The Russian President Dmitry Medvedev lambasted Josef Stalin's regime of terror in his video blog on October 30, distancing himself from the recent efforts some Russians have undertaken to gloss over the crimes committed by the Soviet dictator. Institutionalized attempts

When David Miliband arrived in Moscow yesterday, his visit was heralded by both sides as an opportunity to "reset" relations. Borrowing a phrase from their relations with the United States, the Russians have heralded the visit as an opportunity to

At the end of October, the Russian Ministry of Public Health and Social Development and the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) signed a Memorandum of Cooperation, which will allow these organizations to work together on studying, detecting, and

ICANN calls future changes the most important for the last 40 years. VLADIVOSTOK, November 2, vladivostoktimes.com American organization ICANN which regulates the site name system approved introduction of non-Latin domain names. The organization representatives voted for it on Friday at

The future university is not an APEC object, but a place for studies of Far Eastern residents. VLADIVOSTOK, November 3, vladivostoktimes.com The Plenipotentiary Representative of the RF President in the Far Eastern Federal District Victor ISHAYEV is sure that the

Disease now is not spread from abroad but by local routes. VLADIVOSTOK, November 3, vladivostoktimes.com During the week fast growth of number of people who got ill with swine flu was registered in the Far East. Two day growth is

Nowadays over 800 hundred disabled people attend sport clubs regularly. VLADIVOSTOK, November 3, vladivostoktimes.com The Sport Festival for physically challenged is to be held on December 4-5 in the Primorsky Territory. At the press conference on the issues of development

The cities Mayors in the presence of Dmitriy MEDVEDEV and Raphael KORREA signed the proper Agreement. VLADIVOSTOK, November 2, vladivostoktimes.com Igor PUSHKAREV, the Head of Vladivostok Administration (Russian Federation), and Haima Estrada BONILLA, the Mayor of Manta (Republic of Ecuador)

On Tuesday 3rd November Simon took part in an online Q & A session to discuss the Copenhagen Climate Change summit, coming up in December. Bloggers put questions to Simon and for an hour he answered as many as possible.

The MP for the West Cornwall constituency of St. Ives, Andrew George, has called a public meeting to consult local people about future housing plans for Cornwall and for local people in housing need in West Cornwall in particular.Planning and

8.30pm GMT Wed 25th Nov 2009, at Fetcham Village Hall, The Street, Fetcham, KT22 9QS

Colleges to judge applicants on the basis of their social background.

Record numbers of childminders are being forced out of business just 12 months after the introduction of Labour's compulsory "nappy curriculum" figures suggest.

The lack of decent schools has driven parents to desperate lengths to educate their children says Judith Woods.

Colleges to judge applicants on the basis of their social background.

Lord Mandelson's longawaited review of higher education has reignited the debate over student tuition fees.

Many schools are turning to the International Baccalaureate ahead of traditional British exams

Lord Mandelson is set to outline plans for a radical overhaul of universities fuelling speculation over an increase in student tuition fees.

Labour has been accused of "sleepwalking" into a fresh university admissions crisis as figures show record applications to degree courses.

Teachers are pressing ahead with a proposed boycott of Sats tests for 11yearolds.