Russia's richest man stands by Kremlin rule

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Roman Abramovich, a billionaire oil baron in Russia has defended Kremlin control of the petroleum industry and openly supports President Vladimir Putin. Mr. Abramovich says there is nothing wrong with state ownership of the petroleum industry, "It's always a question of management" he said, "the state can hire any manager, including me."

Government domestic functions, Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas Extraction, Crude petroleum and natural gas, Public affairs, Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas, Russia, Petroleum refining, Evaluation, Economic aspects, Energy policy, Petroleum industry, Political aspects, Putin, Vladimir, Public relations, Company public relations, Abramovich, Roman

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Israel decides it will expel Arafat

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The government of Israel has decided to expel Yasser Arafat, chairman of the Palestinian Authority, from the occupied Palestinian territories. However, Palestinian officials said that such a move would lead to chaos in the region.

Israel, Palestine National Authority, Arafat, Yasir, Palestinian Arabs, Occupied territories

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