NPR: Linkfest: Putin Picks a Church

Linkfest: Putin Picks a Church

In Russia, the government is cracking down on proselytizing by Protestants and harassing congregations that gather for worship. Meanwhile, the government has allied itself with the Russian Orthodox Church.

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At expense of all others, Putin Picks a church/ After losing job over dog, ex-mayor loses dog/ Miley Cyrus bra photo may tarnish clean image/ Frito-Lay hikes prices, puts less food in packages/ Penguin's wetsuit puts him back in the swim of things/

Laura Conaway

8:01 AM ET | 04-25-2008 | permalink

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Stories from Russia involving Putin have become more and more depressing lately.

Sent by Brian | 9:43 AM ET | 04-25-2008

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