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MOSCOW: By large margin Vladmir Putin is the winner of the Russian Presidential election 2012. On Sunday evening he was met by 100 000 celebrating supporters on the Manezhnaya Square next to the Kremlin.
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MOSCOW: By large margin Vladmir Putin is the winner of the Russian presidential election 2012. On Sunday evening he was met by 100 000 celebrating supporters on the Manezhnaya Square next to the Kremlin.
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Russia’s Northern Fleet has taken a modernized Ilyushin Il-38N anti-submarine warfare aircraft into service.
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By Håkon Skulstad.
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Prime Minister Vladimir Putin received a triumphal victory in Sunday’s presidential elections in Russia with nearly 64 percent of the votes when 98 percent of the ballots are counted.
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The northernmost monastery in the world, the Monastery of St. Triphon of Pechenga, is being rebuilt with the help of homeless people.
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EU foreign Policy Chief Catherine Ashton travels the Barents Region this week to discuss EU’s application for permanent observer status in the Arctic Council.
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Norway’s largest military exercise in ten years has started in the northern parts of the country. Over 16 000 soldiers from 15 nations participate in exercise Cold Response 2012.
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Good bilateral development during the years of Putin’s leadership, especially in the north, says Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
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By Håkon Skulstad.
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Nearly four out of ten Saami people in Norway have moved out of traditional Saami areas to a larger town, a new report shows.
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Statoil has completed drilling of an appraisal well on the Skrugard oil field in the Barents Sea. Estimates show that the field contains some 400-600 million barrels of recoverable oil.
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Ancient DNA analyses show that even as glaciers blanketed the planet, spruce and pine trees managed to survive in refuges in Scandinavia

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People with heart disease may not be able to compensate for their bodies' higher demand for oxygen when inhaling cold air, according to researchers, making snow shoveling and other activities dangerous for some.

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From gannets to seagulls, puffins to penguins, all seabirds suffer the same drop in birth rates when the supply of fish drops to less than a third of maximum capacity. Below the critical level of one third of the fish biomass, the birds — and the stability of the entire ecosystem —- come under threat.

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Two people have been killed in a fire at a Brazilian research station in Antarctica, which started after an explosion on 25 February



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A 1.3-metre-tall ancient penguin from New Zealand may take the biscuit as the tallest that ever lived



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The frigid McMurdo Dry Valleys in Antarctica are a cold, polar desert, yet the sandy soils there are frequently dotted with moist patches in the spring despite a lack of snowmelt and no possibility of rain. A new study has found that that the salty soils in the region actually suck moisture out of the atmosphere, raising the possibility that such a process could take place on Mars or on other planets.

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A large extinct penguin - more than a metre tall - has been reconstructed from fossil remains discovered in New Zealand.

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The University of Reading's Dr Len Shaffrey explains the research linking the shrinking of Arctic sea ice and colder, snowier winters across much of the northern hemisphere.

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