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World renowned pianist Ludovico Einaudi plays concert on Arctic Ocean

June 21, 2016 RBTH

Greenpeace Russia shares a beautiful video

Russia’s battle with water pollution continues

September 5, 2014 Sophie Terekhova, special to RBTH

A former Gazprom supplier is applying a solution developed by scientists in Novosibirsk

Greenpeace: Arctic Sunrise is a mess, equipment missing

July 4, 2014 RBTH, Interfax

The Arctic Sunrise ship seized and anchored in the Murmansk seaport after the Greenpeace demonstration near the Russian Prirazlomnaya oilrig in the Pechora Sea may be restored within several weeks, Interfax learned from Greenpeace Russia

Greenpeace crew returns to Arctic Sunrise

June 27, 2014 RBTH, Interfax

A Greenpeace crew has returned to the Arctic Sunrise vessel kept in the Murmansk seaport for nine months

Greenpeace says Arctic Sunrise boat no longer impounded

June 6, 2014 Interfax, Interfax

The Russian Investigative Committee has lifted the restrictions from the Arctic Sunrise boat, the Greenpeace international environmental organization said

Group of 30 were earlier detained for immobilizing Arctic-bound platform. Source: AP

Greenpeace activists freed after blocking Gazprom rig in Netherlands

May 27, 2014 Interfax, Interfax

Group of 30 were earlier detained for immobilizing Arctic-bound platform

Russia begins extracting oil in the Arctic despite Greenpeace efforts

April 22, 2014 Alexei Lossan, RBTH

The first oil extraction project has been successfully implemented in the Arctic despite large-scale protests from ecologists, including the organization Greenpeace, which is opposed to offshore production on the shelf

The Senegalese military detained the Oleg Naydenov trawler 46 miles off the coast of Guinea-Bissau. Source: ITAR-TASS

Greenpeace may be drawn into fishing wars

January 13, 2014 Nikolay Surkov, RBTH

Russian authorities have accused environmental activists of egging on the Senegalese authorities

Arctic Sunrise captain back home - Greenpeace

December 28, 2013 RBTH, Interfax

Peter Willcox, the amnestied captain of the Greenpeace-operated Arctic Sunrise vessel, has safely returned home

All foreigners in Arctic Sunrise crew permitted to leave Russia

December 27, 2013 RBTH, Interfax

All foreign crew members of the Arctic Sunrise icebreaker belonging to Greenpeace have received visas allowing them to leave Russia

All foreign activists of Arctic Sunrise may leave Russia this week - Greenpeace

December 26, 2013 RBTH, Interfax

All foreign members of the crew of the icebreaker Arctic Sunrise may go home by the end of this week, the Greenpeace press service told Interfax on Thursday

The crew of the Arctic Sunrise. Source: Denis Sinyakov / Lenta.ru

Russia drops charges against Greenpeace activists

December 26, 2013 Yelena Sidorenko, Vzglyad

The 30 Greenpeace activists arrested during an arctic protest have received amnesty and will be allowed to return home

All Arctic Sunrise crewmembers amnestied

December 26, 2013 RBTH, Interfax

The last crewmember of the Greenpeace vessel Arctic Sunrise, Italian citizen Cristian D'Alessandro, has received documents confirming that the criminal case opened against him has been dropped under Russia's amnesty law, Greenpeace said on its Twitter page on Thursday

Russian migration service accepting visa applications from Arctic Sunrise crew

December 26, 2013 RBTH, Interfax

More than 20 foreign citizens from the crew of the Greenpeace vessel Arctic Sunrise have applied to the Russian Federal Migration Service for exit visas, a FMS spokesman told Interfax on Thursday

Entry visas for Arctic Sunrise crew should be ready within two days - Greenpeace

December 25, 2013 RBTH, Interfax

Foreign crew members of Greenpeace's Arctic Sunrise will be able to leave Russia soon

Faiza Oulahsen: "I will continue to campaign to save the Arctic, that’s not going to change." Source: AP

Arctic 30 promise to continue their campaign

December 23, 2013 Alastair Gill, special to RBTH

Greenpeace activist Faiza Oulahsen insists the protest in the Arctic was a peaceful and important one

During the meeting, Russian President took about 50 questions. More than 1,300 journalists were in attendance. Source: Konstantín Zavrazhin / RG

Putin speaks his mind

December 20, 2013 Marina Obrazkova, RBTH

The Russian president supported Ukraine, praised Snowden, defended the U.S. intelligence services and offered to work with Greenpeace during his annual marathon Q&A session

Pussy Riot members will be realised. Source: Reuters

Russia grants jailed Pussy Riot members amnesty

December 19, 2013 Marina Obrazkova, RBTH

Greenpeace activists and protesters from the Bolotnya demonstrations will also be released of charges thanks to a new amnesty bill approved by the Russian parliament

Putin: Arctic Sunrise crew eligible for amnesty

December 19, 2013 RBTH, Interfax

The Greenpeace Arctic Sunrise crew accused of an attack against the Prirazlomnaya oilrig will be eligible for amnesty but the amnesty bill was not drawn up especially to free them from punishment, Russian President Vladimir Putin said

Arctic Sunrise crewmembers are unlikely to be able to see New Year in at home - Greenpeace

December 16, 2013 RBTH, Interfax

The Russian authorities will likely not allow the foreign crewmembers of the Greenpeace vessel Arctic Sunrise to celebrate Christmas and the New Year with their families in their home countries, Ivan Blokov, programs director of the Russian division of Greenpeace, told Interfax on Monday

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World renowned pianist Ludovico Einaudi plays concert on Arctic Ocean

Russia’s battle with water pollution continues

Greenpeace: Arctic Sunrise is a mess, equipment missing

Greenpeace crew returns to Arctic Sunrise

Greenpeace says Arctic Sunrise boat no longer impounded

Greenpeace activists freed after blocking Gazprom rig in Netherlands

Russia begins extracting oil in the Arctic despite Greenpeace efforts

Greenpeace may be drawn into fishing wars

Arctic Sunrise captain back home - Greenpeace

All foreigners in Arctic Sunrise crew permitted to leave Russia

All foreign activists of Arctic Sunrise may leave Russia this week - Greenpeace

Russia drops charges against Greenpeace activists

All Arctic Sunrise crewmembers amnestied

Russian migration service accepting visa applications from Arctic Sunrise crew

Entry visas for Arctic Sunrise crew should be ready within two days - Greenpeace

Arctic 30 promise to continue their campaign

Putin speaks his mind

Russia grants jailed Pussy Riot members amnesty

Putin: Arctic Sunrise crew eligible for amnesty

Arctic Sunrise crewmembers are unlikely to be able to see New Year in at home - Greenpeace

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