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“I think that a criminal inquiry will be opened anyway because even if she is not found guilty of murder she will face negligence charges”, Mr. Astakhov told Rossiya-24 channel.
Maxim`s adoptive mother said that the boy had been playing outside and fainted while she was at home.
Maxim Kuzmin died on January 21.
Earlier this week reports claimed that the boy had been allegedly beaten by his adoptive mother as bruises were found on his body.
Voice of Russia, Interfax
The fire at the test site and ammo depot in Samara region has been contained and is on the wane, announced Deputy Chief of the Russian Emergencies Ministry department in Samara region Andrei Babintsev.
The story line is beginning to sound familiar, too familiar. Young intelligent individual with high moral ideals attempts to expose the egregious clear and unarguable criminality of the U.S. Government, a government which is out of control and trampling on the rule of law and the rights of people worldwide, only to be villainized and forced to seek refuge and protection in a foreign country.
Four U.S. soldiers were killed in an attack on Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, a U.S. official said on Tuesday, speaking on condition of anonymity, just as the United States prepares for talks this week with the Taliban.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon met Chinese UN peacekeeping troops ahead of talks with Chinese leaders expected to focus on North Korea, Syria and other international issues.
President Barack Obama will Wednesday propose the United States and Russia cut strategic nuclear warheads by a third and will call for cuts in tactical nuclear arsenals in Europe, a US official said.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has expressed willingness to promptly convene an international conference on Syria. He welcomed the agreements reached at the G8 summit in Northern Ireland.
The Taliban on Wednesday claimed responsibility for an attack in Afghanistan overnight that killed four US troops, just hours after Washington said its officials would met the insurgents for talks.
The death toll from flash flooding triggered by early monsoon rains has risen to 120 in northern India, officials said Wednesday.
The body of Ibragim Todashev, a man of Chechen origin who has lived in the US and who has been killed by FBI agents during a gun battle, was flown home to Russia.
The fire at the test site and ammo depot in Samara region has been contained and is on the wane, announced Deputy Chief of the Russian Emergencies Ministry department in Samara region Andrei Babintsev.
Eleven people have been injured in explosions of projectiles at a range in Chapayevsk, the Samara region. Police are evacuating the people from communities located in the depot's vicinity. (VIDEO)
A well-known Russian journalist, photographer and a member of the Russian Geographical Society Vlad Minin started from Moscow his unique expedition. Vlad's giant Jeep will go through the cities and villages of Transcaucasia and Central Asia with films, books and paintings that can tell about what Russia really is.
During the trip, Vlad Minin would speak there with stories about the great Russians, the accomplishments of Russian culture, its tangible and intangible treasures.
The start of journey was given at the Sofia Embankment of Moscow. The participants of the Voice of Russia's project "Window to Russia" (media sponsor) came to say goodbye to the traveler and to wish him the easy way.
At the G8 summit in Northern Ireland, the United States and the European Union have launched talks on Monday to what could become the biggest bilateral trade deal in history. British Prime Minister David Cameron said it was ‘a once-in-a-generation prize’, which they were determined to seize. US President Barack Obama announced that talks on a trans-Atlantic trade and investment deal would begin in Washington next month. While the EU leaders admit the negotiations will be difficult, they believe the agreement could be reached within two years. For more on the news we are joined by Patrick Young, Leading Expert on Financial Markets and the Founder and Chairman of Derivatives Vision, a securities exchange advisory and media company.
Group of Eight leaders said on Monday that world economic prospects remained weak even though downside risks have lessened due partly to policy action taken in the United States, the euro zone and Japan.
Experts, who’ve been invited to attend the 17th annual St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, SPIEF, believe that this kind of forum has a decisive influence on the development of global economy, as well as the global political processes.
The Fitch rating agency is concerned about the unregulated part of the Chinese banking sector. The so-called “shadow banks” pose systemic risks for the country’s economy.
The Iranian economy is experiencing severe stress caused by the international sanctions against Tehran. An unofficial estimate of the Iranian inflation rate is almost three times the official annual inflation figure.
The foreign exchange market is now in the crosshairs of the global financial regulators in the aftermath of the rate-rigging scandals in currency rates and interest rates markets.
With 1.1 million new refugees in 2012, the total number of people who were forced to flee their homes around the world reached a record 45.2 million, according to statistics released by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNCR) Wednesday, which is the highest number recorded for the last 18 years.
The story line is beginning to sound familiar, too familiar. Young intelligent individual with high moral ideals attempts to expose the egregious clear and unarguable criminality of the U.S. Government, a government which is out of control and trampling on the rule of law and the rights of people worldwide, only to be villainized and forced to seek refuge and protection in a foreign country.
A museum of Pope Francis will open at the Cathedral of the Argentine capital.
Obama to propose nuclear weapons cuts
