Interfax news Agency
Interfax is a Russian non-governmental news agency and wire service based in Moscow and first established in 1989 by former employees of Radio Moskva. They cover political, economic and social events in Russia and other CIS countries in real time 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Their news reporting is predominantly focused on issues concerning Europe and Asia, with reporting from key location in London, New York, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Denver, Moscow, Kyiv, Minsk and Almaty. Interfax has grown exponentially over the years and now employs nearly 1,000 journalists and produces over 1,500 stories daily.
Latest articles by Interfax news Agency
Russian Rocket Successfully Orbits Canadian Satellite
By Interfax news Agency published
A Russian Proton rocket has launched the Nimiq 4 satellites into space.
Russia Launches Military, Science Satellites
By Interfax news Agency published
A Russian rocket launched several military and science satellites Friday.
Russian Cargo Ship Casts Off from Space Station
By Interfax news Agency published
The Russian Progress M-62 left the International Space Station on Monday.
Space Station Cargo Ship Launches With Gifts, Supplies
By Interfax news Agency published
A Russian Progress 27 cargo ship launched gifts and supplies to the space station.
Russia Launches New Military Satellite
By Interfax news Agency published
A Russian Kosmos-3M rocket launched a military satellite into space Tuesday.
Russian Rocket Successfully Orbits U.S. Communications Satellite
By Interfax news Agency published
The U.S. telecommunications satellite DirecTV-10 has been put into its destination orbit.
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