Central Bank of Russia sets euro exchange rate for August 27
The Central Bank of Russia set the euro exchange rate for August 27 at30.6550 rubles per euro. .
©
Most popular
Russia fully supports Syrian administration
The opponents of the regime of Bashar al-Assad were extremely dissatisfied with the outcome of the visit to Damascus of the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and the director of Russian Foreign...
Surgeon says human body did not evolve
In a recent paper titled "Dissecting Darwinism," Baylor University Medical Center surgeon Joseph Kuhn described serious problems with Darwinian evolution. He first described how life could not...
- Internet under attack, Russia plans to counter
- Electric vibrator was invented for men, not for women
- Africa's richest nation ready for war
- Americans get closer to building weapon of the future
- Russian communists politically impotent, albeit prone to dictatorship
- Disgusting USA and Rice, are you going to STOP now?
NATO fighter jets can patrol anything they want
Kim Jong-il's son buries North Korea alive
Western media discuss options to attack Iran
What makes Japan cling to Russia's Kuril Islands?
Algeria shows NATO the door
Brussels and Washington ready for aggression against Syria
- Russian communists politically impotent, albeit prone to dictatorship
- Syria: Russia and China chain the dogs of war
- Russia unveils fifth-generation Kalashnikov assault rifle
- New US Ambassador to Russia starts with lies
- Russia to sell desolate lands to China?
- Russia can be in trouble because of Finlands new president
- Russia risks to lose many disputed territories
- Russian heavy unmanned helicopters to outshine everything
- Russia to hold US accountable for loss of Phobos Ground space probe
- Putin positive but cautious about Russias political future
- Putin: Russian Achievements and Challenges for the Future
- What else can crash in Russia after Phobos Ground?
- Russia loses $4 billion in Libya because of Gaddafi
- Official conclusion of Phobos Ground crash shocks scientists
- Belarus turns its back on Russia for China
- Europe and USA want Yavlinsky
- Research indicates Putin has more than fifty percent support
- Europe to ease visa regime with Russia in 2012
- Britains spy rock: PR or politics?
