East-West confrontation triggered by Russia's invasion of Georgia heightened on Friday.
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