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**Rubber Duck** · 06-13-2008, 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by incka

Well technically America is the only super power...

I'm guessing you might mean Putin?

Well, you information is out of date on both counts. Putin is no longer head of state, and American has been shown impotetant to project conventional military power much beyond its own shores. But yes, you have the right country.

http://info.nic.ru/st/1/out_2050.shtml

http://translate.google.co.uk/transl...F8&sl=ru&tl=en

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In Moscow, opened 10 - th World Congress of Russian press. The participants of the event will discuss problems of development of Russian-speaking global information space and protecting the Russian language. This time Congress will bring together representatives from 65 countries. All over the world to speak Russian more than three hundred million people. According to the spread of Russian language is the fourth largest in the world.
Congress opened Dmitry Medvedev, the president of Russia. In opening remarks, RIA-Novosti, and he raised the topic of a possible delegation of our country Cyrillic domain. RF. "We must do our utmost to achieve the assignment of domain names in Cyrillic. This is the symbolic significance of Russian language, and we have good chances to make an appropriate decision" - said Medvedev, responding to questions from the participants of World Congress of Russian press.
If a corporation ICANN approve the introduction of IDN upper levels, then Russia could become one of the first countries which will be delegated Cyrillic own national domain. However, Russian blast zone quickly appear only in the event that its creation would support the idea of the Russian Internet community.
Thus, the opinions of Internet users is designed to learn the company's shares RU-CENTER "Support Russia, will vote in favour. RF." June 3, ended a custom stage a vote. To the question "Would you like to, that Russia was delegated Cyrillic top-level domain. RF?" 70, 4% of users answered "yes", and only 29.6 - "no".